Mark H. Freedman, DDS
General, Family, and Cosmetic Dentistry
1023 Pulaski Rd.  East Northport, NY  11731
631-261-2880
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Before and After Pictures
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        Pre-op
Patient's new smile
      Temporary
   Finished Crowns  
Patients are often concerned how they
will look with temporaries during
treatment.  We do our best to make
temporaries that not only protect the
teeth and look natural, but also serve
as a preview of our final restoration.  
We use our temporaries to determine
whether our final crowns should be
longer, shorter, lighter, darker or
modified in any other way to insure the
best final result that we can achieve.
From a cosmetic perspective, one of the most
difficult procedures is to replace a single
broken front tooth with a crown.  Color, size
shape and subtle characterization of the crown
must match the other front tooth.  We will often
have the patient meet with the laboratory
technician to functionally and cosmetically
recreate a natural looking tooth.
Before
Completed crown
Completed crown
New patients will often come to our office feeling very embarassed, saying things like,
"You've never seen anything this bad before".  Well, we have.  This patient's mouth
was restored with a combination of crowns, bonding, partial denture and bleaching.  
Eating is much easier, and he has a very nice smile.
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Sometimes very conservative treatment can give a patient what she wants, and result in nice cosmetic
improvement. This patient simply wanted her front teeth to look whiter, straighter and without large
spaces, but did not want crowns or laminates.  Her teeth were whitened, lengthened and rebonded.
Before
Old bonding removed, and teeth
whitened with Zoom