Our cosmetic dentists in Whittier create personalized treatment plans for stained, chipped, worn, uneven, or missing teeth. We focus on improvements that complement your smile while supporting comfortable function and lasting oral health.
Atlantic Dental & Orthodontics has treated more than 50,000 patients and placed more than 15,000 dental implants. This extensive experience includes patients seeking cosmetic, restorative, general, and implant dentistry in Whittier. We take time to understand what each patient wants to change before recommending a personalized treatment plan.
Some patients come in with one chipped or discolored tooth that stands out in photos. Others want to replace older silver fillings, improve several worn teeth, or understand how whitening, veneers, bonding, and crowns could work together.
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Patients frequently mention our friendly staff, clear explanations, attentive doctors, and welcoming office.
“I was very happy with the results of my four dental crowns. Dr. Paz and Dr. Tamir provided excellent care, and the staff was always friendly and helpful throughout my experience.”
Love the care they provide and makes you feel comfortable. Lourdes and doctors Dr.Paz and Dr.Tamir and the staff is amazing front with Samantha, Kimberly, Nelly, Elizabeth and back with Chris, Daisy, America everyone!
10/10 experience! i come all the way from pomona with no complaints! the staff is so amazing, so sweet & everything is explained in detail!
Had a great dental appointment at Atlantic Dental in Whittier, no pain & always making you comfortable.
Cosmetic treatment can involve one focused improvement or a combination of procedures. We examine the teeth, listen to the patient’s goals, and explain which options may provide an appropriate balance of appearance, strength, and function.
A crown may improve the appearance and strength of a worn, damaged, or heavily restored tooth. A bridge may be considered when a missing tooth affects the continuity of the smile. We plan the color, shape, and fit of ceramic restorations so they work naturally with the surrounding teeth.
Professional whitening can address many surface stains caused by foods, drinks, and everyday habits. We evaluate the type of discoloration first because existing restorations and deeper internal stains may respond differently from natural enamel.
Veneers are thin porcelain restorations placed over the visible surfaces of selected teeth. They may be considered for discoloration, small chips, worn edges, uneven shapes, or spacing concerns. Each case is planned around the patient’s teeth and facial appearance.
Bonding uses tooth-colored composite resin to make conservative changes to a tooth. It may help repair a small chip, reshape an uneven edge, cover a sensitive area, or improve a minor cosmetic concern.
A smile makeover combines treatments when one procedure cannot address every concern. The plan may involve whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns, or alignment care, depending on the condition of the teeth and the changes the patient wants to make.
Older metal fillings can become noticeable when a patient speaks or smiles. We evaluate the tooth and filling before determining whether a tooth-colored filling or ceramic restoration is appropriate.
Cosmetic dentistry begins by identifying what is affecting the smile and whether the concern is limited to appearance or also involves the health of the tooth.
Surface stains may respond to whitening, while deeper discoloration or a restoration that no longer matches may require a different approach. We examine the source of the color difference before discussing treatment.
Small chips and uneven edges may sometimes be improved with bonding. More extensive wear or structural damage may require a veneer or crown to restore the tooth’s appearance and strength.
The right option depends on the size of the space, the position of the teeth, and the patient’s bite. Bonding, veneers, or alignment treatment may be considered after an examination.
A consultation gives you time to explain what you would like to change and learn which options fit your needs. We can evaluate an individual tooth or discuss a more complete smile plan without assuming that every concern requires extensive treatment.
Our English- and Spanish-speaking team helps patients explain what they dislike about their smiles and understand the options available to them.
Our office uses digital scanners, intraoral cameras, X-rays, and other advanced dental equipment to improve diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient communication. An intraoral camera can help patients see small cracks, older fillings, and other details that may affect the treatment recommendation.
Digital information can also support the planning of custom ceramic crowns and other restorations. The technology used depends on the treatment and the condition of the patient’s teeth.
Dr. Aaron Paz, DDS, FICOI
Dental Surgeon & Implantology Specialist
Dr. Alfred Tamir
Cosmetic Dentistry, Implantology & Dental Surgery
Our team can verify benefits, explain anticipated coverage, and submit insurance claims for patients. We accept many PPO dental insurance plans, including Aetna, Ameritas, Anthem Blue Cross, Cigna, Delta Dental, Guardian, MetLife, UnitedHealthcare, and UCCI.
Payment options include CareCredit, Cherry financing, low initial payments, and manageable monthly payment plans. Coverage and personal costs depend on the treatment plan and individual benefits.
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Financing available
Low initial payments and monthly payment plans for qualifying patients.
PPO plans we accept
We work with PPO dental plans. Call us and we’ll confirm your specific plan before your visit.
The condition of the tooth guides the recommendation. Bonding can make conservative changes with composite resin. A veneer covers the visible front surface, while a crown covers more of the tooth and may be appropriate when additional strength is needed.
Yes. A personalized plan may address several concerns, such as discoloration, chipped edges, uneven tooth shapes, or spacing. Treatment may involve one procedure or a carefully planned combination.
Some older silver fillings can be replaced with composite resin or a ceramic restoration. We first examine the filling and remaining tooth structure to determine the appropriate option.
Cost depends on the teeth being treated, the procedures selected, and the complexity of the plan. After an examination, we can explain the recommended care, applicable insurance benefits, and available financing options.
The number of appointments varies. A focused bonding treatment will not follow the same process as custom veneers, crowns, alignment care, or a multi-treatment smile makeover. We explain the anticipated sequence before treatment begins.
Our office is located at 6716 Greenleaf Avenue in Whittier, where patients can improve visible concerns without losing sight of their oral health. We provide comprehensive care in one convenient location, and easy parking makes it simple to attend consultations and follow-up visits.
As a Whittier, California dentist, we plan cosmetic care alongside your overall dental health, all in one office.
From diagnosis and treatment planning to implant placement and restoration, our doctors are directly involved in your care. Call Atlantic Dental & Orthodontics or request an appointment online.
