From this page, you can easily get to the before and after pictures. If you get lost while browsing the before and after photos, just click on the Procedures button in the left frame and you'll jump right back here.
If you're not sure which area above will give information about your problem, use the following guide:
For information on ...
...Light to Moderate Stains, go to the section on
Bleaching or Microabrasion ...Moderate to Severe Stains, go to the section on Bleaching,
microabrasion, Bonding, or Porcelain Laminates ...Spacing, Misaligned teeth, and Fractured
teeth, go to the section on Bonding or Porcelain Laminates
...Replacing Silver Fillings (Amalgam), go to the section on Porcelain Inlays/Onlays
...Replacing Ugly Crowns, go to the section on Crowns
...Replacing Missing Teeth, go to the section on Tooth Replacements
About the photographs you will see on this Web site
The before and after photographs on this Web site are of patients who were treated by Dr.
Berman.
The photographs are not retouched. The improvements you see in the photographs are exactly
the improvements that were actually achieved with cosmetic dental techniques. In many of
the photographs you will notice that not all of the cosmetic problems were treated. This
was because of patient preference. Many times patients have a single complaint about their
appearance. Dr. Berman feels strongly that treatment of cosmetic problems is patient
dictated. It is the Dr.'s responsibility to provide the knowledge of the materials and
techniques and to inform the patient of the pros and cons of each technique, but not to
decide what areas are addressed. Dr. Berman believes that it is his responsibility to
inform the patient about the functional and health issues of their mouth. He works to
achieve an outcome that results in naturally beautiful teeth, blending imperceptibly with
their surrounding environment. No matter what the procedure, Dr. Berman works to achieve a
result that naturally relates to its environment, i.e.. a modern piece of furniture would
look out of synch in an ornate 17th century cathedral. Each patient has unique tooth
morphology and markings. Dr. Berman recreates these attributes in his restorative work, If
a patient wishes to change some of the natural attributes of their teeth, Dr. Berman will
work to help create those changes as long as they do not compromise function or health.
The photographs are copyrighted by Dr. Berman, and may not be reproduced without first
contacting Dr. Berman and obtaining written permission.
In some screens you will see photographs outlined in a blue border. These are thumbnails
of the actual photo and if clicked, will jump you via hyperlink to the full size
photograph.