Advance Dental Arts Center

Dental services

Dental Crowns
At Advance Dental Arts Center in West Linn, we are proud to advance the oral health and smile aesthetics of individuals and families throughout Lake Oswego, Oregon City, Gladstone, Milwaukee, Wilsonville, Portland, and northwestern Oregon. Led by Dr. Kimberly Wright, our team first supports oral and overall health and well-being with fundamental preventative care.

Teeth Whitening
Have you ever looked in the mirror or at a picture of yourself and thought your smile could be whiter? Dr. Wright can discuss several whitening options with you during an exam. Whitening may not correct all shades of tooth discoloration—yellow-brown shades bleach well, while gray-blue shades don’t bleach optimally—and doesn’t change the shade of existing restorations such as fillings or crowns.

Smile Makeovers
Many of the smiles featured on this website “speak” for themselves. Just look at how renewed our patients’ faces look! Very worn, stained, unevenly-spaced (and unevenly-shaped) teeth are no more – they have been replaced instead with lovely white, uniformly-shaped, evenly-spaced, and otherwise balanced features. These improvements add up to a smile that is attractive and exudes health, vigor, and confidence.

Veneers
Dramatic transformations do not require aggressive or invasive treatment at Advance Dental Arts Center. In fact, our team in West Linn, Oregon, supports life-changing transformations in our patients’ smile aesthetics with one of the most conservative procedures available to modern dentistry: porcelain veneers.

Bonding
Bonding describes tooth-colored restorations that usually cover defects in color or texture on front teeth. It can also close excessive space between teeth or correct a tooth’s width that is smaller than normal or smaller than the same tooth on the other side to improve a smile.

Dental Implants
Modern dental implants were introduced in the mid-1960s; however, it took almost two decades for them to become more commonplace. Before the rise of dental implants, individuals who were missing or holding on to a badly damaged tooth (or teeth) had limited options to fill in those gaps.