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Our dental team is dedicated to bringing you personalized care. We will listen to your concerns and develop a general, cosmetic, or restorative treatment plan that surpasses your expectations. Dr. Rodgers performs a wide variety of services so that he can be your trusted general and cosmetic dentist throughout the years.

With over a decade of experience as Dunwoody's general and cosmetic dentist, Dr. Rodgers can expertly enhance the appearance of your smile with cosmetic services. For instance, you may benefit from porcelain veneers or teeth whitening. If your case is more complex, Dr. Rodgers may recommend optimizing your oral health with dental implants.

At each of your visits, we will treat you with the compassionate care you deserve. We will never compromise the integrity of your smile with unnecessary procedures, but will earn your trust by suggesting the best solutions for your needs. Your treatment plan will be customized to accomplish the goals you explain to us, so you will leave our office with the gorgeous, healthy smile that's right for you.

Call our Dunwoody, GA dental office to schedule your appointment with Dr. Rodgers, an experienced general dentist and cosmetic dentist. We have designed and maintained healthy smiles in Dunwoody, Roswell, Norcross, and surrounding areas for over 10 years.
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Onlays and Inlays

Strong, Attractive and Safe Alternatives to Metal Fillings

Onlays: Onlays are used for large restorations. They restore the area inside the cusp and extend over one or more sides of the tooth. Because of their size they are usually made of porcelain.

Inlays: These are used to restore the area of tooth inside the cusps. Inlays are a conservative tooth restoration which means they require far less drilling and preparation of the tooth than a metal filling. Inlays are usually made of porcelain or composite resin, making them “invisible” in your smile.

Onlays and inlays are created in a dental laboratory from an impression of your teeth. Any shrinkage of the device occurs in the lab and is accounted for when cemented. Large fillings can shrink and be at greater risk for breakdown and tooth sensitivity. The final result will fit perfectly with surrounding teeth and can be as strong as a natural tooth.

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