Dermal fillers place a gel-like material under the skin to soften lines or restore volume that has been lost.
In a dental practice they make most sense as a complement to work on the teeth. Losing teeth or wearing them down changes the support the face has underneath, and restoring the smile sometimes leaves the surrounding area needing attention too.
It is a small procedure with an immediate result. We'll talk through what fillers can and cannot do for you before anything is scheduled.
Common questions
Is it painful?
Brief and minor. A topical numbing agent is used, and most fillers contain an anesthetic.
How long do results last?
Commonly six to eighteen months depending on the product and the area.
Questions about dermal fillers?
Call the office and ask. We'd rather talk it through than have you guess from a website.