Our cosmetic dentists utilize state-of-the-art technology and cosmetic dentistry procedures including, but not limited to, porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, porcelain crowns, dental implants, and tooth-colored fillings to achieve excellent results for all their patients in Houston, Texas and across the country.

Both Davis and Coleman are accredited members of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. The Houston dentists have become renowned for their dental work on numerous beauty contestants and winners and media personalities. Worried about cost? Don't be! We have patients that travel here from all over the country because our cosmetic dentistry costs dramatically less than it does in other big cities. Patients can fly here, get quality cosmetic dentistry, and fly home with money to spare!

Houstonian Molly Rentz was compiling her modeling portfolio when she decided to let Dr. Spiker Davis and Dr. Scott Coleman show her a variety of "looks" that could be achieved with cosmetic dentistry.

In the case of Molly Rentz, Dr. Davis started out with the "natural" look for her - "We just filled in the spaces," he explains.
Look number two is the Sporty Look. "The cuspids are more pointed and the teeth are more square," Dr. Coleman notes.
Executive look calls for "harder lines, where the teeth are square and even, and you have a very full, Farrah Fawcett smile. When everything is even, it's an older look."
For the final go-round, Dr. Davis gave Molly Rentz the Glamour Look, "where the laterals are shorter, softer rounded … a more delicate smile," he says.
"Typically, women want all their teeth the same length," says Dr. Coleman. "When they come in, that's what they usually ask for, because models look that way. We tell them it's actually a more masculine look for most, but if that's what they want, that's what we give them."

It was quite a project, but the photography session showed her exactly how she looked with each type of bonding. (And who said dentists never have any fun?)

We Use the Latest Technology

High technology is used throughout the office. There are very small video cameras that are used to look inside your mouth and let you, as well as the doctors, see what’s going on. Computers are used to simulate what your smile would look like with the changes before the work is actually done.