Concierge cosmetic and restorative care in Whitefish Bay. Three operatories, two patients on the schedule per hour, and the time to do the work well.
Hand-stacked porcelain from a single ceramist in Madison. Designed against your face, your bite, and your bone structure. Two visits, no rush.
We do not do everything. The practice is built around a short menu of procedures we can stand behind. For anything outside the list, we refer to a specialist we trust.
Hand-crafted ceramic shells bonded to the front of the tooth. The work most patients remember our name for.
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In-office Zoom whitening with the right shade conversation up front. Take-home trays included for maintenance.
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Single-tooth and full-arch implants planned with 3D imaging and surgical guides. Placement, restoration, and follow-up all in-house.
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Invisalign treatment for mild-to-moderate cases. Most plans run twelve to eighteen months, with a check-in every six weeks.
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A multi-procedure plan for patients reshaping a smile across veneers, whitening, alignment, and gum line. Begins with a two-hour consultation.
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Crowns, bridges, inlays and the quiet work that keeps the rest of the mouth healthy. Sedation available for patients who need it.
Learn more →We see two patients per hour, not five. The first hour of every new-patient visit is a conversation, not a cleaning. We answer the phone ourselves. And we keep a 24-hour line for current patients in pain.
An hour with the doctor, no tools. We talk through what you want, what you've had done, and what we'd recommend, in plain language. No quote until visit two.
Every porcelain piece is made by the same lab in Madison. We've worked together for twelve years. The hand on your veneer is the same hand on every veneer we place.
Nitrous, oral, or IV sedation available for any procedure. We don't bring it up to upsell. We bring it up because we'd want it offered if it were us in the chair.
Every current patient gets the doctor's cell. Use it if you crack a tooth on Sunday night. We answer.
Dr. Northwater opened the practice in 2015 after thirteen years as a senior associate at a Brookfield cosmetic group. She holds a DDS from Marquette and a postgraduate certificate in prosthodontics from the University of Washington. She lectures twice a year at the Wisconsin Dental Association on smile design.
The practice is intentionally small. One doctor, one hygienist, one ceramist, two front-of-house. We turn away patients we can't give attention to. The result is a long book of families on the North Shore who have been with us since the door opened.
Three blocks from Whitefish Bay village center. The kind of office that feels more like a small consulting firm than a clinic.
Two hours with Dr. Northwater. No tools, no cleaning, no pitch. We listen first.
