A smile in harmony with your face
We design the result before we start. If the simulation does not convince you, that is when it changes — not afterwards.
What advanced cosmetic dentistry means
Cosmetic dentistry is not about fitting large white teeth. It is about restoring proportion, alignment and shade in harmony with the face, the age and the way each person smiles. A result that draws attention to itself is usually a badly planned one.
Digital Smile Design (DSD)
We start from clinical photography, video of the smile and an intraoral scan. On that material we design the new smile digitally and test it in the mouth with a temporary before any definitive preparation. You see and approve the result while it is still reversible.
Minimal tooth preparation
We work on the principle of preserving as much healthy tooth as possible. In many cases porcelain veneers require minimal or no preparation at all. The less tooth we touch, the better the long-term prognosis.
Before planning anything cosmetic we assess gum health and bite. No aesthetic result lasts on inflamed gums or an unbalanced bite.
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See the result first
Digital simulation and an in-mouth trial before any preparation.
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Minimal preparation
We preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
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Natural result
Proportion and shade in harmony with your face, not a standard mould.
Cosmetic dentistry treatments
How we approach a smile makeover
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Analysis and design
Photography, video, scanning and digital design of the proposed smile.
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Aesthetic trial in the mouth
The design is transferred to your mouth as a temporary and adjusted until it convinces you.
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Definitive work
The final pieces are made and bonded, replicating the design you already approved.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about this treatment
01 What is Digital Smile Design (DSD)?
It is the process of designing the new smile on photography, video and an intraoral scan before touching any tooth. It lets you see the proposal, discuss it and adjust it while everything is still reversible.
02 Veneers or crowns — what is the difference?
A veneer covers only the visible face of the tooth and preserves more healthy tissue: it is indicated when the tooth is sound and the issue is cosmetic. A crown covers the whole tooth and is indicated where there is significant breakdown, a previous root canal or a fracture.
03 How much does a full smile makeover cost?
It varies a lot with the number of teeth and the technique. After the study and digital design we provide a fixed written quote. Giving a figure before seeing the case would point you in the wrong direction.
04 Does whitening damage enamel?
Supervised professional whitening, at the right concentrations and times, does not damage enamel. Temporary sensitivity is the most common effect and is managed with desensitising agents. Unsupervised products can cause damage.
05 Can I have cosmetic work done if my gums are inflamed?
It is not advisable. The gums are treated first. On inflamed tissue, the margin of a veneer or crown will not fit properly and the aesthetic result will be lost within a short time.
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First assessment
Request your cosmetic dentistry assessment
- We call you to understand your case before proposing anything.
- Diagnosis with digital planning and a fixed written quote.
- No obligation: if you do not need treatment, we will tell you.
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