It Begins With a Conversation
Every smile design starts with what you want. What do you like about your smile, and what would you change? How do you want to feel when you see yourself in a photo?
There are no wrong answers, and bringing pictures of smiles you admire helps.
A Close Look at Your Smile
Your dentist examines the health of your teeth and gums and takes X-rays or a scan. Photos and short videos capture how your smile moves when you speak and laugh.
Your Face Shapes the Design
Smile design takes the proportions and movement of your face into account. Your dentist looks at your lip line, how much tooth shows when you smile, the balance of your gum line, and the width and shape of each tooth.
Designing the New Smile
Your new smile is planned digitally from these records. Often it can be tried in your mouth as a mock-up, so you see and feel the result before any treatment begins.
It is the moment to fine-tune: a little longer, a little softer, a touch brighter.
Building Your Treatment Plan
A designed smile often combines several treatments, in the right order:
- Whitening to lift the natural shade.
- Invisible aligners to straighten teeth.
- Cosmetic gum surgery to balance an uneven gum line.
- E-Max veneers or crowns to perfect shape and color.
You leave with a clear plan: which treatments, in which order, and over how many visits.
