Veneers
Shape, shade, preparation, and the questions to ask before a permanent change.
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Shape, shade, preparation, and the questions to ask before a permanent change.
Explore this topic →Office and home options, existing restorations, and realistic expectations.
Explore this topic →Aligners, braces, retention, and coordinating an orthodontic plan.
Explore this topic →Bonding, crowns, implants, bridges, and replacing missing teeth.
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Start with one specific goal: color, shape, alignment, or replacing a missing tooth. A treatment name is less useful than describing what you want…
Read the guideA brighter tooth, a reshaped edge, and a straighter smile are different goals. Comparing these treatments begins with the result you want, rather than…
Read the guideA smile makeover is a collection of decisions, not a standardized procedure. Your plan should make sense tooth by tooth.
Read the guideA good consultation leaves you better able to explain your choices. Prepare your priorities before the visit so you can use the appointment well.
Read the guideSmile photographs can help you communicate preferences. They cannot predict your result or substitute for an examination.
Read the guideNatural-looking means different things to different people. Describe the effect you want using ordinary words: subtle, brighter, softer edges, or less noticeable spacing.
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