We adjust the shape, color, and proportions of the teeth to suit your face, existing teeth, and what you want to change — without losing their natural look.
For us, the goal of aesthetic dentistry is not to create the same result for every patient.
We observe the face as a whole - proportions, tooth color, gum line, the way you speak and laugh. Only then do we suggest changes that make sense specifically for you.
Sometimes a very small procedure is enough. Sometimes it is best to combine several therapies. In both cases, the goal remains the same: a result that looks natural.
It depends on your starting situation (color, shape, position). During the consultation, we assess what you want to achieve and propose a solution that preserves the health of your teeth—whether it is whitening, veneers, fillings, or a combination.
Veneers cover only the front surface of the tooth and are used for aesthetic corrections of healthy teeth. Crowns encompass the entire tooth and are a more common solution when the tooth is significantly damaged or weakened.
It depends on the situation. Sometimes minimally invasive procedures such as aesthetic fillings or teeth whitening are sufficient. With veneers, minimal preparation is often performed, and our goal is always to preserve as much of the natural tooth structure as possible.
Results depend on your habits (e.g., consumption of coffee or cigarettes). With good oral hygiene, results typically last one to two years, after which the treatment can be repeated.
With proper hygiene, regular check-ups, and avoiding biting on hard objects, they can last for many years. Durability depends on your habits and the condition of your teeth.
Yes, when planning major aesthetic changes, we use visualization methods to show you the expected result before starting therapy.
Yes, we often achieve the best result by combining therapies—for example, whitening for a lighter shade, and then veneers or fillings to correct the shape.