Smile Makeovers
The aesthetic smile.
A smile makeover is what you call it when more than one tool is doing the work. Veneers, alignment, whitening, sometimes implants and the prosthetics that ride on them — planned together, sequenced so each step makes the next one possible.
The work happens twice. Once in the design — on photographs, on molds, on screen — where the shape, shade, and proportion are decided before anything is permanent. Then in the mouth, executing what we already agreed on.
How it goes
Capture
Editorial photography in the office. Short video, so I can see how the smile reads while you’re talking, not just posing. Molds mounted to study the bite. The photography is mine.
Design
A mock-up of the proposed smile — shape, shade, proportion, how it sits in your face. You see it from the angles people actually see you from, before anything is touched.
Execute
Once the design is agreed, the treatment runs to it. Alignment first when that’s the sequence. Implants and prosthetics where they fit. Porcelain last. The result matches what you approved.
Common questions
What is a smile makeover?
A plan that addresses more than one thing at once — alignment, shade, shape, missing structure — to give the face back the smile it’s supposed to have.
How much does it cost?
Every case is different. There’s no honest range without a consultation and a look.
Makeover or full-mouth reconstruction?
Reconstruction is structural: function, hygiene, longevity. A makeover is primarily aesthetic, though restorative work often supports it. The diagnosis decides which one this is.
