Ceramic veneers, crowns, bridges, teeth whitening, and smile design with a preview of the result before treatment.
Key facts
- Duration
- 90 minutes per session
- Sessions
- 3 to 4 visits
- Anesthesia
- Local
- Recovery
- Immediate
- Estimated cost
- Quoted at your consultation, based on diagnosis
- How long it lasts
- 10 to 15 years with proper care
- Material
- Natural-looking dental porcelain
- Preview
- Digital design and in-mouth preview
Why you are here
Before thinking about veneers or crowns, we check your gums first: many smiles change by treating the gum, not the tooth. When restoration is the right call, we design your smile digitally and preview it in your mouth before touching a single tooth: ceramic veneers, crowns, bridges, dentures, and whitening.
Conservative work under the microscope, so the result looks and feels natural.
- Chipped, worn, or stained teeth
- Old restorations that are starting to show
- Functional rehabilitation after periodontitis
- Full rehabilitation on implants
We explain every step before we start: what we will do, how long it takes, and what you will feel.
How the process works
Step 01 of 03
Digital design and preview
Scan, photography, and digital smile design, previewed in your mouth before the tooth is touched.
Your treatment includes
- Ceramic veneers
- Crowns and dental bridges
- Teeth whitening
- Digital smile design with an in-mouth preview
- Custom fixed and removable dentures
Still not sure? Write to us and we will tell you if this is the right treatment for you.
Let's talkFrequently asked questions
Between 10 and 15 years or more, with proper bonding and regular checkups. Hygiene and teeth grinding are the biggest factors affecting how long they last.
A veneer covers only the visible face of the tooth and requires minimal reduction. A crown covers the whole tooth and is used when little healthy structure remains, or after a root canal.
No, not when done professionally with the gums protected. Some temporary sensitivity is normal and is managed with desensitizing toothpaste.
In most cases, yes. We first check what can be saved and what needs replacing; implants are only proposed when a tooth has no reasonable chance.
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