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Cosmetic dentistry focuses on improving the appearance of your teeth and smile, while maintaining healthy oral function. Treatments may include teeth whitening, veneers, bonding, smile design, crowns, and alignment procedures.

Smile Design is a personalised approach to planning your smile by considering factors such as tooth shape, size, colour, alignment, facial proportions, and gum display to create a harmonious and natural-looking result.

Veneers are thin, customised coverings placed on the front surfaces of teeth to improve their shape, colour, size, and appearance. They may be used to address discolouration, minor chips, gaps, or uneven tooth shapes.

Veneers are designed as a long-term restoration, but they are not considered permanent. Their lifespan depends on factors such as oral hygiene, bite forces, material, and maintenance.

Professional teeth whitening is generally considered safe when appropriately planned and performed. Some people may experience temporary tooth sensitivity or gum irritation.

The results vary from person to person. Diet, oral hygiene, smoking, and natural ageing can affect how long the whitening effect remains.

Depending on the severity of the alignment problem, options may include clear aligners, orthodontic treatment, veneers, or a combination of treatments. An examination is needed to determine the appropriate approach.

Yes. Depending on the size and cause of the gap, treatment options may include clear aligners, orthodontics, dental bonding, veneers, or restorative treatment.

Yes. Treatment depends on the extent of damage and may include composite bonding, veneers, crowns, or other restorative procedures.

Yes. Treatments such as bonding, veneers, crowns, and enamel reshaping can be used to improve tooth proportions and create a more balanced smile.

Veneers primarily cover the front surface of a tooth and are generally used for aesthetic changes. Crowns cover the entire visible portion of a tooth and are often used when a tooth requires greater structural protection.

Yes. Modern cosmetic dentistry can be planned to create natural-looking tooth proportions, colour, texture, and translucency, rather than an overly uniform appearance.

The ideal treatment depends on your teeth, gums, bite, facial proportions, oral health, and aesthetic goals. A comprehensive consultation helps determine the most suitable options.

Yes. Complex smile transformations may combine orthodontics or clear aligners, whitening, veneers, crowns, implants, bridges, and gum treatments to address both aesthetics and function.

Healthy teeth and gums provide an important foundation for cosmetic treatment. Existing decay, gum disease, infection, or other oral health problems may need to be addressed before elective cosmetic procedures.

Treatment time varies depending on the procedure and complexity of the case. Some treatments can be completed in a single visit, while comprehensive smile rehabilitation may require multiple appointments.

Yes. Regular dental check-ups, good oral hygiene, professional cleaning when recommended, and appropriate maintenance can help protect your results and overall oral health.

In many cases, treatment can address both aesthetics and function. Depending on the underlying problem, a combination of alignment, bite correction, and restorative treatment may be recommended.

Cosmetic treatment can be suitable for many patients, but each case is different. A thorough dental assessment is important to determine oral health, treatment suitability, and realistic outcomes.

The goal is not simply to create whiter or straighter teeth, but to achieve a healthy, harmonious, natural-looking smile that complements your facial features while maintaining proper function.