Cosmetic Dental Care

Benefits

• Fully personalised smile design tailored to your facial features
• Composite bonding performed in a single visit
• Gum-line contouring for a balanced, even smile
• Colour-matched restorations invisible against natural teeth
• Minimal-prep or no-prep options preserve healthy tooth structure
• Addresses chips, cracks, uneven edges, and discolouration

How it works

1. 01

   Smile assessment & photography

   We photograph your teeth, gums, and face from multiple angles to analyse proportions, symmetry, and colour before designing any treatment.

2. 02

   Digital smile design

   Using your photos and a digital design tool, we create a visual mock-up of your ideal smile. You review and approve the design before we proceed.

3. 03

   Treatment sequence planning

   We map out the order of procedures — whitening before bonding, gum contouring before restorations — to achieve the most efficient and lasting result.

4. 04

   Procedures

   Each agreed treatment is carried out with precision. Composite bonding and contouring are typically completed in one or two appointments.

5. 05

   Review & aftercare

   A final review appointment checks bite, aesthetics, and your comfort with the result. We provide a personalised maintenance plan to protect your investment.

Frequently asked questions

What procedures are included in a smile makeover?

A cosmetic smile makeover can include teeth whitening, composite bonding, tooth contouring, gum reshaping, veneers, and crown replacements — tailored to your individual goals.

How long does cosmetic dental work last?

Composite bonding lasts 5–8 years with good care; porcelain veneers 10–15 years; crowns 10–20 years. Regular check-ups and good oral hygiene are key to longevity.

Is cosmetic treatment painful?

Most cosmetic procedures are minimally invasive and performed under local anaesthetic where needed. Many patients experience little to no discomfort during or after treatment.

How do I maintain cosmetic dental work?

Brush twice daily with a non-abrasive toothpaste, floss regularly, avoid biting hard objects, and attend six-monthly check-ups. We may recommend a nightguard if you grind your teeth.