Responsible cosmetic dentistry
Veneers, whitening, and refined esthetic changes — only when the tooth is healthy enough and the result is realistic, not exaggerated.
Everything you need
Health check before esthetics
Minimally invasive options first
Subtle, natural-looking results
Honest suitability assessment
What's in each option
In-office whitening
Professional whitening with controlled concentration. Best for patients with healthy teeth who want a moderate shade change.
Direct composite veneers
Chair-side veneers in composite, minimally invasive and reversible. Good for shape corrections and small chips.
Porcelain veneers
Lab-fabricated veneers for the most natural and durable esthetic result. Requires healthy underlying teeth and gums.
Esthetic consultation
Discussion of what you'd like to change, with an honest assessment of what's realistic and what isn't.
Reference prices. Final cost is confirmed during the visit before any procedure.
The process
- 1
Discussion of what you'd like to change
- 2
Exam and health check (no esthetics on unhealthy teeth)
- 3
Digital preview or wax-up when possible
- 4
Treatment in one or more visits
- 5
Maintenance and follow-up
About this service
Are veneers permanent?
Porcelain veneers require irreversible tooth preparation. Composite veneers can be removed. I'll explain the trade-offs so you choose with full information.
Will my teeth look fake?
No. I work with conservative shape and shade choices. The goal is to make your teeth look like the best version of themselves, not like they belong to someone else.
Can I whiten my teeth at home?
I can make you custom trays and provide professional gel for home use. It's slower than in-office but gives more control over the final shade.
What if my teeth aren't suitable?
If I think a treatment won't give you a result you'd be happy with, I tell you before starting. Sometimes the best cosmetic result requires fixing the foundation first.