Before

Bonding
Utilising whitening procedures, these teeth were initially lightened to the point where the patient was happy with their base colour. After whitening, the discoloured fillings are replaced and colour matched to create a brighter, more confident smile.

Porcelain Veneers
These chipped, stained and weakened teeth were re-built with porcelain veneers, creating a brighter, more pleasing and fuller smile.

During treatment, the patient wears temporary veneers to assess the shape and colour of the final result; thereby being able to “test drive” their new smile.

Providing feedback back to the dentist about their temporary veneers enables the patient to have the smile they have always wanted.

Gum Lifts and Porcelain Veneers
Patients with high smiles are now able to have a gum lift carried out to reduce the gumminess of their smile.

In combination with porcelain veneers, a brighter, fuller smile is able to be achieved.

The gum lift is carried out around two weeks prior to any porcelain veneer procedure. The procedure is performed in the dentists chair using comfortable numbing techniques.

Replacement of Traditional Crowns
Traditional crowns have a metal base, preventing light penetrating the teeth and creating a “dead” look, often with dark gum lines.

Modern day technology enables us to construct all porcelain crowns that let the light through to create a more natural look and improved colour.

Porcelain crowns also mean the dark gum line associated with traditional crowns is a thing of the past.