Enhance the Appearance of Your Smile with a Smile Makeover
If you’d like whiter or straighter teeth, or you’re looking to address gaps or misalignment, a smile makeover may be worth discussing with your dentist. It’s a tailored treatment plan, built around a comprehensive assessment of your teeth and goals.
What is a Smile Makeover?
A single dental concern, such as staining or crooked teeth, doesn’t always have a single solution. A smile makeover combines cosmetic dental procedures tailored to your specific needs.
Our dentists combine techniques such as gum reshaping, teeth whitening, and porcelain veneers, depending on what’s appropriate for you.
Treatment may include teeth whitening, veneers, dental crowns, or dental implants — your dentist will discuss which combination, if any, suits your teeth and goals.
A smile makeover can be used to help address concerns such as cracks, chips, stains, discolouration, small or misshapen teeth, missing teeth, and bite irregularities.
Your Smile Makeover may involve some of these services:
Dental Veneers
Veneers can help improve the appearance of teeth that are misshapen or discoloured, and may help conceal small gaps and chips.
Teeth Whitening
Our Zoom in-chair whitening is a professional whitening option. Your dentist will discuss what results are realistic for your teeth during your consultation.
Dental Crowns
Crowns are placed to protect and restore the shape of your teeth when a filling isn't enough to address the issue.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are artificial teeth used to fill the gap left by a missing tooth.
Book A Free Consultation Now
Book a consultation and we’ll assess your smile and talk through whether a personalised smile makeover plan is right for you.
FAQ
A dental smile makeover is a comprehensive treatment plan that can improve the appearance of your smile. It typically involves a combination of cosmetic dental procedures, such as teeth whitening, dental veneers, orthodontic treatment, or dental implants, to address various issues and achieve a more attractive, healthy-looking smile.
Anyone who has cosmetic dental concerns or desires a more aesthetically pleasing smile can be a candidate for a dental smile makeover. However, before undergoing any cosmetic dental procedure, your dentist will evaluate your oral health to ensure you have healthy teeth and gums.
The duration of a dental smile makeover depends on the extent of the treatment needed to achieve the desired results. Typically, it can take several weeks to several months or even up to a year to complete the entire process, depending on the complexity of the case.
Most cosmetic dental procedures are minimally invasive and generally pain-free. However, some procedures may cause discomfort or sensitivity. Your dentist will work with you to minimise any discomfort and ensure that you are comfortable throughout the process.
The cost of a dental smile makeover varies depending on the procedures involved, the extent of the treatment, and the dentist’s fee. Cosmetic dental treatments can be expensive, but many dentists offer financing options to make them more affordable for patients. You should consult with your dentist to get a personalised estimate of the cost of your smile makeover treatment plan.
Any invasive or surgical procedure may carry risks. Before moving forward, it is recommended that you seek a second opinion from an appropriately licensed medical professional.
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Important Information
Dental treatments may involve risks and may not be suitable for every patient. Your oral health, treatment needs, and personal circumstances must be assessed by an Australian-registered dentist before any treatment can be recommended. Treatment outcomes, healing, and recovery times differ from person to person. The information on this website is general only and should not replace tailored dental advice, diagnosis, or treatment planning. Our team provides general dental care and a range of services across different areas of dentistry. Learn more about treatment risks here.