(I) Aesthetics
No. 01
FeaturedAesthetics
How is a smile design planned?
A good smile design begins with a face, not a tooth measurement. The plan is tried first on screen, then in the mouth; the permanent step comes last.
Read the articleNotes on the smile.
Short, honest pieces on treatments, care and the moments of decision. None replaces an examination; each helps you ask the right questions.
- (IV) Health & prevention No. 02
What happens at your first visit?
A first visit is an introduction, not a moment of decision. We listen first, then look at your oral health from end to end, and talk through the options, and their order, together.
Read the article - (II) Restoration No. 03
The first two weeks after an implant
The first days bring swelling and tenderness; that is normal. Rest, soft food, gently keeping the area clean and staying away from cigarettes are the foundations of healing.
Read the article - (III) Alignment No. 04
Clear aligners or braces?
Both move teeth into place with a controlled force. Aligners are nearly invisible and removable but ask for discipline; braces work with the same care every day but are more noticeable.
Read the article - (I) Aesthetics No. 05
Porcelain or composite veneers?
Both change the shape and colour of the front teeth; they differ in lifespan, in how they handle light and in how they touch the tooth. The right choice depends on your teeth, habits and expectations.
Read the article - (I) Aesthetics No. 06
Teeth whitening: myths and facts
Whitening done under a dentist's supervision does not harm the enamel; but it does not lighten every tooth equally, and it does not last forever. Setting the right expectation is half of the result.
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