Examination and records
A comprehensive look at your teeth, gums, bite, jaw joints, and the muscles that move them. Everything else is built on this.
Smile makeovers
Designed for your face. Built to function.
Worn edges, spacing, crowding, discoloration, older dentistry that no longer matches — a smile makeover addresses whatever combination applies to you. Before we prepare a single tooth, the new smile is planned, sculpted, and tested.
The sequence
From records to a trial smile.
Photographic series
Detailed photographs capture how your teeth relate to your lips, face, and smile line — the difference between teeth that look good on their own and a smile that looks right on you.
Digital scanning
An intraoral scanner creates a precise 3D model of your mouth in minutes, giving us accurate data to design from and a record we can compare against over time.
Diagnostic wax-up
Your new smile is sculpted in wax on a model of your own mouth. Shape, length, proportion, and symmetry are settled here — and teeth are prepared to a plan rather than an estimate.
Chairside mock-up, at your request
We can transfer the wax-up into your mouth as a temporary trial smile. See it in the mirror, speak, smile, and tell us what you would change — while every change is still easy to make.
Articulator-verified function
Your models are mounted on an articulator that reproduces how your jaw actually moves — confirming the new smile works with your TMJs and the muscles of mastication.
Another option
Porcelain is not the only path.
Lab-made porcelain crowns and veneers are not the only options. If your existing teeth allow, chairside bonding with composite is a cost-effective alternative — done here, in one visit, without a lab.
Why this matters
Beautiful that does not function will not stay beautiful.
Teeth that interfere with your bite chip, wear, and loosen. Planning aesthetics and function together is what makes a cosmetic result last.
Your move
Curious what your smile could be?
The first appointment is records and a conversation — not a commitment to veneers.