From repairing a single chipped edge with bonding to designing a complete veneer smile makeover, our cosmetic work aims for one standard: teeth that look convincingly, beautifully yours. We plan digitally and preview the result before anything is permanent.

We listen to what you'd like to change, photograph your smile and look at how your teeth, lips and face work together.
Options are explained side by side, from conservative bonding to veneers, with honest pros, cons and costs.
Work is completed carefully in as few visits as possible, usually starting with the most conservative step.
We check the result, your bite and your comfort, and fine-tune anything that isn't just right.
Porcelain veneers are thin shells bonded to the front of teeth to change their color, shape and length. They are durable and stain-resistant, and are best for bigger changes across several teeth.
Composite bonding uses tooth-colored material sculpted directly onto the tooth, often in a single visit, to repair chips and close small gaps with little or no drilling. Whitening is often the first step, lightening natural teeth before any restorations are matched.
Good cosmetic work doesn't look done. Shape, shade and translucency are matched to the rest of your smile, and changes are planned to suit your face rather than a one-size-fits-all template.
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Bonding sculpts tooth-colored composite directly onto the tooth in one visit, ideal for chips and small gaps. Veneers are thin porcelain shells made in a lab, stronger, more stain-resistant, and better for whole-smile changes.
Modern veneers require removing very little enamel, sometimes none. Well-made veneers protect the front surface of the tooth for 10–20 years.
Yes. We use digital previews and try-in mockups so you approve the smile before it's final.
Traditional porcelain veneers need a thin layer of enamel removed, so they are considered a long-term commitment and will eventually need replacing. Bonding is more easily reversed.
Bonding can often be done in one visit. Veneers usually take two to three visits over a few weeks. Your plan will include a clear timeline.
Purely cosmetic treatment usually isn't covered, but work that also repairs damage, such as a broken tooth, may be partly covered. We check before you commit.