Cosmetic dentistry adjusts the shade or shape of teeth, or the look of visible restorations, but only after an examination. The first visit is about understanding what you'd like and checking the health of your teeth and gums.
Which options can be discussed?
Depending on the exam, whitening, a cosmetic restoration or another suitable option may be suggested. The indications, limits and any care needed beforehand are explained before you decide.
A result designed for you
Shade and shape are assessed in relation to your whole smile. What's achievable depends on your starting point and can't be judged from a photo or a description.
Teeth whitening in Fès
Whitening lightens the natural colour of your teeth and is only offered after an exam. Decay, gum inflammation and sensitivity must be treated first. Existing crowns, veneers and composite fillings don't change colour with whitening, so this has to be planned for.
Veneers and cosmetic restorations
For teeth that are damaged, chipped, misshapen or heavily stained, options may include composite bonding, veneers or ceramic crowns, depending on the case. The choice depends on how much natural tooth should be preserved, your bite and your goals.
Looking at the whole smile
Any cosmetic project has to fit with the health of your whole mouth: alignment, gums and function. When several teeth are involved, a Smile Design study helps you picture and plan the result.
Frequently asked questions
Does whitening damage teeth? Done after an exam and under a controlled protocol, it is adapted to each patient. Temporary sensitivity can occur and is explained beforehand.
How long does whitening last? It depends on diet, smoking and hygiene. You'll get advice on keeping the result after the session.
Veneers or whitening: which should I choose? Whitening changes the shade; veneers can also correct shape and small defects. The choice is made after an exam, based on the condition of your teeth.