A natural, balanced smile designed for you
Individually planned cosmetic dental treatments to improve the colour, shape and balance of your smile while preserving its natural appearance.
Cosmetic dentistry aims to improve your smile while respecting health, function and individual features. Rather than creating identical smiles, we seek a proportionate, natural solution for each patient.
Before starting cosmetic treatment, we assess the teeth, gums and bite. Decay, gum inflammation or other oral health problems must be treated first.
What solutions do we offer?
Dental veneers
Veneers are thin restorations fitted to the visible surface of teeth to alter shape, colour, size or certain irregularities. Suitability depends on the enamel, bite and patient expectations.
Porcelain veneers
Offer colour stability and a very natural appearance. They require careful planning and, depending on the case, minimal tooth preparation.
Composite veneers
Shaped directly onto the tooth using aesthetic resins. They often allow a more conservative, repairable treatment, but need maintenance and may change colour over time.
Professional teeth whitening
Lightens tooth colour using dental products applied under controlled conditions. First, we check for decay, cracks, significant sensitivity or gum problems.
Fillings, crowns and veneers do not whiten, so they must be considered when planning the result.
Smile design
We analyse the relationship between teeth, gums, lips and face to plan changes as a whole. Digital tools can help explain the proposal and show an approximation of the result before treatment.
Gum reshaping
Where excessive gum is visible or the gum contour is uneven, reshaping may be indicated to improve smile proportions. Bone position, periodontal health and the cause must be assessed first.
Tooth contouring
Corrects small irregularities along tooth edges through carefully controlled polishing. It is only performed when sufficient enamel remains and tooth structure will not be compromised.
Cosmetic restorations
We use tooth-coloured materials to rebuild fractured, worn or decayed teeth, aiming to restore both function and a natural appearance.
What can we improve?
- Darkened or uneven tooth colour.
- Fractured or worn teeth.
- Small gaps between teeth.
- Minor irregularities in shape or size.
- Visible old fillings.
- Uneven gum contours.
- Imbalances requiring combined cosmetic, orthodontic or rehabilitation treatment.
A veneer is not always the answer. In some cases, whitening, a conservative restoration or orthodontics may be more appropriate.
What does treatment involve?
- Initial assessment. We listen to what you would like to improve and check the teeth, gums and bite.
- Cosmetic assessment. We take the photographs, radiographs or digital records needed for the case.
- Personalised proposal. We explain alternatives, limitations, maintenance, estimated duration and costs.
- Planning. When indicated, digital tools or a trial restoration help assess shape and proportions before definitive treatment.
- Treatment. We carry out the agreed stages, preserving as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
- Review and maintenance. We check adaptation, bite and tissue health, and explain how to maintain the result.
Natural results and responsible planning
The aim is a result that blends with the face rather than appearing artificial. Outcomes depend on the starting situation, tissues, chosen technique and subsequent care.
Digital simulations, reference photographs and temporary trials help with decisions, but do not guarantee the exact final result.
Clinical cases
Composite Veneer for Lateral Incisor 12
Veneers + Whitening
Composite Veneers for Central Incisors 11 and 21
Porcelain Veneers
Lower Porcelain Veneers
