The smile gallery.
Subtle, natural changes planned around each face. Browse by treatment to see timelines and what each case involved.
Cases
Porcelain veneersEight porcelain veneersClosed small gaps and lengthened worn edges while keeping a soft, translucent finish. 
Invisalign clear alignersCrowding after bracesCorrected lower crowding that returned years after teenage braces. 
Teeth whiteningCoffee and tea stainingSeven shades lighter with a combined in-studio and take-home plan. 
Dental implantsSingle front implantReplaced a fractured front tooth with a guided implant and layered crown. 
Invisalign clear alignersAligners, then whiteningLeveled uneven edges before a whitening finish, with no veneers needed. 
Porcelain veneersTwo central veneersMatched two veneers to natural neighbors, shaded in person by our ceramist. 
Crowns and root canalsWorn smile restoredRebuilt worn back teeth with ceramic crowns and a protective night guard. 
Teeth whiteningWedding whiteningA gentle, sensitivity-managed whitening plan timed ahead of an event.
Portraits are illustrative stock photography, not patient results. Individual results vary.
Keep your result for years.
How long each treatment typically lasts, what to do in the first 48 hours and the habits and visits that protect your investment.
First 48 hours
- Skip coffee, tea, red wine and curry for 48 hours
- Use the desensitizing gel if teeth feel zingy
- Drink dark drinks through a straw for the first week
Daily habits
- Brush with a non-abrasive, low-whitening toothpaste
- Rinse with water after coffee or wine
- Keep your trays in their case, away from heat
Maintenance visits
- 2 weeksShade check and photos
- 6 monthsHygiene visit and polish
- YearlyOne or two nights of tray touch-ups
First 48 hours
- Expect mild gum tenderness for 2 to 3 days
- Choose softer foods while your bite settles
- Report any high spot when biting at your review
Daily habits
- Floss daily, sliding floss out sideways at the edges
- Wear your night guard every night
- Avoid biting nails, pens or opening packets with teeth
Maintenance visits
- 2 weeksBite review and photos
- 6 monthsHygiene visit with non-abrasive polish
- YearlyMargin check and night guard fit
First 48 hours
- Bonding is fully set when you leave the chair
- Avoid very dark foods and drinks for 24 hours
- Let us know if an edge feels rough to your tongue
Daily habits
- Rinse after coffee, tea and red wine
- Do not bite directly into hard foods with bonded edges
- Use a soft brush and gentle toothpaste
Maintenance visits
- 6 monthsHygiene visit and bonding polish
- YearlyEdge and color check
- 5 to 7 yearsRefresh or replace bonding
First 48 hours
- Wear retainers full time for the first 3 months
- Expect retainers to feel snug for a day or two
- Keep the old aligner set as a backup
Daily habits
- Wear retainers every night, for life
- Clean retainers with cool water, never hot
- Store them in their case, not a napkin
Maintenance visits
- 3 monthsRetainer fit and stability check
- 6 monthsHygiene visit
- Every 2 to 3 yearsReplace retainers
General guidance and sample longevity ranges only, not medical advice. Longevity varies with bite, habits and home care. Follow the plan your dentist gives you.
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