ONESMILE
Smile Designing
Love your smile, but dream of something more? Our experienced dentists can help you customize your perfect smile!
The Secret to Your Dream Smile is Closer Than You Think!
You Might Want to Consider Smile Designing If You Have
- Crooked, misaligned, or uneven teeth.
- Gaps or spaces between teeth.
- Desire a more aesthetically pleasing and confident smile.
Here’s How Smile Designing Helps in:
- Improving tooth alignment and symmetry.
- Enhancing tooth color and brightness.
- Correcting gaps and irregularities in the smile.
- Boosting overall confidence and self-esteem.
We Get You Your Desired Smile, But With Safety
- Consultation to discuss goals and concerns.
- Dental examination and imaging for assessment.
- Customized treatment plan development.
- Teeth preparation or reshaping if necessary.
- Placement of dental restorations or orthodontic appliances.
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first appointment
Contact us today and our friendly team will be happy to assist you.
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Frequently Asked Questions!
Common side effects include temporary sensitivity, discomfort, or minor gum irritation after procedures like teeth whitening or dental bonding. Serious complications are rare but can include allergic reactions or damage to dental structures.
Smile designing can include permanent solutions like dental implants or veneers, which last for many years with proper care. However, treatments such as teeth whitening or bonding may require periodic touch-ups to maintain results.
Consider factors like facial features, tooth shape and size, gumline appearance, and overall dental health. Discuss goals, preferences, and realistic expectations with your dentist to ensure the desired outcome aligns with your unique characteristics.
Immediate effects vary depending on the procedures involved. Some treatments like teeth whitening may show immediate results, while others such as orthodontic alignment or dental implants may require time for full effect, with interim phases during the treatment process.
