Your cosmetic consultation
A consultation explores what you would like to change and whether treatment is suitable. Your dentist may discuss whitening, tooth-coloured restorations, veneers, crowns or no treatment, depending on your oral health and priorities.
Planning natural-looking results
Colour, tooth proportions, facial features and bite all influence treatment planning. Options differ in cost, longevity, maintenance and how much tooth preparation they require, so these trade-offs should be clear before you decide.
Risks and limitations
Cosmetic treatment cannot guarantee a particular appearance or lifespan. Whitening may cause temporary sensitivity, and restorations may need maintenance or replacement. Existing decay or gum disease should usually be managed first.
This page provides general information and does not replace an examination or personalised advice. Treatment suitability, risks, costs and timing vary.