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Smile Makeover

Planned opening 2027. We are not yet treating patients. These guides are educational; availability and treatment details require confirmation.

Plan coordinated changes to your smile around what you want to keep, what concerns you and the health of your teeth and gums.

At Whole Tooth Dental, planning begins by listening. You discuss what feels right about your smile as well as what you want to change.

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What it is, and why you might discuss it

  • A personalized sequence may combine whitening, bonding, veneers, aligners or gum treatment.
  • Planning considers your face, tooth proportions and practical priorities.

How we assess whether it suits you

  • Establish your goals, preferences and limits.
  • Examine teeth, gums, bite and existing restorations.
  • Use records and digital planning to compare suitable options.

What the process involves

  1. 01Agree on priorities and address active dental disease.
  2. 02Review and approve a preview before treatment starts.
  3. 03Sequence selected treatments with review points.
  4. 04Discuss maintenance and evaluate the completed work together.

Alternatives worth asking about

  • Focused cosmetic bonding

    A smaller change may address your main concern.

  • No cosmetic treatment

    You can keep your current appearance while maintaining dental health.

Benefits

  • Connects individual treatments into a considered plan.
  • Makes trade-offs visible before decisions.
  • Allows discussion of staged care.

Risks

  • Each selected procedure carries its own risks.
  • Some changes involve irreversible tooth preparation.
  • Repairs or replacement may be needed later.

Limitations

  • A preview cannot guarantee the final appearance.
  • Health, bite and tooth structure limit possible changes.

Timing

The sequence depends on which procedures you choose and any healing needed. Your dentist confirms the stages with you.

Recovery

Aftercare differs for each part of the plan. You receive instructions as treatment progresses.

What affects the cost

These factors explain the scope of care, not a Whole Tooth price quote. Assessment fees are separate from later treatment estimates. Whole Tooth’s fees and disclosure policy require confirmation; ask about applicable assessment charges before arranging a visit.

  • Treatments selected and teeth involved.
  • Condition of existing dental work.
  • Complexity of planning and staged care.

Questions people ask

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