Aesthetic dentistry

Improve My Smile.

Aesthetic dentistry should look natural, respect healthy tooth structure and support long-term function. Treatment begins by understanding what you would like to change—and what should be preserved.

Patient following conservative aesthetic dental treatment

Understanding the problem

A Smile Plan Should Start With You.

Some people would like to improve colour, shape, proportion or symmetry. Others are concerned about worn, chipped, uneven or heavily restored teeth.

A specialist assessment considers the teeth, gums, bite, facial proportions and previous dentistry. Sometimes no treatment—or a smaller intervention than expected—is the most appropriate recommendation.

What to consider

Possible Treatment Options

Options are selected according to health, need and the amount of sound tooth structure that can be preserved.

01

Professional whitening

Improve tooth colour before considering changes to shape or restorations. Selected white or brown enamel marks may also be suitable for resin infiltration such as ICON.

02

Composite bonding

Add tooth-coloured material conservatively to adjust shape, repair edges or close selected gaps.

03

Porcelain veneers

Thin ceramic restorations may improve selected teeth when carefully indicated.

04

Restorative treatment

Crowns, onlays, implants or combined care may be needed where teeth are missing or structurally compromised.

The aim is not to create a standardised smile. It is to achieve a result that suits the individual, remains maintainable and preserves as much healthy tooth structure as possible.

Selected clinical cases

Different Concerns. Individual Solutions.

These cases illustrate different treatment approaches. Results and suitability vary between individuals.

Before and after whitening and ICON resin infiltration for mottled stained teeth

Whitening & ICON Resin Infiltration

Mottled and stained teeth treated with professional whitening and targeted resin infiltration.

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Before and after composite bonding to close gaps associated with gum recession

Composite Bonding After Gum Recession

Tooth-coloured bonding used to reduce visible gaps associated with gum recession following periodontal disease.

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Patient before and after conservative porcelain veneer treatment

Conservative Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers used to improve tooth shape, proportion and the appearance of the smile.

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Patient before and after complex restorative care using implants, bridges and crowns

Complex Restorative Rehabilitation

A coordinated result involving dental implants, implant-supported bridges and crowns.

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Your care

From Conversation to Confident Result.

01

Listen

Clarify what you notice, what matters and what you do not want changed.

02

Assess

Review health, photographs, bite, tooth structure and existing restorations.

03

Preview

Digital planning, trial smiles or provisional changes may help evaluate the proposal.

04

Treat

Proceed conservatively in planned stages with appropriate review.

Prevention & maintenance

Aesthetic Treatment Still Needs Prevention.

Good oral hygiene, periodontal care and routine reviews protect both natural teeth and restorations.

Cosmetic cases commonly require professional maintenance every four to six months. A biteguard may be recommended where grinding or clenching could damage the result.

A clear next step

Begin With a Specialist Assessment.

Treatment recommendations follow careful diagnosis and a discussion of benefits, limitations, alternatives, timescale and maintenance.