Cosmetic · Smile makeover

Smile makeover

A smile makeover combines whatever treatments you need, from whitening and veneers to implants and Invisalign, into one plan for a healthy, full smile you are happy to show. Dr. Monzer Shakally explains how it comes together in the video below.

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A smile makeover is whatever it takes to give you a full smile you are happy to show. For one person that might be whitening or a few veneers; for another it could mean implants for missing teeth, Invisalign to straighten, and a combination of crowns and veneers. It is tailored to your starting point and your goals.

It can be either, or both. Someone with healthy gums and teeth who just has staining is on the cosmetic end. Someone who needs missing teeth replaced and their bite corrected is getting work that is functional as well as cosmetic.

Just about everyone. What varies is how involved it needs to be. One person may need a few veneers to fix coloring; another may need implants, Invisalign, veneers, and bridges. It depends on the situation.

It depends on what is needed to reach a healthy, stable, bright smile. It might be as simple as an implant and veneers, or it might include extractions, an implant, Invisalign, and veneers. We use whatever combination gets you to a smile that is healthy and that you can eat and smile with comfortably.

Teeth that do not hurt, a brighter smile, and the freedom to eat what you want and smile in photos. Many patients also tell us they feel more confident talking with others, which tends to carry over into their work and personal life.

It depends on the work and your comfort level. If you feel anxious, you do not have to just endure it. We offer options from laughing gas to sedation to full anesthesia. A light makeover might need only numbing and laughing gas, while extensive work with surgery may call for anesthesia.

It depends on what is done. Crowns and veneers usually mean a day or two of recovery. If implants and extractions are involved, recovery is still fairly quick, often three to four days.

It starts with a consultation. Before any X-rays, we talk through your goals and what has held you back, then do a full exam, set priorities, and build a plan together.

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Come in for a consultation. We will look at your situation honestly and walk you through your options, the timeline, and the cost before you commit to anything.

Worried about cost? Flexible payment plans are available.

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