Full Mouth Reconstructions – Smile Makeover
What is a Smile Makeover?
A smile makeover can transform your appearance and improve your confidence. Makeovers are personalized for each individual patient. One patient may benefit from just one or two procedures while another person needs many more. Our goal is to provide you with a makeover that is both effective and affordable.
Why would a Smile Makeover be needed?
If you’ve been finding yourself hiding your smile away and avoiding people, it may be time for a makeover. The makeover process is incredibly easy and can be personalized to suit your needs. Whether you are missing many teeth, have damaged or broken teeth or are just tired of a dulled, stained and ugly smile, we are here to change your life. The smile makeover process can be both cosmetic as well as restorative to your dental health.
Who is a candidate for a Smile Makeover?
Most patients who are interested in smile makeovers can have the process started. We will consult with you to determine if a makeover is beneficial for you. The process can take weeks or months depending on the amount of work needing to be done. Together, we can create the smile you have always dreamed of having.
What happens during the Smile Makeover process?
We will begin the process with a consultation. This allows us to get to know you and the type of work needing to be done. We will work with both your schedule as well as your budget so that it is as convenient as possible. Most otherwise healthy adult patients can benefit from these makeovers. Some of the different procedures you can expect during your upcoming makeover include:
- Veneers
- Dental implants
- Whitening
- Dentures and partials
- Bonding
- Crowns and bridges
- Orthodontic treatment
If you would like to come into our office for a smile makeover consultation, call us today to speak with our team members. We have low wait times, endless in-office amenities (including a snack and beverage bar) as well as a discount plan that makes budgeting your treatment so much easier.
