What a smile makeover can include
There is no single "makeover" treatment. After looking at your teeth, gums and smile, we suggest the mix that gives the result you want with the least work on healthy teeth. It can include:
- Veneers to change the shape and colour of the front teeth
- Teeth whitening
- Braces first, to bring the teeth into line
- Crowns for broken or heavily filled teeth
- Fillings and gum care so the result lasts
Why patients come to us for it
Smile makeovers are the work Dr. Ali Rashid enjoys most: the moment a patient first sees their finished smile. Every case is planned with photos, and you see what we are aiming for before treatment starts.
How it works at our clinic
Free checkup and photos
We look at your teeth and gums, take photos and listen to what you want to change.
Your plan
You get a plan that says which treatments are needed, in what order, and what each costs.
Preparation
Any decay, gum problems or old fillings are treated first, so the new smile sits on healthy teeth.
The makeover
Veneers, whitening, crowns or braces, as planned. Most makeovers with veneers take a few visits.
Review
We check the bite and the look, and tell you how to look after your new smile.
Cost
The cost depends on your teeth and the treatment you need. After the checkup you get a plan with the exact cost, before anything is done.
Real results from our clinic
Shown with the patients' permission. Results differ from person to person. See all our results.
Questions patients ask
How much does a smile makeover cost?
It depends on what your smile needs: two veneers cost very differently from a full makeover. You get an exact cost in your plan after the free checkup.
How long does it take?
A makeover with veneers usually takes a few visits. If braces are needed first, the braces come first and the makeover follows.
Will it look natural?
That is the aim. The shape and shade are chosen for your face and skin, and you see the plan before we begin.
Is it painful?
Most steps are done with local anaesthetic, so you feel pressure rather than pain. Some sensitivity for a few days afterwards is common.