What was done, how many visits it took, how long it took and what it cost. Every case is a real patient here who agreed in writing to be described. Names are left out.
A woman in her thirties with tea and coffee staining. One in-surgery session to start, then custom trays and gel at home for a fortnight. Shade taken before and after with the guide in the photograph: four shades lighter.
A man in his twenties who chipped both front teeth on a bike. Resin built straight onto the tooth and shaped, no drilling, no anaesthetic. Polished and finished the same afternoon.
Front teeth worn short from years of grinding, and bonding would not have lasted. A trial smile in temporary material first, adjusted twice, then the porcelain made to match it. A night guard at the end to protect the work.
Lower front teeth overlapping, upper slightly gappy. Twenty-two sets of trays, swapped every ten days, with a short check here every six weeks. Retainers fitted at the end and worn at night.
The tooth was taken out and left to heal for eight weeks, then the implant placed under local anaesthetic in about an hour. Three months later, a porcelain crown fitted over two short visits. The model in the photograph is the one Dr Nowak uses to explain it.
A woman in her sixties with bleeding gums and pockets measured at 5mm. Three 45-minute visits with airflow, then a routine of four visits a year on the Complete plan. Pockets down to 3mm at the check eight weeks later.
We photograph every cosmetic, aligner and implant case before and after, on the same camera in surgery two. Most patients would rather their face stayed off the internet, so the pairs are shown at a consultation, for cases like yours.
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