Smile Makeover

Smile Makeover

Several treatments planned together rather than one at a time, so the finished result actually holds together.

Personalised

Designed around your face.

Transformative

Planned as one piece of work.

Expert Team

Cosmetic work done often.

Confidence

A smile that looks like yours.

Dreaming of a new smile?

Start with a consultation — we will work out what would actually make the difference.

The plan matters more than the individual treatments.

A smile makeover is not a procedure, it is a sequence. Whitening, bonding, veneers and crowns each do one job; the value is in deciding which of them you need, in what order, and where to stop.

Done piecemeal, cosmetic work tends to look like cosmetic work. Planned as a whole, it looks like teeth.

What it covers

Colour, shape, alignment, proportion and how the whole thing sits against your face. Sometimes that is one treatment. Sometimes it is four.

The design starts from your features rather than from a catalogue of smiles, which is why nobody else’s plan would suit you.

What we might use

Teeth Whitening

Lifts the overall shade. Almost always the first step, because everything else gets matched to the colour you settle on.

Dental Bonding

Composite added by hand to repair chips, close small gaps and even up edges. Reversible, and done in a single visit.

Porcelain Veneers

Thin porcelain shells over the front teeth, changing shape, colour and apparent alignment together. £800 a tooth, or £720 on the plan.

Crowns & Bridges

Where teeth are broken down or missing, these rebuild the foundation. Cosmetic work only lasts if what is underneath is sound.

Depending on what we find, implants or gum reshaping may also form part of the plan.

How it runs

  1. Consultation — what you dislike, what you want, and what is realistic.
  2. Assessment — a full examination with photographs and x-rays, because cosmetic plans built on unsound teeth do not last.
  3. The plan — written out, costed, and talked through before anything starts.
  4. Treatment — carried out in the right order, over as many visits as it takes.
  5. Review — checked, adjusted and finished properly.

Whether it is for you

It tends to suit people who are:

  • Unhappy with the smile as a whole rather than one tooth
  • Wanting several things dealt with in a planned sequence
  • Working towards a date — a wedding, a significant birthday
  • Prepared to do it properly rather than quickly

What it costs

It depends entirely on what your plan includes — individual treatment prices are published on our fees page, and plan members save 10% on most of them.

You will get the full breakdown in writing before any work starts. Nothing gets added along the way without being agreed first.