Those who know our patients know us.

Some teeth needed almost nothing. Others had to be completely rebuilt. Some were missing entirely. And yet, in the end, no one should be able to see where the natural tooth ends and the reconstruction begins.

The first time she truly saw her new veneers in her face, they had already been permanently fitted. No Test Drive. No chance to change shape, length or proportions beforehand. She was unhappy with the result, and this time she wanted to know what her smile would look like before anything was final.

He came because of the pain. Years of grinding had let his bite sink, and with it the natural height of the lower third of his face.

Over the years, more and more crowns, partial crowns and implant crowns had been added. Not in one major treatment, but the way it so often happens: tooth by tooth, whenever something needed doing. At some point, a great deal had been treated, but nothing had ever been planned as a whole. Aesthetically, functionally and medically, it showed.

His teeth had become shorter, darker and visibly worn. Years, lifestyle and grinding had left their mark. The result: pain. What looked like a purely aesthetic problem went considerably further in terms of function.

Her orthodontic treatment was completed in adolescence. The mistakes made back then still determined her tooth position and her bite. Decades later, the consequences were visible, and could be felt in how her bite functioned.