[ all treatments ]

Smile makeovers

A staged plan that combines treatments, usually in the order of health, alignment, colour, then shape.

Combined planMeticulously planned
Before treatment
After porcelain veneers
Porcelain veneers smile makeover, beforePorcelain veneers smile makeover, afterBeforeAfter
[ a recent case ]Porcelain veneers smile makeoverWorn, chipped and spaced front teeth rebuilt with porcelain veneers, designed from photographs of the full face so the new smile suits him.Drag across the photo to compare. Individual results vary.
Timeline
Weeks to months
Plan
Written and itemised

[ often suits ]

  • Several concerns at once
  • Wear, old restorations and colour together

[ worth knowing ]

Order matters. Straightening or whitening first can mean less preparation later. You’ll see the full sequence, timing and cost before starting.

[ how it goes ]

Full records, a facially guided digital design, a mock-up to try in, then treatment in agreed stages.

All dental procedures carry risks, which are discussed with you before treatment. Suitability is confirmed at an in-person examination, and individual results vary.

Is this right
for you?

A free smile consult is the way to find out. We'll look at veneers, bonding and every other suitable option on screen, including simpler ones, and you'll leave knowing your options and costs.

Half a millimetre is a big deal to me

Dr Kyle Brasher

Cosmetic-focused general dentist at Oasis Dental Studio, Palm Beach, Gold Coast. Porcelain veneers, composite bonding and smile design.

Dr Kyle Brasher, general dentist, AHPRA registration DEN0002668525. Content on this site is general information for adults and doesn't replace an in-person assessment. All dental procedures carry risks, which are discussed at consultation. Individual results vary and can't be guaranteed. Before going ahead with treatment, you may wish to get a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.

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