Who needs cosmetic dentistry?
People who want to improve the colour, shape or evenness of their smile, or who want to repair teeth that look worn or chipped.
A cosmetic plan starts with a check of your teeth and gums, because cosmetic work lasts best on healthy foundations.
- A plan built around your face and goals
- Natural-looking results
- Healthy teeth and gums come first
How the procedure works
- 1We discuss your goals and examine your teeth, gums and bite.
- 2We agree a plan, which may combine whitening, bonding, veneers or crowns.
- 3Treatment is carried out in stages, with checks along the way.
- 4We review the final result with you and advise on keeping it.
Pain and recovery
Most cosmetic treatments are comfortable, with local anaesthesia where needed.
Some sensitivity is normal for a few days after certain treatments, and we give written aftercare advice.
Price range
Cosmetic plans are priced after your consultation, because each smile is different. Ask us on WhatsApp for the current guide.
See how pricing works on our prices overview.
Before and after care
- Follow the aftercare advice for each treatment you have.
- Keep up daily brushing and cleaning between your teeth.
- Attend your review visits so the result stays on track.
Frequently asked questions
What is a smile makeover?
A smile makeover is a planned combination of treatments, such as whitening, bonding, veneers or crowns, to improve how your smile looks and works.
Is cosmetic dentistry suitable for everyone?
Most adults with healthy teeth and gums are suitable. We check your teeth first and tell you honestly which options suit you.
How long does a smile makeover take?
It depends on the plan. Simple treatments can be completed quickly, while larger plans are carried out over several visits.
Will a smile makeover look fake?
We aim for a natural result by matching colour, shape and size to your face. We also review the plan with you before treatment.
How do I start a smile makeover?
Book a consultation on WhatsApp or by phone. We examine your teeth and gums, then agree a plan with you before anything starts.
The information on this site is general and is not a substitute for an examination by a dentist. Treatment decisions should be made after a consultation. In a medical emergency, contact emergency services or go to the nearest hospital.
Written and reviewed by Dr. Kamran Shahzad, BDS (Pb), C. Ortho (Germany). Last reviewed Sunday, 25 October 2026.
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