Orthodontics first
A tooth in the wrong position needs a thicker restoration to look right. Aligning it first means less tooth is cut away — and sometimes none at all.
Aesthetic and Smile Design
Orthodontics first, restorations second. Moving a tooth into its correct position before restoring it is what keeps the veneer thin — and often removes the need to cut the tooth at all.
Minimal preparation
Where the case allows it, a no-prep E-max restoration is bonded without reducing the tooth at all — a decision that cannot be undone, so it is made carefully.
Function, not just appearance
Worn or chipped teeth are usually a bite problem showing itself. Correcting the occlusion is what stops the new restorations wearing down the same way.
Suitable for
Is this treatment right for you?
- Worn, chipped or eroded front teeth
- Undersized or peg-shaped lateral incisors (microdontia)
- Spaces that remain after the teeth are aligned
- Crossbite or midline deviation with an esthetic compromise
- A previous restoration that no longer matches the bite
Before & after
Results from this treatment
Documented results, published with patient consent.
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