Before and After

Patient Concern
The patient attended the clinic with complaints of increased tooth sensitivity, discomfort while chewing, and dissatisfaction with the appearance of their smile. Examination revealed failing restorations, enamel discolouration in the smile zone, and signs of tooth wear.

Diagnosis
A comprehensive assessment was carried out, including clinical examination, photographic protocol, radiographic imaging, and occlusal analysis.

Treatment
Treatment was delivered in stages. Professional oral hygiene was performed, followed by replacement of defective restorations. The clinician restored the natural anatomy of the teeth, addressed sensitivity, and refined the colour and shape of the anterior teeth to achieve a natural and harmonious result.

Outcome
The patient achieved a healthier, brighter, and more balanced smile. Discomfort during eating was resolved, sensitivity was reduced, and the overall appearance became more refined. The patient reported increased confidence and no longer felt self-conscious about smiling.

Patient Concern
The patient attended the clinic with concerns about uneven tooth colour, increased sensitivity, and dissatisfaction with the appearance of their smile.

Diagnosis
A comprehensive assessment was carried out, including clinical examination, photographic protocol, radiographic imaging, and occlusal analysis. This allowed for accurate evaluation of the tooth structures, identification of underlying issues, and careful treatment planning addressing both function and aesthetics.

Treatment
Treatment was carried out in stages with a focus on restoring both oral health and appearance. Professional oral hygiene was performed, followed by replacement of defective restorations. The clinician restored the natural anatomy of the teeth, addressed areas of sensitivity, and refined occlusal contacts. At the final stage, adjustments to the colour and shape of the anterior teeth were made to achieve a more even, natural, and harmonious smile.

Outcome
The patient achieved a functionally stable and aesthetically refined result. Discomfort during eating was eliminated, sensitivity was significantly reduced, and the smile became brighter and more balanced. The patient reported increased confidence in daily life and no longer felt self-conscious when communicating.

Patient Concern
The patient presented with chipped anterior teeth, misalignment of the incisors, and noticeable asymmetry of the smile. They were also concerned that the teeth appeared short and worn, making the smile look less expressive. The patient tended to avoid smiling fully in conversation and in photographs.

Diagnosis
A comprehensive assessment was carried out, including clinical examination, photographic protocol, digital scanning of the dental arches, and occlusal analysis. Findings included an uneven bite, increased load on the anterior teeth, signs of pathological enamel wear, and asymmetry of the incisal edge.

Treatment
Treatment was delivered in stages, addressing both function and aesthetics. Initially, the bite was stabilised and occlusal load was redistributed. This was followed by minimally invasive tooth preparation and restoration of the natural anatomy using ceramic restorations. Particular attention was given to tooth length, proportions, and the natural translucency of the incisal edge.

Outcome
Following treatment, the smile became more symmetrical, and the teeth regained their natural length and well-defined anatomical form. Chips and irregularities were eliminated, and occlusion was improved.
The patient reported a significant increase in confidence, no longer felt the need to hide their smile, and noted a more refined and harmonious appearance without any artificial look.