Smile Makeovers
Real patients. Editorial photography by Dr. Koppelman.
Front-tooth chip rebuilt; shade brought back to the rest of the face.
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Front tooth lost to trauma. Implant, then veneer to match the others.
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Long-standing yellow staining, resolved in a single visit.
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Full-mouth rehabilitation, planned around bite and bone first.
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Porcelain matched to skin, age, and jaw. Nothing announces itself.
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Invisalign and whitening. No enamel touched.
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Crowded uppers and lowers, aligned over months, not visits.
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Quarter-millimeter shape changes that quiet the smile.
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An already-good smile, made intentional.
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Warm, worn dentition, brought back to a bright, even line.
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A small tooth built to full width; the smile finally filled the frame.
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A fractured front tooth, restored to look like it had always been there.
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Small gaps across the front teeth, closed with porcelain.
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A rotated front tooth, brought back into line with porcelain instead of braces.
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A missing front tooth, replaced with a single implant crown.
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One old crown that never matched. Rebuilt to blend into the smile it lives in.
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Years of wear rebuilt in porcelain, without changing the character of the face.
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Older restorations retired; the smile brought forward to today.
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Invisalign and whitening. Alignment and shade, nothing prepared.
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