This young patient had quite large gaps between her teeth. This was due to both orthodontic reasons as well as having a smaller tooth size naturally. A usual course of treatment would have involved orthodontics to close the gaps, but this option was refused. A compromise was to do either porcelain or composite veneers, and composite veneers were chosen as the cheaper option. In the future, it will be converted to porcelain. The teeth were whitened prior to placing the composite veneers.

This case was done in phases over a 2 year period. We began with orthodontics to straighten the teeth, and then used bridges and porcelain veneers to recreate her smile and functionality.

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This lady had broken her teeth over the years, had an ill-fitting denture, and was struggling to eat. We made a plan to give her back her smile, as well as create a new denture so she could function like she used to.

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This patient had suffered years of acid reflux which destroyed her teeth. She also had an old Porcelain Crown with metal in it. We managed to save her teeth by managing her reflux, and rebuilt her smile with porcelain crowns.

Years of wear and tear, as well as grinding and clenching, had destroyed these teeth. A full plan was created to reconstruct the smile, and with the help of our technician we were able to achieve a great result. Porcelain Crowns, Bridges and Veneers were used.

This patient presented to our practice looking for a way to create her ideal smile. A few options were given, including orthodontics with fixed braces or Invisalign clear aligners. She was not happy with the shape and size of her existing teeth and felt that even after spending the time in fixed appliances, she would still be unhappy with her smile.

After working out a few solutions with our local technicians, she decided on porcelain veneers. The teeth were prepared appropriately with a reduction of 1–2 mm per tooth. Shades were taken, as well as impressions provided to our local Australian laboratory.

Temporary veneers were placed as an interim for three weeks.

Once the porcelain veneers were constructed, they were tried for fit and appearance, and then cemented into place, with an amazing result for the patient.