Colour, shape and texture
The details behind an individual smile.
A smile that suits your face
A smile is part of a face and its expression. That is why we begin with the person: what they would like to change, how they see themselves and the smile they would like to have. Tooth shape, shade and texture help bring that direction into the details.
Individuality guides our work. With ceramic restorations, we recreate natural tooth characteristics so that the result suits the face. It matters to consider the details together, rather than choosing each one in isolation.
Shape defines the silhouette
Shape defines the silhouette of a smile. During modelling, we discuss how the teeth will look and how they will work together visually. It is part of finding a smile that feels like yours.
To move from conversation to a concrete reference, we create a 3D model and try it on your teeth. At this stage, you can see the proposed direction and agree on the details before the main treatment begins.
Shade and texture, crafted by hand
A natural-looking smile involves more than shape. Shade and texture complete it: at the clinic, we use ceramics and hand modelling to recreate natural tooth characteristics. This attention to detail is an important part of our work.
This is artistic, meticulous work: small differences together shape the overall impression of a smile. We work towards an individual direction, paying attention to details that help preserve its character.
Agree on the details before treatment
We discuss shape and shade during modelling. Trying in the model allows us to continue the conversation about the proposed smile on your own teeth. These are not permanent restorations, but a stage for agreeing on the direction before the main treatment.
The treatment sequence is determined after assessment. At the consultation, we discuss your wishes, the available options and the work required. An individual plan begins with getting to know you, assessing your teeth and reaching a shared understanding of the proposed smile.
Learn more about the clinic’s approach.
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