Ceramic veneers
Eight feldspathic veneers to harmonise the smile
A smile to harmonise: the gums treated first, then eight feldspathic veneers designed around the actual position of the teeth.
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Clinical cases
Showing what is real. Explaining the choices.
Each case presents the starting situation, the choice of treatment and the result, with before and after photographs. The cases are grouped by treatment: ceramic veneers, injection-moulded composite, aesthetic composite, teeth whitening, spots and stains, complex rehabilitations.
Results are specific to each patient: they cannot be transferred to another situation without a clinical examination.
5 cases
Ceramic veneers
Ceramic veneers
Two ceramic veneers to harmonise the central incisors
Two central incisors lacking presence, one root-treated and darker: internal bleaching, gum correction, then two veneers.
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Ceramic veneers
Ten ceramic veneers after orthodontics
Teeth aligned by orthodontics, but a colour and shapes that were not right: whitening that fell short, then ten veneers.
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Ceramic veneers
Four feldspathic veneers to replace an old veneer
An old veneer that was too wide and too saturated: whitening first, then four feldspathic veneers, leaving the canines untouched.
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Ceramic veneers
Eight veneers to restore a smile lost over time
Teeth worn by bruxism: eight lithium disilicate veneers to recover their original shapes, after a guided gingivectomy.
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Ceramic veneers bonded to the visible surface of the teeth to correct shape, shade or proportions, removing as little enamel as possible. Each case shows the plan, the choice of ceramic and the result, backed by before and after photographs.
The treatment: Ceramic veneers3 cases
Injection-moulded composite
Injection-moulded composite · Aesthetic composite
Six injection-moulded composite veneers to close the gaps and soften the canines
Gaps between the teeth and canines that were too pointed: six injection-moulded composite veneers, after whitening, for a softer smile.
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Injection-moulded composite · Aesthetic composite
Rebalancing tooth proportions with composite
A lateral incisor missing from birth and unbalanced proportions: whitening, gum correction, layering and injection.
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Injection-moulded composite · Aesthetic composite
Injection-moulded composite: harmonising a smile without sacrificing enamel
Worn edges and proportions to correct: injection-moulded composite veneers, planned with a digital wax-up, without cutting into the enamel.
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Injection-moulded composite rebuilds or covers the teeth using a plan designed in advance (wax-up) and a transparent key, without filing down the teeth: gaps to close, worn teeth, proportions to rebalance. A restoration that can be repaired and touched up in the chair.
The treatment: Injection-moulded composite3 cases
Teeth whitening
Teeth whitening
Teeth whitening with trays: a brighter smile with no enamel removed
Four weeks of whitening with trays, then two weeks of remineralisation: a brighter smile, without removing anything from the teeth.
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Teeth whitening
Internal bleaching of a root-treated incisor: when the colour becomes consistent again
A root-treated incisor that had darkened: whitening of the whole smile with trays, then internal bleaching of that tooth alone.
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Teeth whitening
External and internal whitening of a root-treated tooth
A darker root-treated incisor: gums stabilised first, then external whitening of the smile and internal bleaching of the affected tooth alone.
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Teeth whitening makes the teeth lighter without removing anything from them: at home, with trays and a carbamide peroxide gel, following a gradual protocol monitored at the practice. The result depends on the starting shade and on how regularly the trays are worn.
The treatment: Teeth whitening or bleaching4 cases
Spots and stains
Spots and stains
White spots: whitening, then Icon infiltration
White spots on the central incisors: three weeks of whitening, then Icon etching and resin infiltration, and micro-layering.
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Spots and stains
White spots: Icon etching and resin infiltration, then micro-layering
Clearly visible white spots on the two central incisors: Icon etching and resin infiltration, then micro-layering, preserving the healthy enamel.
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Spots and stains
Fluorosis: whitening, then infiltrating white spots
White spots from fluorosis: three weeks of at-home whitening, then Icon etching and resin infiltration from 14 to 24.
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Spots and stains
White spot treatment to harmonise the smile
White spots on the front teeth: whitening, Icon resin infiltration on three teeth, then localised composite.
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White or discoloured spots on the enamel, treated according to their origin and depth: whitening, etching and resin infiltration, or a localised restoration, starting with the least invasive treatment.
The treatment: White spots on teeth4 cases
Complex rehabilitations
Complex rehabilitations
Full rehabilitation of a smile worn down by bruxism
Generalised wear from severe bruxism: the vertical dimension restored, a mock-up worn for three weeks, then a full rehabilitation in ceramic.
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Complex rehabilitations
Rebuilding the front teeth after an accident
Several badly damaged front teeth after an accident: periodontal treatment, an implant, one incisor saved, gum contouring and ceramic restorations.
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Complex rehabilitations
A ceramic crown on a central incisor
An old crown on a central incisor, after a failed gum graft: the gum stabilised, then a ceramic crown matched to its neighbour.
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Complex rehabilitations
Redoing previous crowns to restore a harmonious smile
Metal-ceramic crowns that were too long and opaque: five layered zirconia crowns, with the metal post-and-cores kept and masked.
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Several techniques coordinated on one or more teeth, when a single one is not enough: gum treatment, an implant, a crown or veneers, in a planned order, with time for healing between the stages.
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Aesthetic composite
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These images illustrate particular situations. They are neither a promise of a result nor an indication for treatment.