Teeth reshaping, also known as tooth or dental contouring, is a non-invasive treatment used to even the edges of the teeth or shorten them in appearance. It is an excellent way to correct minor imperfections like small chips or points on the biting surface.
This is achieved by removing a minimal amount of enamel using an extremely small diamond drill. This process is highly precise, ensuring your natural teeth are protected while perfecting your tooth edges and creating a more consistent smile line.
Discover how smoothing and evening your tooth edges can create an impactful smile line.
Evens out the edges of
chipped or uneven teeth.Creates a more
consistent and harmonious smile line.A minimal and highly
conservative treatment.Can correct the
appearance of slightly overlapping teeth.Gives you a smile you
can be proud of.
Assess your tooth edges and discuss the desired aesthetic outcome.
Use a micro-drill to subtly smooth, perfect, or shorten rough or uneven tooth edges.
The treated areas are polished to match the smoothness of the rest of the enamel.
Ensure the newly shaped teeth are consistent and meet your expectations.
A non-invasive, cost-effective treatment that repairs chips and closes small gaps instantly, restoring your tooth's aesthetics.
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