Smile Makeover

We have a range of finance options, that allows you to spread the costs, as well as 0% APR for the first year. Our treatment starts from as little as £49 per month.

We are customer-centric and therefore provide all patients with what they need in order to feel comfortable.We use local anaesthetic with all treatments, and offer conscious sedation where necessary, though this is rarely needed due to the level of accuracy we perform with and the gentle nature of our dentistry.

This will entirely depend on the treatments you require, although this can be closely estimated at your complimentary consultation with our Treatment Coordinator.

A Smile Makeover may involve treatments like veneers, teeth whitening, orthodontics, bonding, crowns, and gum reshaping, depending on your needs.

If you’re unhappy with your teeth’s shape, size, colour, or alignment, a Smile Makeover can help you achieve your ideal look.

Costs vary based on the treatments included. You’ll receive a personalised plan and quotation after your consultation.

With proper care and regular dental check-ups, results can last many years. Some treatments may need occasional maintenance.

Some treatments, like veneers or crowns, are long-term but may eventually need replacement. Whitening may need top-ups over time.

No — we use minimally invasive techniques whenever possible to preserve healthy tooth structure.

This depends on the treatments chosen. Some makeovers are completed in one visit; others take several weeks or months.

Yes — we use digital smile design and mock-ups so you can preview your results in advance.

No — it’s suitable for adults of all ages with healthy teeth and gums.

Absolutely. Treatments are customised to suit your facial features, skin tone, and personal style.

Yes — mild misalignment can be corrected with veneers or bonding; more complex cases may require Invisalign.

Yes — we offer various finance options, including interest-free plans, to make treatment affordable.

Brush twice daily, floss, avoid staining foods/drinks, and visit your dentist for routine check-ups.

In most cases, no. If adjustments are needed (e.g., with veneers), you’ll adapt quickly within a few days.