Cosmetic Dentistry in Torrevieja
Cosmetic dentistry brings together the treatments that improve the look of a smile — colour, shape and alignment — combining, depending on the case, whitening, veneers and minor contour adjustments.
What it is and who it's for
It isn't a single treatment but an approach that combines several techniques — whitening, veneers, enamel recontouring or even mild orthodontics — depending on what a particular smile needs.
It suits anyone who wants to improve the overall look of their smile: dull colour, teeth worn down over time, small asymmetries, or a combination of several factors at once. The first visit is precisely for diagnosing which combination of treatments makes sense, rather than starting from a fixed solution.
How we do it at this clinic
The cosmetic assessment relies on clinical photography and, when it adds value, a simulation of the expected result. From there we propose a plan that may include one or several treatments, ordered by priority with a clear calendar.
Since it's a combined plan, the number of sessions varies widely from case to case: from a single whitening session to a plan spanning several weeks that combines veneers and gum adjustments. Each phase is quoted separately so the patient can decide which parts of the plan to tackle now and which to leave for later.
Indicative price
The cost depends on which treatments the plan combines. Each phase is quoted independently.
See indicative pricesTailored financing
It's possible to finance the full plan or by phase, whichever the patient prefers.
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With a photographic assessment that identifies which factors most affect the smile's appearance: colour, shape, alignment, or a combination. From there the plan is ordered by priority.
Not necessarily. Veneers are one of the possible tools within a cosmetic dentistry plan, but the plan may also include whitening, recontouring or other techniques depending on the case.
It depends on the plan: whitening can show results after a single session, while a combined plan with veneers takes several weeks.
Yes, each phase is quoted separately precisely so the patient can decide what to tackle first.
In some cases it's recommended to resolve mild orthodontic issues first, before veneers or whitening, to avoid repeating work. This is assessed at the initial consultation.
Daily hygiene and periodic check-ups, just like the rest of the teeth, plus avoiding habits that could damage the work (such as biting hard objects).
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We start with a photographic assessment and propose a plan ordered by priority.
Results depend on each patient's individual assessment.