Before: understand the starting pointClinical photographs, x-rays and the patient’s priorities are recorded first.After planning: review the proposed resultThe same patient sees the model and agrees what should stay natural.
Patient story 01
“I wanted to smile without looking as though I had bought a new one.”
Beth came in asking about whitening and bonding before a family wedding. Priya first showed where the uneven colour came from and why whitening alone would not change the small edge chips. They agreed a staged plan: monitored whitening, then a review in daylight. Only two teeth needed conservative bonding. The final appointment included photographs at conversational distance, not just a close-up, so Beth could judge the whole smile.
Six-week plan · whitening plus two composite additionsPatient story 02
“The useful part was being told what not to change.”
Alex arrived with a screenshot folder and uncertainty about Invisalign. James mapped the bite, photographed the side view and explained which asymmetries were healthy character rather than a problem. The digital simulation compared a shorter alignment plan with a longer cosmetic ideal. Alex chose the shorter course, kept the natural tooth shapes and added no bonding. Retainers and future replacement costs were written into the plan before treatment began.
Seven-month plan · alignment and retainers
These are fictional demo stories and planning-stage images, not clinical outcome claims. A live practice must use consented, unedited before-and-after records from the same patient.
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