In general, there are different types of smile designs that can be adapted to the individual needs of each patient:

1. Teeth whitening: It is an ideal option for those who want to improve the color of their teeth and obtain a whiter, brighter smile.

2. Microdesign: This treatment consists of small corrections to the shape and size of teeth using composite resins. It is a suitable option for patients with slightly worn teeth or minor irregularities.

3. Dental Veneers: Veneers are thin sheets of porcelain or resin that are bonded to the front surface of your teeth to correct imperfections such as stains, discoloration, broken or chipped teeth, misaligned teeth, or gaps between teeth.

It's important to mention that smile design is a personalized treatment, and the type of procedure that's best for you will depend on your specific needs and goals.

To obtain an accurate answer, it is recommended to schedule an evaluation appointment with a dentist specializing in smile design.

During your consultation, we'll evaluate your case in detail, discuss your expectations, and develop a personalized treatment plan to help you achieve the smile of your dreams.

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The main difference between a smile design with resin and one with ceramic lenses lies in the material used for dental restorations:

Smile design with resin:

• Material: It uses composite resins, which adhere to the surface of the tooth.

• Advantages:

  • Lower initial cost compared to ceramic lenses.

  • Allows you to make small corrections and touch-ups more easily.

• Disadvantages:

  • Less durable and smudge-resistant than ceramic lenses.

  • It tends to wear down and lose its shine over time.

  • Less translucency, which may result in a less natural appearance.

Smile design with ceramic lenses:

• Material: Uses thin sheets of porcelain, a highly aesthetic and resistant material.

• Advantages:

  • Greater durability and resistance to stains and wear.

  • More natural and translucent appearance, similar to natural teeth.

  • Lower risk of fracture.

  • Maintains its shine and original color for longer.

• Disadvantages:

  • Higher initial cost compared to resin.

  • Touch-ups or repairs may be more difficult.

To determine the type of smile design that's best for you, a complete evaluation of your oral health and dental aesthetics is necessary. In this evaluation, a dentist specializing in smile design will consider the following aspects:

• Your current oral health status: The presence of cavities, periodontal disease, tooth wear, bite problems, and other factors that could affect treatment will be evaluated.

• Your aesthetic goals: Your expectations for the appearance of your smile will be discussed, including the color, shape, alignment, and size of your teeth.

• Your budget: The costs of different types of treatments will be considered, and we will work with you to develop a treatment plan that fits your needs and budget.

Veneers, also known as dental veneers, are thin layers of porcelain that are bonded to the front surface of teeth to improve their appearance. They are a popular option for correcting a variety of dental imperfections, such as:

• Discolored teeth: Can cover stains, discoloration, and fluorosis.

• Broken or chipped teeth: They can restore the shape and size of broken or chipped teeth.

• Misaligned Teeth: Veneers can be used to close small gaps between teeth or to slightly realign crooked teeth.

• Worn teeth: They can cover teeth worn down by bruxism or aging.

Veneers fit over your teeth and are therefore almost imperceptible; all you see is your radiant new smile.

To manufacture them, we use high-quality ceramic, which closely resembles natural tooth enamel in color and hardness.

Ceramic veneers blend perfectly with the shape and color of your teeth, creating a natural appearance. At first glance, veneers are almost indistinguishable from natural teeth.

One reason for this is that thin ceramic veneers are as translucent as real tooth enamel.

The lifespan of your veneers depends on the care you provide and your oral hygiene. If you care for them properly, veneers can last more than 10 years.

Be sure to brush your teeth thoroughly every day and keep regular appointments with your dentist to have your veneers checked.

Here are some additional tips to help your veneers last as long as possible:

• Brush your teeth twice a day and floss once a day.

• Avoid biting hard objects, such as nails or ice.

• Keep regular dental appointments for cleanings and checkups.

• Let your dentist know about any concerns you have about your veneers.

By following these tips, you can enjoy a beautiful, long-lasting smile with your veneers.

Step 1: Initial Consultation

• In-person or virtual: You can choose between an in-person consultation at our clinic or a virtual consultation via video call. If you opt for a virtual consultation, we will ask you to send high-quality photos of your teeth so our team can accurately assess your case.

• Comprehensive evaluation: During your consultation, our team of smile design specialists will assess your overall oral health, aesthetic goals, and expectations.

• Smile analysis: We will review the condition of your teeth, their position, color, and any problems that may affect treatment.

• Personalized plan: If you are eligible for treatment, we will create a personalized plan that fits your needs and budget.

Step 2: Preparing for treatment

• 5 business days in Colombia: If you decide to start treatment, we will schedule approximately 3 appointments over a 5-day period at our clinic in Bogotá.

Step 3: First appointment

• Tooth preparation: At your first appointment, our specialists will prepare your teeth for treatment.

• Intraoral scanner: We'll use a state-of-the-art intraoral scanner to create 3D digital models of your teeth and jaw. These models allow us to visualize your current smile and accurately plan your treatment.

• Temporary teeth: Once your teeth are prepared, we will place temporary teeth to protect them while the permanent veneers are being made.

Step 4: Second appointment and placement of smile design elements

• Placement of veneers or crowns: Once the final veneers or crowns are ready, we will place them carefully and precisely to achieve a beautiful, natural smile.

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• Refinements: We will make final adjustments and refinements to ensure your new smile is perfect and meets your expectations.

Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or would like to schedule a consultation.