A full smile designed around your face — not a catalogue shape applied to everyone.
A veneer is a thin shell bonded to the front of a tooth, changing its shape, colour and proportion. At Starla the design starts from your face — its proportions, your lip line, how much gum shows when you smile — rather than from a fixed catalogue.
A veneer is a thin shell bonded to the front of a tooth, changing its shape, colour and proportion. Smile design is the step before it: agreeing the final result together before anything is done to the tooth itself.
The design starts from your face — its proportions, your lip line, how much gum shows when you smile — rather than from a catalogue. That is the difference between a smile that reads as natural and one that reads as fitted.
The first visit is an assessment: the condition of the teeth and gums, and a straight conversation about what will and will not work in your particular case. Sometimes orthodontics is the more honest answer before any veneer, and you will be told that rather than have it covered over with a shell.
Veneers need aftercare like anything else: regular cleaning, routine checkups, and not using the teeth to open packaging or bite ice. That care is the difference between a result that lasts years and one that needs revising early.