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What is a Trial smile design?
The trial smile is a provisional temporary smile placed on prepared teeth. It allows you to “test-drive” your new smile before committing to long-term changes. This extra stage in the smile design process ensures that the outcome of your dental treatment will meet your expectations. Our dentists go to great lengths to ensure that the Trial Smile is exactly what the patient has requested. Contact us if you have any questions.
We use the latest technology in advanced digital dentistry to create beautiful smiles for our patients.
Your personalised treatment plan will be specifically designed for you to get maximum results with minimum intervention.
Before treatments
the trial smile
The finished result
The first step is to take impressions of your teeth and gums
The trial smile allows you to make small changes after the initial consultation.
The trial smile is customised and hand-crafted using dental composite materials and has a very realistic look.
The items to review include the shape of teeth, the size of teeth, the axial inclination of teeth, the shape of the embrasures, the position of the reflective line angles, the reflective or deflective properties of the teeth, the golden proportion of teeth and the width of the buccal corridor.
The trial smile allows our patients the time to decide if their new smile is exactly how they want it before the final placement of the veneers or implants. Any adjustments can be made quickly and easily.
Once the patient is satisfied with the look, digital photographs, impressions, and measurements are made of the trial smile and sent to the ceramist to help guide the look of the final smile.
The shade of the desired smile is also finalised at this visit.
Before & After Gallery
See what our patients look like before and after veneers so you can gain a better idea of how they’re going to look and work for you.