Aesthetics · Veneers · Digital Design
A complete esthetic transformation of your smile, planned digitally before touching a single tooth. The result you want, with the precision you deserve.
The cost depends on the number of teeth treated and the material chosen (composite resin, lithium disilicate or zirconia). With Digital Smile Design (DSD) you see a simulation on your own photos before any tooth is touched; you receive an exact quote in writing at your assessment.
It is a complete esthetic transformation that combines ceramic or composite resin veneers, crowns and digital design techniques to create a harmonious, natural and personalized smile. The whole result is planned visually before any clinical procedure begins.
With the DSD (Digital Smile Design) system we analyze your facial proportions, skin tone, lip shape and tooth position to design a smile that is unique to you, not a generic smile, but your own, improved.
Final result of a smile design
From minimally invasive veneers to a complete digital design, every smile has its solution.
Feldspathic porcelain or lithium disilicate laminates, 0.3 to 0.5 mm thick. The most esthetic material available: translucency, shine and natural look that are hard to beat.
Composite resin applied directly with no tooth reduction. Immediate result in a single session. Ideal for small corrections and younger patients.
Full tooth coverage in monolithic zirconia or porcelain fused to zirconia. For teeth that are badly damaged, discolored or have extensive previous restorations.
Full visual planning with specialized software: your ideal smile is designed on your own photos before any tooth is touched. With ceramic veneers, we also do a mockup, a physical in-mouth try-in of shape and size before the final version.
Digital Smile Design · Prior visual planning
Professional clinical photography
Complete facial, lip and dental analysis to design the ideal proportions for your face.
DSD software
Digital design on your real photos. You see exactly how your smile will look before any procedure.
In-mouth mockup (ceramic veneers)
If you choose ceramic veneers, a physical try-in of the designed smile is placed directly on your teeth. You touch and feel the result before deciding.
Minimal intervention
We prioritize techniques that preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible. Your ideal smile with the least sacrifice.
Real cases
Real patients from the clinic. Ceramic and composite veneers with prior digital planning.
Before
After"I do not like my smile, my teeth look yellow." That is how she arrived. Aesthetic rehabilitation of the upper arch in ceramic, with intermediate try-ins to approve shape and colour before cementing. 4-5 days, with a protective guard included.
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AfterTwenty-five years old, and avoiding smiling since childhood. Ceramic veneers were made on both arches, restoring function and aesthetics at once. Today the laughing does not stop.
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AfterThirty-five years old. The complaint was that no matter how much they laughed, the teeth never showed, and the request was for a natural smile. Along with the aesthetics came back the confidence to show it.
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AfterA patient from Medellín. They consulted with a single idea, to improve their smile, and the design was done on both arches. They were delighted with the result.
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AfterSmile design with composite veneers, a conservative technique in fewer sessions.
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AfterComplete smile redesign. Shape, colour and proportion restored with a natural result.
Real clinical photos published with patient consent. Each case is unique and individual results may vary depending on diagnosis and each person's biological response.
Full assessment, clinical photographs, facial analysis and digital design of the expected result. The virtual simulation is presented for your approval.
Only if needed (ceramic veneers). Ultra-conservative reduction of 0.3 to 0.5 mm under local anesthesia. Composite veneers require no preparation.
3D intraoral scan to capture the exact geometry of the prepared teeth and send it to the lab.
With ceramic veneers, a provisional try-in is placed in your mouth to evaluate shape, size and color before the final ones are milled.
Technicians specialized in digital design and ceramics make each veneer or crown individually, in lithium disilicate or zirconia.
Final check of fit, color and esthetics. Bonded with resin cement and the latest adhesive techniques.
Process time
3 to 7 days
Materials
Composite / Disilicate / Zirconia
Appointments
1 to 5 visits
It depends on the type of veneer. Composite resin veneers are placed with no grinding at all and are fully reversible. Ceramic veneers require minimal enamel reduction (0.3 to 0.5 mm) under local anesthesia. In both cases we prioritize preserving as much healthy tooth as possible.
It depends on the material: composite resin veneers last 5 to 7 years and ceramic ones (lithium disilicate or zirconia) 10 to 15 years with proper care. Bruxism, hygiene and eating habits affect their durability.
It doesn't hurt. Ceramic veneer preparation is done under local anesthesia, so you feel no pain during the procedure. There may be mild, temporary sensitivity for the first few days that resolves on its own. Composite veneers require no grinding.
Yes. With Digital Smile Design (DSD) we simulate the result on your own photos before touching a tooth, with any material. If you choose ceramic veneers, we also do a mockup: a physical in-mouth try-in so you approve the shape, size and color before the final veneers are made.
A makeover with ceramic veneers is usually completed in 3 to 4 visits: assessment and digital design (DSD), preparation and impression, try-in mockup and final bonding, with 2 to 3 days of lab fabrication. A composite makeover can be done in a single session.
Ceramic veneers don't stain or change color over time, unlike natural enamel: the shade chosen in the design stays stable throughout their lifespan. Composite veneers can pick up slight staining over the years and are polished at checkups.
The price depends on the material, how many teeth are treated and the diagnosis, and is given in writing after your assessment. As a reference, a full arch of 10 lab-made composite veneers starts from $4,800 USD, ceramic lithium disilicate veneers start from $6,500 USD, and a single ceramic veneer starts from $550 USD.
Between 4 and 7 days, over 2 to 3 visits: diagnosis and digital design, preparation and impression, the mockup or resin try-in, and final delivery and bonding. Compressing the process into a 3 or 4-day trip is not recommended, since it does not leave time to verify the result before it is set.
Composite resin costs less and is reversible, but it wears down and stains sooner. Ceramic and lithium disilicate last longer, hold their color better over time and require more precise tooth preparation. The choice depends on your case, your budget and how much you value minimal intervention versus maximum durability.
Book a design assessment and see how your new smile will look before making any decision.