A result that looks
like it was always
there.

The planning consultation begins with a full aesthetic analysis — facial proportions, lip dynamics, tooth dimensions, gingival display. Digital Smile Design overlays the planned result onto your photographs, making the final aesthetic outcome visible before any clinical decision is made. This simulation drives every subsequent step.

Before any prosthetic work begins, the gingival architecture is optimised. Gingival level correction, tissue augmentation where biotype is thin, recession coverage, and crown lengthening where needed — establishing the tissue framework that will frame the final restorations. This phase is non-negotiable; prosthetic work on inadequate tissue produces unstable results.

Where implants are part of the plan, they are placed using guided surgery — positions driven by the prosthetic simulation, not by available bone alone. Bone regeneration and soft tissue augmentation are addressed simultaneously where needed, and immediate provisionalization is used where the clinical situation allows.

Provisional restorations are fabricated to the DSD design — allowing real-world assessment of aesthetics, phonetics, and occlusion before any final restorations are made. The provisional phase conditions the tissue architecture, refines the aesthetic outcome, and produces the definitive design that the laboratory will reproduce in the final materials.

The final restorations are delivered when tissue architecture is stable and the provisional phase has confirmed the aesthetic and functional outcome. The result is fabricated to exactly reproduce what the provisional has established — not to an idealised design that ignores what the biology has produced.