What Teeth Reshaping Can Correct
- Slightly overlapping or uneven teeth
- Small chips or rough edges
- Teeth that are minimally longer or pointier than others
- Irregular or jagged edges
- Minor bite adjustments in combination with other treatments
What Happens During Treatment
- Consultation & examination – checking whether reshaping is suitable for your concern, and confirming there’s enough healthy enamel to work with
- X-ray if needed – to check tooth and root structure before removing any enamel
- Reshaping – small amounts of enamel are carefully filed and smoothed to adjust shape and length
- Polishing – the treated tooth is polished for a smooth, natural finish
Why Choose Teeth Reshaping
- Fast results – often completed in a single, short visit
- Minimally invasive – no drilling into the tooth’s inner structure, no anaesthesia needed
- Affordable – one of the most budget-friendly cosmetic treatments available
- Works well with other treatments – often combined with whitening or bonding for a complete smile refresh
Who This Is For
- Anyone with small chips, rough edges, or slightly uneven teeth
- Patients looking for a quick, low-cost cosmetic improvement
- Patients whose case isn’t suited for veneers or crowns but still want a refined look
Note: reshaping only works for minor corrections since it involves removing a small amount of enamel, which doesn’t grow back. For larger changes, the doctor may recommend veneers or bonding instead.
Book Your Consultation
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