Carmel Dental Clinic
Results
Before and after, unretouched
One case, photographed at the clinic. No filters and no stock photography. What a treatment achieves depends on the tooth in front of us, so treat this as an illustration and not a promise.
- PhotographyUnretouched
- Shown withPatient consent
A chipped front tooth, rebuilt
The upper front tooth came in fractured at the edge and sitting slightly forward of its neighbour. The second photograph shows the restored edge and the corrected line of the smile.
Clinical photographs are only published when the patient has given consent for that specific use, and nothing shown identifies a patient. That keeps this page short. We would rather show one case honestly than fill a page with pictures of other people’s teeth.
How to read a before-and-after, anywhere
Worth knowing before you judge any clinic by its gallery, including ours.
- Check the lighting matches between the two photographs. Different lighting flatters the second one.
- Check the angle matches. A change of angle can hide as much as treatment achieves.
- Ask whether the images are retouched. Ours are not.
- Ask how long after treatment the second photograph was taken.
- Remember that a result on someone else’s tooth is not a prediction about yours.
Ask what is realistic for your teeth
The only honest answer comes after an examination. Call and we will tell you what is achievable, including when the answer is "less than you are hoping".
This page describes a dental procedure in general terms. It is not a diagnosis and not a treatment plan, and outcomes vary from person to person. What is right for you is decided after a clinical examination at the clinic. See our terms and medical disclaimer.