Smile proportions
Discuss tooth length, visible tooth display, balance, and the relationship between your smile and facial features. The aim is to clarify your preferences before selecting procedures.
HOSPITALI CLINIC · ISTANBUL
A smile makeover should feel like yours. Plan tooth shape, shade, proportions, and treatment choices around your face and your dental health.
Discuss your treatment ↗
Create a coordinated plan for your smile’s appearance.
Photographs, examination, and digital smile discussion.
A personalized combination—not a fixed number of crowns.
UNDERSTAND YOUR OPTIONS
“Hollywood Smile” describes a smile makeover rather than a single clinical procedure. The important information is the actual treatment plan: which teeth are involved, why each procedure is recommended, and what changes are proposed. Your plan may involve different approaches for different teeth.
At Hospitali, the starting point is your own smile. We discuss the result you have in mind, how much change you want, and what matters to you about the way your teeth look. The conversation then connects those preferences to a clinical assessment and realistic treatment options.
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Discuss tooth length, visible tooth display, balance, and the relationship between your smile and facial features. The aim is to clarify your preferences before selecting procedures.
A brighter appearance can still have different levels of translucency and surface character. Talk through shade options and how a proposed finish relates to the surrounding teeth.
A digital proposal helps organize the appearance discussion. It is a communication tool and should be reviewed alongside clinical findings rather than treated as a promised final result.
Whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns, orthodontic approaches, or replacement of missing teeth may be considered as appropriate. The plan should explain each element rather than prescribe one procedure to every tooth.
POTENTIAL BENEFITS
Describe the smile you want in your own words and review choices before treatment.
See how individual treatment decisions contribute to a coordinated appearance.
Balance appearance, tooth preservation, maintenance, and the time involved.
COMPARE THE APPROACHES
| Approach | What it addresses | What to discuss |
|---|---|---|
| Whitening-led plan | Colour is the main concern | Assess existing restorations and the shade change that may be possible. |
| Selected veneers or bonding | Changes to visible tooth shape or surface | Discuss the exact teeth, preparation, material, and repair implications. |
| Combined restorative plan | Appearance plus damaged or missing teeth | Understand the clinical reason for crowns, implants, or other included work. |
YOUR TREATMENT, STEP BY STEP
Bring your questions and explain what you hope to change. Reference images can start a conversation, but the assessment remains individual.
Your dentist reviews oral health, existing restorations, tooth position, and bite. Addressing clinical concerns may come before cosmetic treatment.
Discuss shape, shade, the smile line, and the treatments being considered. Ask why each tooth is included and whether alternatives are available.
Confirm the treatment scope, preparation, materials, estimate, appointment stages, and maintenance. Ask which aspects of the appearance can be previewed or discussed at a try-in.
Treatment follows the agreed plan. The team checks the relevant clinical and appearance details as the work progresses and explains any changes that require your decision.
Understand how to clean and protect your dental work and when to attend reviews. Keep the treatment documents and contact information for future questions.
RECOVERY & CLINICAL CONSIDERATIONS
There is no single recovery period for a smile makeover because the procedures differ. Your plan should state which appointments involve preparation, temporary work, final fitting, or surgery. Confirm the expected adjustment period and the checks needed before travelling home. Leave time to raise questions about comfort, fit, and the appearance you have discussed.
A cosmetic plan needs the same careful consent process as any other dental treatment. Tooth preparation can be permanent, restorations may need maintenance or replacement, and a screen preview cannot guarantee the outcome. Ask about the risks of each proposed procedure and the option of making a smaller change—or not proceeding.
This is general information. Your clinician will explain suitability, benefits, risks, and alternatives for your case. Outcomes and treatment times vary.
COSTS & VISIT PLANNING
A smile makeover estimate should be itemized by treatment and tooth, not just described as a smile package. Compare materials, digital planning or mock-up stages, temporary restorations, reviews, and travel support. Make sure you understand the effect of any changes identified at examination.
We can coordinate your visit around the proposed appointment schedule. Confirm your package inclusions and leave room for clinically necessary changes before arranging flights or accommodation.
Request your treatment proposal ↗COMMON QUESTIONS
No. The term does not define a single procedure. Ask for the actual treatment list and the clinical reason for each part of the plan.
The number depends on your smile display, preferences, and dental condition. A standardized number is not a substitute for individual planning.
Yes, you can discuss a subtle change as your preference. The consultation should establish what “natural” or “bright” means to you and which treatment options could suit that preference.
No. Digital planning supports discussion. Biological factors, material choices, clinical findings, and the treatment process affect the final result.
Your bite is an important part of planning and reviewing dental work. Ask how the proposed changes will be assessed and what to do if the bite feels different afterwards.
Check the treatment for each tooth, irreversible preparation, alternatives, materials, fees, visit schedule, aftercare, and written warranty terms. You should understand these before treatment starts.
Further reading for general treatment information:
ADA: veneers and tooth preparationEXPLORE YOUR CARE
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