Aesthetic dentistry · Prague
Aesthetics that doesn’t start with the colour of a tooth.
A natural smile doesn’t come from making all teeth white and identical. We look at proportions, texture, translucency, light, tooth position, the relation to the gums and the character of the whole smile.
We speak English. The booking form is in Czech — email or call us if you prefer.
Our approach
The aim is a result that looks natural, not artificial.
With a veneer or crown, the goal is not to make the tooth as white as possible. The goal is that the new work doesn’t look like work — that it fits the face, age and character of the patient.
That is why we deal with shape, surface and the behaviour of light before the shade. A shade is easy to choose; naturalness is not.
- —We preserve as much of your own tooth as possible — healthy enamel cannot be replaced, only removed.
- —Adhesive (bonded) solutions where they are enough — they need far less preparation than a crown.
- —A crown only where it is indicated — e.g. an extensively damaged or root-filled tooth.
- —Digital design and a mock-up let you see and adjust the result before any tooth is prepared.
Clinical cases
Real results, not stock photos
Drag the slider to compare the situation before and after treatment. We only publish photos with the patient’s consent.
Aesthetic reconstruction of the front teeth
Aesthetics · front teeth
Aesthetic smile makeover
Aesthetics · smile
Reconstruction of the upper front teeth
Reconstruction · front teeth
Options
How we approach aesthetics
The choice is not a question of a price list but of the extent of damage and what needs to be restored.
Honestly
When we don’t recommend an aesthetic reconstruction
- —With untreated gum inflammation or periodontitis — the aesthetics would not last.
- —With an unstable bite or untreated bruxism without protection.
- —When the only aim is whiter teeth and a less invasive solution is enough.
- —When the expected result cannot realistically be achieved — we tell you beforehand.
FAQ
About veneers and aesthetics
Do teeth have to be ground down for veneers?+
Some surface preparation is usually needed, but the extent varies a lot. For a minimally invasive veneer it is a thin layer of enamel; for a marked change of position or shape it may be more. We know the extent from the mock-up, not during treatment.
Veneers or composite?+
Composite suits smaller corrections, can be repaired and saves tissue, but keeps its colour and gloss for a shorter time. A ceramic veneer is more stable and durable but needs lab work and a more precise indication. For some patients it is sensible to start with composite and consider ceramics later.
Veneers or crowns?+
A veneer covers the front of the tooth and preserves the rest. A crown covers the whole tooth — it makes sense where the tooth is extensively damaged, weakened or root-filled. If a veneer can achieve the result, we don’t recommend a crown just because it is technically simpler.
How long do ceramic veneers last?+
With a good indication, quality bonding and proper care they can last many years. Lifespan depends on hygiene, the bite, bruxism and how much healthy enamel was preserved. We don’t promise a specific number of years.
Want to know what’s possible for you?
We start with an analysis of your smile and teeth. You see the design before anything is prepared.
The online booking form is in Czech — you can also email info@d3nt.cz or call +420 777 585 233.