A smile makeover designed around your face .
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Implant-based smile design mapped to your features, then milled in our own lab. You see the shape and the shade before anything becomes permanent.
What Is a Smile Makeover?
A smile makeover at Restore rebuilds a worn, damaged, or incomplete smile using implants as the foundation. Rather than treating one tooth at a time, the whole smile is planned together: how the teeth meet, how they sit against your lips, and how they look when you talk and laugh. The result is a complete set of teeth designed to suit your face, not a catalogue. This is where digital planning changes things. Facial scanning and smile design let us map the shape, proportion, and position of your new teeth on screen before anything is made, so you can see the direction before treatment begins. Because the teeth are designed and milled in our own lab, the final look is controlled here from start to finish. Pricing depends on the scope of your case and is confirmed after your consultation and scan.
Why Choose a Smile Makeover Here
Designed around your face
Seen before it is made
Built on implants
Made in-house
How a Smile Makeover Works
Consultation and Smile Design
Treatment Planning
Implant Placement
Healing and Integration
Your Final Smile
What a Makeover Costs
A makeover is not one procedure with one fee. It is built from the treatments your case actually needs, and those are priced individually.
Some cases are a few implants and crowns. Others rebuild a full arch. Your figure comes from the plan we design together after your scan, with every line itemized.
Digital smile design mapped to your own facial proportions.
The shape and shade agreed with you before anything becomes permanent.
Every restoration designed and milled in our own lab.
An itemized written quote, broken down treatment by treatment.
Most makeovers are built from Single Dental Implants or a Full-Arch All-on-X, and those pages carry published ranges.
Why Choose Restore for Your Smile
A smile makeover only comes together when planning, surgery, and the teeth themselves are handled as one. At Restore, the same team designs your smile, places any implants, and mills the final teeth in-house, so the smile you end up with is the one you saw designed on day one, not something assembled by an outside lab that never met you.
Your smile designed digitally and shown to you before treatment begins.
Final teeth designed and milled in our own lab for a precise, natural look.
Implants placed and restored by the same team, start to finish.
A board-certified implant dentist who plans and performs your treatment personally.
Because every smile makeover is different in scope, pricing is confirmed after your consultation and scan rather than quoted as a single figure. You leave your consultation with an itemized plan for your case.
It depends on your starting point. Where teeth are missing or failing, it centers on implants and new fixed teeth, planned around your face with digital smile design. Your consultation and scan determine exactly what your case needs.
That is the goal of designing around your face rather than a template. Facial scanning maps proportion and lip line, and the teeth are milled in-house to match, so they suit your features instead of standing out.
Digital smile design lets you see the planned shape and position of your new smile on screen before treatment begins, so the direction is agreed before anything is made.
It depends on whether implants are involved. Implant-based makeovers span several months, most of it healing time, with temporaries worn throughout. Your plan sets out the timeline at the start.
No. Because it is built on implants and a planned bite, it rebuilds how your teeth function as well as how they look, so you can eat and speak comfortably, not just smile.
Most people who are unhappy with a worn, damaged, or incomplete smile are worth assessing. A consultation and scan show what is possible for your teeth, bone, and goals.
We work with many dental insurance plans and can verify your benefits, estimate what your plan may contribute, and help you understand anticipated out-of-pocket costs. Implant coverage varies significantly between plans, and any remaining balance can often be combined with flexible financing options.