Smile Makeover

What a Makeover Can Include

Depending on your case, a makeover might combine teeth whitening for shade, veneers or bonding for the shape of individual teeth, crowns for any damaged teeth, orthodontic options for a crooked bite, an implant for a missing tooth, or gum recontouring if your gum line is uneven. Most people need only two or three of these, not all of them – the word makeover makes it sound bigger than most actual plans turn out to be.

Planning the Whole Case at Once

We start with a full discussion of what bothers you and what you want the end result to feel like, then map structural issues (alignment, gum health, damaged teeth) alongside purely cosmetic ones, and sequence the treatments in the right order – health first, appearance second. Fixing a bite problem before whitening or veneers matters, since cosmetic work built on top of an unresolved structural issue tends not to last. You see the full plan and its logic before anything begins, not one procedure booked at a time.

Timeline & Cost

Because a makeover combines several treatments, it is usually delivered in phases over multiple visits rather than one sitting, and the timeline depends on which treatments are involved – whitening is fast, alignment takes months, and combining several treatments means the overall case might run several months even though no single step takes that long. Cost is the sum of the individual treatments in your plan, broken down in writing so you can see exactly what each part costs and decide whether to phase it over time.

If several things about your smile bother you and you want one coordinated plan instead of tackling them separately, start with a consultation. Dr. Sunayana Khade will map out what actually needs doing and what does not, and you are free to do only part of the plan if that is what fits your budget or timeline. Some patients complete the full plan within a few months; others spread it across a year or more, tackling one phase at a time as it suits them.