A tailor-made aesthetic approach
A smile makeover is a comprehensive approach combining several disciplines (orthodontics, whitening, veneers, aesthetic crowns) to achieve a harmonious and natural smile. At Cabinet Côté Gare, we begin with a complete aesthetic analysis: face shape, smile line, proportion of the teeth, colour, position of the lips. This initial study makes it possible to design a personalised plan, approved by the patient before any definitive treatment.
From the virtual plan to the final smile
Thanks to modern digital tools (Digital Smile Design), we can simulate the final result even before starting treatment. You see your future smile and take an active part in the aesthetic decisions. The treatment plan then combines the techniques needed to reach the goal: whitening, ceramic veneers, crowns, or sometimes prior orthodontics. The result is durable and entirely adapted to your personality.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a complete makeover take?
From 2 weeks to several months depending on the combined treatments. A precise schedule is given to you at the start.
Is the result natural?
Yes. Our approach favours a natural look, in harmony with your face and your age.
How much does a smile makeover cost?
It adds up from the treatments chosen: veneer from CHF 1100.- per tooth, from CHF 2200.- for two teeth, from CHF 4000.- for four, in-chair whitening at CHF 365.-. A detailed treatment plan and a personalised quote are given to you at the first consultation, before any treatment begins.
What does the smile analysis include?
A 3D scan, photographs and a digital simulation. It costs CHF 279.-.
Can I see the result before deciding?
That is the purpose of the digital simulation: the plan is shown on images of your smile, and you judge the shape and length before any treatment begins.
Do the teeth need to be prepared?
It depends on the plan chosen. Whitening and alignment do not touch the tooth; a veneer requires preparation, which we keep as light as possible.
Is a smile makeover covered by insurance?
These are aesthetic treatments. In Switzerland, basic insurance does not, in principle, cover dental care, and an aesthetic service is not included in any supplementary insurance.
See also: Dental veneers, Composite bonding, Teeth whitening, Orthodontics.
