The Smile Makeover transforms your smile by combining several aesthetic treatments tailored to your needs. It may include veneers, whitening, or crowns for a natural and radiant result.
We are committed to providing you with the best conditions and the highest-quality materials, which is why we only use prosthetics made in France.
Dentist Veneers & implants
Dentist Exclusive endodontics
Dentist Medical periodontology
Dentist Oral surgery Gum surgery
Qualified dental assistant
Aesthetic and functional rehabilitation aims to restore both the appearance and functionality of your smile. Using techniques such as implants, crowns, or veneers, you regain a harmonious and efficient dentition.
Cosmetic smile surgery improves the appearance of the teeth and gums for a harmonious smile.
Oral surgery and implantology help restore the health and functionality of your mouth. Dental implants permanently replace missing teeth, providing a stable and aesthetic solution.
Periodontology treats diseases of the gums and the supporting tissues of the teeth. Regular monitoring helps prevent or treat infections such as gingivitis or periodontitis.
Endodontics treats infections inside the tooth, particularly inflammation of the dental pulp. This procedure helps preserve the natural tooth by eliminating bacteria and disinfecting the root canals.
Dental veneers are thin shells of ceramic bonded to the visible surface of the teeth. They are custom-made to provide the ideal shape, size, and shade, giving you a more aesthetic smile while maintaining a very natural appearance.
The most common dental aesthetic treatments are:
The duration of results varies depending on the treatment:
Most dental aesthetic treatments are not reimbursed by Social Security, as they are not considered necessary for oral health. However, some supplementary insurance plans may offer coverage packages for teeth whitening or other aesthetic treatments. It is recommended to check with your insurer to understand your coverage options.
A gummy smile, also referred to as a “gummy smile” in English, is a condition where a significant amount of gum is visible when smiling. Generally, a smile is considered gummy when more than 3 millimeters of gum show above the upper teeth.
The main causes are:
A gummy smile is not harmful to your health. It is mainly an aesthetic concern, but in some cases, oral health issues may be associated with it, such as gum inflammation or infections.
There are several treatment options, depending on the cause of the gummy smile:
The duration depends on the chosen treatment. A gingivectomy can be performed in a single session, while orthodontic or surgical treatments may require several months, or even more than a year.
Root canal treatment, also known as endodontic treatment or devitalization, involves removing the dental pulp (nerve and vascular tissue) that is infected or damaged inside the tooth. The root canal is then cleaned, disinfected, and sealed with a specific material to preserve the tooth.
Root canal treatment is necessary when the dental pulp is infected or inflamed due to:
Thanks to advances in local anesthesia, root canal treatment is generally not painful. The procedure aims to eliminate the pain caused by infection or inflammation of the dental pulp. After the treatment, there may be slight sensitivity, which usually disappears after a few days.
A root canal treatment generally takes between 60 and 90 minutes for a tooth with a single canal. Molars, which have multiple canals, may require one or two sessions. The duration also depends on the complexity of the infection and the overall condition of the tooth.
A tooth treated with root canal therapy can last a lifetime, provided it is properly restored (for example, with a crown) and you maintain good oral hygiene. However, in some cases, complications may occur, requiring further endodontic treatment or extraction.
A dental implant is a small titanium screw inserted into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. Once the implant is properly integrated into the bone, a crown, bridge, or dental prosthesis is attached, restoring both the aesthetics and function of the missing tooth. It is a long-lasting solution for replacing missing teeth.
People in good general health, with a jawbone dense enough to support the implant, can benefit from this procedure. However, conditions such as bone loss, untreated periodontal disease, or specific health issues (such as poorly controlled diabetes) may affect the feasibility of the implant.
Taking care of your gums is essential for maintaining good oral health. Healthy gums support the teeth and help prevent problems such as gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) or periodontitis (infection of the supporting tissues of the teeth). If left untreated, these conditions can lead to pain, bleeding, and even tooth loss.
The most common signs of gum problems include:
If you notice any of these symptoms, it is advisable to consult a dentist for a diagnosis and appropriate care.
To keep your gums healthy, it is important to follow these practices:
Good oral hygiene is key to preventing infections and maintaining healthy gums.
