City View Dental · El Paso, TX
Smile makeovers
Smile makeovers starts with understanding your needs. Explore the information below, then talk with our team about your questions, your options, and what to expect.
Request a consultationYour goals, one coordinated plan
A smile makeover addresses several concerns together rather than treating each in isolation. At your consultation, discuss the changes you want, how your teeth function, and what matters most to you.
Treatments that may be included
- Professional whitening, in the office or at home.
- Veneers to change tooth shape and appearance.
- Tooth bonding for suitable small imperfections.
- Gum reshaping to address the balance of teeth and gums.
- Clear aligners, crowns, bridges, or other restorative care when appropriate.
Digital smile planning can help organize treatment. Your dentist will explain the sequence, alternatives, and expected maintenance.
Watch City View's smile makeover video on YouTube
Common questions
How long does a makeover take?
Timing depends on the treatments and your oral health. Some plans take weeks; others take months or longer. Ask for an individualized timeline.
What will my new smile look like?
There is no single standard makeover. Discuss your goals and the proposed changes with your dentist before deciding.
Plan your consultation
1717 Brown Street, Suite 1B, El Paso, TX 79902.
Monday-Friday: 8 AM-4 PM. Saturday: 8 AM-1 PM. Sunday: closed.
Call (915) 544-1600 or request an appointment. Our staff will contact you to confirm availability; submitting a request does not reserve a time.
Coordinated treatment
A smile makeover is a plan, not a single procedure
A smile makeover combines selected cosmetic and restorative treatments to address more than one concern. Your plan may include whitening, bonding, veneers, gum contouring, clear aligners, crowns, or other care, but only the treatments that support your goals and oral health are included.
Planning the right sequence
Sequence matters. Alignment and gum treatment may need to occur before final restorations. Whitening is often completed before bonding, crowns, or veneers so those materials can be matched to the intended shade. Active decay, gum disease, or bite concerns should be addressed before elective cosmetic work.
How long does a smile makeover take?
The timeline depends on the number and type of treatments, healing or laboratory time, tooth movement, and your oral health. A focused plan may take a few visits, while alignment or more comprehensive treatment can take several months. We will outline the expected sequence and timeline after your examination.
Previewing your goals
Digital imaging, photographs, scans, and careful shade and proportion planning help you and your dentist discuss the intended result. Because every smile is different, the consultation focuses on a natural result that complements your features rather than a one-size-fits-all appearance.