
Case stories
Smile stories
Real patient cases, organized by what actually needed fixing — five categories, from a single chipped tooth to a full mouth reconstruction. Scroll for the photos, click through for the full story: what was there before, what was done, and why.
Related reading: How smiles are made →Porcelain Crowns & Veneers
Full-coverage porcelain, used exactly as much as each case needs — a single crown or veneer to rebuild and blend a broken-down front tooth, a full arch of veneers to redesign a smile that's worn or damaged, or crowns and veneers combined for the most complex full mouth rehabilitations. Every case starts with an assessment of what treatment, and what design, best suits the individual.
Orthodontic-Restorative Cases
Most adult cases need restorative touches after orthodontics — correcting wear, size or shape differences that braces or Invisalign alone can't fix. Sometimes it works the other way too: moving teeth first keeps the final restorative work more conservative. I plan both together, working with your orthodontist or referring complex cases to my preferred orthodontic team, so the result is one coordinated plan, not two disconnected treatments.
If you are the orthodontist who is looking for a competent restorative dentist to co-operate on cases, please click here.
Full Mouth Reconstructions
Failing crowns, missing teeth, gum or bone problems — planned and led as one coordinated result, not several disconnected ones.
Not sure where you fit?
You don’t have to know which treatment you need — that’s exactly what a consultation or Ask About Your Smile is for.



