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All-on-4 replaces a full arch of missing teeth with a fixed bridge supported by four dental implants. The clinic may recommend this approach when the remaining teeth cannot be preserved or an arch is already without teeth.

Treatment usually involves two visits, with a healing period between implant placement and the final restoration. Fixed temporary teeth can be provided during healing where clinically possible, with a soft diet required while the implants integrate. Before fitting the final teeth, the clinic reviews the bite, tooth shape, shade and access for cleaning.

All-on-6 supports a full arch of fixed replacement teeth on six dental implants. Where the bone structure allows, the additional implants can provide a broader distribution of support across the jaw.

The choice between All-on-4 and All-on-6 depends on the patient’s anatomy and restorative needs. More implants do not automatically mean a better treatment for every patient. The clinic considers the available bone, bite and planned restoration before recommending either option. Treatment generally follows two visits, allowing time for healing before the final teeth are fitted.

Veneers are thin restorations bonded to the front surfaces of teeth to change their shape, colour and proportions. They can address concerns such as small chips, uneven edges and certain gaps without covering the whole tooth.

The amount of preparation depends on the existing tooth position and the changes required. No-prep veneers may be possible in selected cases, but adding material without preparation can make unsuitable teeth look bulky. The clinic considers the bite, available space and tooth colour when planning treatment, with the aim of preserving healthy tooth structure and agreeing on a natural or brighter appearance with the patient.

Crowns cover the visible part of a prepared tooth and can restore its shape, strength and appearance. They may be appropriate for teeth with substantial damage, wear or large existing restorations, and can also change tooth colour and proportions.

Crowns require preparation around the tooth, so the clinic does not recommend them for every cosmetic concern. Where healthy tooth structure can be preserved, the dental team considers whether veneers, composite bonding or another approach could achieve the intended change. The recommendation depends on the condition of each tooth and how the teeth function together.

Professional teeth whitening lightens natural teeth using a whitening gel. It can be an option for patients who are happy with the shape of their teeth but would like a lighter shade, without changing their tooth structure. The achievable shade depends on the starting colour and response to treatment.