How Long Does a Smile Makeover Take?

In this video, Dr. Matthew Keider explains how a full-mouth restoration or smile makeover is customized to each patient, with an efficient approach to minimizing visits while maximizing results. If you are considering a smile transformation, schedule a free consultation today to discuss a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

A full-mouth restoration or smile makeover varies in duration depending on the complexity of your case and your specific treatment plan. Since each restoration is fully customized, the timeline and number of visits required will be tailored to your individual needs.

My approach is to minimize the number of visits while maximizing the amount of treatment completed during each appointment. If numbing is required for a specific area, I prefer to address all necessary procedures in that region during the same visit. This reduces the need for multiple numbing sessions and streamlines the overall treatment process, making it more efficient and comfortable for you.

By focusing on completing as much as possible in each appointment, I aim to help you achieve your desired results in the shortest time frame while maintaining the highest standard of care. If you are considering a full-mouth restoration, we can discuss your goals and create a treatment plan that balances efficiency with optimal outcomes.

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