What your smile could look like
Upload a photograph and see an illustration of a smile with aligned, lighter teeth. The photograph is not stored — it is used only for this preview.
Works best with a front-facing photo, smiling so the teeth show, in daylight.
What this is for
Many patients arrive with a question that is hard to put into words: what would it look like. This page gives a rough idea — enough for the conversation with the dentist to start from something concrete rather than a description.
What you see is produced by editing your photograph: the teeth are shown aligned and lighter while the face stays the same. It is a visual illustration of the goal, not the result of a measurement and not a treatment plan.
What actually determines the result
- The state of the bone. For implants it decides whether, and how much, replacement is possible at all.
- The bite. Orthodontic treatment is planned around the bite, not around the look of the front teeth.
- Gum health. Untreated periodontal disease is dealt with before any cosmetic work, or the result will not last.
- The state of the remaining teeth. A badly damaged or root-treated tooth needs a crown, not composite.
- Time. Orthodontic treatment is measured in months and years, not in a single appointment.
All of this is seen at an examination and on an X-ray — and none of it is visible in a photograph.
What happens to your photograph
The photograph is not stored, either on the site or by us. It is sent for processing, the result is returned to you, and that ends the procedure. Once you close the page, nothing of it remains.
Processing begins only after you tick the consent box. Until you do, the button for choosing a photograph is disabled.