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Real Patients. Real Transformations.
These are real patient cases — not stock photos or hypothetical examples. Every smile here went through the same process described on this site: thorough records, a collaborative design phase in temporaries, and final restorations that the patient helped create.
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Joanne — Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Joanne had worn her teeth down so severely that she was biting on her lower gums, causing constant jaw pain. Her treatment included 4 veneers, 12 crowns, and 4 implant crowns — opening her bite by 5mm anteriorly. The night she received her temporaries was the first time she had slept well in months.
20 restorations · E.max · Lakewood, CO
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Brandon — Smile Restoration for Bruxism
Brandon had genetically smaller lateral incisors and had ground his teeth down from stress. This was an early complex case — the team is honest about the fact that they ran into problems. The initial bite registration was not correct, and the lower restorations had to be redone. The result was excellent, and the journey taught lessons now applied to every case.
24 restorations · E.max · Lakewood, CO
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David — Implant Smile Reconstruction
David had lost 6 teeth and had an edge-to-edge bite that needed to be corrected. His treatment included 5 implants with implant crowns and 6 crowns, repositioning his bite forward for proper function. Like every case, David was part of the design process — everything was refined in temporaries until both patient and dentist were confident in the result.
12 restorations · E.max · Lakewood, CO
View Full Case StudyWhat Experienced Cosmetic Dentists Actually Tell Their Patients
Most veneer websites are written by marketing companies, not dentists. They give you a per-tooth price range that means nothing without understanding your bite, your goals, and your face. This site was built because patients deserve better.
The Bite Is the Foundation
If a dentist is not discussing your bite and occlusion before placing veneers, that is a red flag. Everything starts with understanding how your teeth come together, because that determines how long your restorations will last.
Temporaries Are the Design Phase
Temporaries should be cosmetically very close to the final restorations. This means you get to live with your new smile before anything is permanent. All concerns — shape, color, bite, comfort — are addressed in the temps.
You Help Design Your Smile
Through the smile try-in and temporary process, every patient is part of the design. This is not a one-size-fits-all procedure. Your smile should be designed to fit your face, your features, and your goals.
Records and Lab Quality Matter
If a dentist does not take thorough records — photos, X-rays, impressions — to send to their lab, they are probably not using a lab that requires those things. And if the lab does not require them, the quality of work will reflect that.
What Are You Trying to Fix?
Every smile is different. Find real patient cases and expert guidance for your specific concern.
Worn Teeth
Restore teeth worn down by grinding or age to regain a youthful smile.
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Discoloration
Brighten stained or yellowed teeth for a cleaner, more confident smile.
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Gaps & Spacing
Close unwanted gaps between teeth for a more even and attractive smile.
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Chipped Teeth
Repair small chips or cracks to restore your teeth's natural shape and strength.
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Crooked Teeth
Straighten misaligned teeth for a balanced and harmonious smile appearance.
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Full Smile Makeover
Transform your entire smile with comprehensive treatment tailored to your goals.
Explore full makeover cases →Porcelain vs. Composite Veneers
The two most common veneer types compared across the factors that matter most.
| Factor | Porcelain Veneers | Composite Veneers |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per tooth | $900 – $2,500 | $500 – $1,500 |
| Lifespan | 10–20 years | 5–10 years |
| Visits required | 2 visits (2–4 weeks) | 1 visit (same day) |
| Stain resistance | Excellent | Moderate |
| Natural appearance | Most natural | Good |
| Tooth prep needed | Minimal (0.3–0.7mm) | Little to none |
| Repairability | Must replace | Can be repaired |
| Best for | Long-term investment | Budget-conscious patients |
Learn more: Porcelain Veneers Guide · Composite Veneers Guide
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