Veneer Results in the Dominican Republic

A results page is only worth what its weakest image is worth. Of the before-and-after material available, several files turned out to be screenshots of a chat conversation with the timestamp burned into the picture, and one was a single arch presented as though it were a pair.

None of those are usable. Presenting a screenshot as a documented clinical result, or a single photograph as a before and after, would fabricate a case that did not happen. So this page shows what can be shown honestly, and the clinic is gathering the original files for the rest.

Individual results vary. That is not a disclaimer added for form; two people with the same treatment do not get the same outcome, because they did not start from the same place.

Look at the gum line first, not the teeth. A result where the teeth are whiter but the gum line is uneven has solved the easy half of the problem. Then look at proportion: whether the widths relate to each other and to the face, or whether every tooth is the same rectangle.

Finally look at the light. Enamel is translucent at the edges and more opaque near the gum. A restoration that is uniformly bright across its whole surface reads as a restoration, however white it is.