Hollywood Smile is not a single treatment; it is an aesthetic result in which the colour, form and alignment of the teeth are redesigned as a harmonious whole. That result is reached by different methods — from the most tooth-preserving (composite bonding) to more extensive options (porcelain laminate veneers, zirconia crowns). Which route suits you is decided by an in-person examination and a smile analysis.
Our aim is not to remove more tooth structure — it is to plan the most tooth-preserving route that suits you. No plan or price is confirmed before an examination.
"Hollywood Smile" is an aesthetic goal that takes its name from the bright, even smiles of film stars. It is the name of a result, not of a single clinical treatment: bringing the colour, form and alignment of the teeth into a more harmonious whole. That result is reached with one or more of the following, alone or in combination: teeth whitening, composite veneers, porcelain (ceramic) laminate veneers, zirconia (dental crown) restorations, and, where needed, gum aesthetics or orthodontics.
For ceramic (porcelain) laminate veneers — one of the most commonly used methods for reaching this result — a systematic review and meta-analysis reported high survival at a mean follow-up of about 10 years (Klein et al., Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, 2024). The result varies from person to person depending on the tooth structure, oral care and the clinician's application.
That is why "which Hollywood Smile?" has no single answer. The right question is: which method delivers that result with the least intervention to your teeth?
Below we have ordered the methods from the most tooth-preserving to the more extensive. The right one for you is decided at an examination, according to your expectations and the structure of your teeth.
Controlled whitening that preserves the enamel. It is often the first step of a smile design.
Layering tooth-coloured composite onto the tooth. Usually a single session, reversible.
A thin porcelain shell bonded to the front surface of the tooth. It can offer higher aesthetics than composite.
A durable restoration that fully covers the tooth. Preferred where there is advanced loss of structure or structural problems.
The main difference between the methods is not aesthetics; it is how much intervention the tooth needs and whether it can be reversed.
| Method | most conservative Teeth Whitening | Composite Veneer | Porcelain Laminate | Zirconia Crown |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tooth reduction | None | None / very minimal | Light–moderate | Required |
| Reversibility | — | Usually yes | Limited | No |
| General use | Shade | Form + shade + alignment | More durable aesthetics | Advanced damage |
"Removing more tooth" does not mean a better smile. Where healthy tooth structure can be preserved, reversible and minimal options are considered before moving to irreversible procedures. This priority on preserving tooth structure is the core principle that shapes how we approach smile design.
Depending on the method chosen, a smile makeover uses composite or ceramic. Which method and material suit you is decided together after the examination.
Aesthetic composite; fillings and composite veneers on front teeth
Aesthetic composite and flowable composite; fillings and composite veneers
Zirconia crowns and bridges
Glass ceramic (lithium disilicate); crowns and veneers
Which step happens where, so you know before you travel. Planning comes before choosing a method: first the goal becomes clear, then the most suitable route is chosen.
Share photos of your teeth and what you would like to change. We give an initial, honest view and discuss your smile goal.
We agree what is realistic and what to expect — no plan is confirmed without an in-person examination.
In-person evaluation, imaging if needed, and a smile analysis confirm suitability and the direction of the plan.
The target smile is planned for your face and lips, with a mock-up preview where appropriate.
Together we choose the method(s) that reach the goal with the least intervention — conservative options first — and carry out the treatment. The number of sessions depends on the case.
You can send photos and we review them and advise. The result is maintained with regular check-ups.
Results are individual and vary from person to person. We publish before/after images only with each patient's explicit written consent and under the advertising rules of your home country — with no filters or editing. That is why you will not find a stock gallery here: we would rather show you real, relevant examples on request than a set of anonymous, over-edited photos.
Individual results vary. Any images are shared only where the patient has given explicit written consent and the legal conditions of the target country are met.
Every case is different, so the figures below are guide prices per unit — not a quote. What you pay in total depends on your clinical findings, how many units are involved, and the materials selected for your case.
Our prices are set in euro; £ and $ are guide conversions at the European Central Bank rate of 25 September 2026, rounded.
| Treatment | Price |
|---|---|
| Zirconia crown (per unit) | £150 |
| E-max crown (per unit) | £220 |
| E-max laminate veneer (per tooth) | £260 |
| Feldspathic porcelain veneer (per tooth) | £340 |
| Composite bonding / composite veneer (per tooth) | £120 |
Prices are approximate. Your exact figure is confirmed only in the written, itemised plan you receive after an in-person examination — that plan is the document that governs.
How our pricing works — the packages, what is included, and what is not →
Let's assess your smile goal together at a consultation and plan the route that reaches it with the least intervention. Before you decide, you can also ask for an academic, evidence-based opinion.
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