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Sharing
Explicit Consent
Medical review
Dentology Clinical Team
Last reviewed: 4 July 2026
We share before-and-after images of some of the treatments performed at our clinic, with the explicit consent of the patient concerned and for information purposes only. The images are captured under the same lighting and angle conditions, with no filters or digital retouching. Results vary with each patient's oral anatomy; a result you see here is not a promise for you.
All images shared here will be selected from cases that meet every one of the six conditions below; an image that does not meet them will not be published.
When sharing before-and-after images, we follow set rules. An image is not published unless all six of the conditions below are met; our aim is not to show off, but to inform honestly.
Images are captured in the same setting and with the same technique (consistent lighting, angle, device).
For every case, the treatment date and the date the images were taken are stated.
No make-up, filters or digital retouching.
Images are shared only with the patient's explicit consent; no gift or discount is given in return for consent.
The notice above is always visible.
Images are published by the clinic itself and identified as belonging to a real patient; interactions such as likes/comments are disabled.
You can browse the examples below by treatment type. For every image, the treatment performed, the treatment date and the date of capture are stated.
The gallery is filled only with cases for which explicit consent has been given and which meet all six of the conditions above. Categories without a suitable image are not shown (no empty showcase). The cards below are example/placeholder cards showing the design layout; real images and patient consents will be added at the operational stage.
The images here are examples from past cases and are not a promise of your own result. Which treatment is right for you can only be determined after an intra-oral examination and, if needed, X-rays. Every mouth is different; the same treatment can produce different results in different people.
The right treatment for you is only determined after an examination. Book a consultation, or ask for an academically-grounded first opinion before you decide — let's assess it together.
