Trial Smile
Our World Famous Technique “Smile Sculpting”
Dr Sam explains why his patient's choose the hand made Trial Smile
Our World Famous Technique "Smile Sculpting"
We accept referrals from dentists and word of mouth recommendations specifically for our hand-made trial smile technique, to help patients who are seeking a beautiful smile makeover with predictability, and without the complications.
This technique is also what brings dentists from all over the world to learn at our Bespoke Smile Academy.
Trial your best smile
Results that wow
What is a Trial Smile?
When creating a beautiful ultra thin porcelain veneer makeover, there are two areas that we know are important to get right:
1. Preview
We want to preview the final result and experience it in real life before we decide on the final design.
2. Long Lasting
We want everything our patient’s have done to last the longest amount of time it can last.
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Why the Trial Smile
Dental Veneers?
"we hand make this design individually for each patient"
Because we hand make this design individually for each patient, it allows us to amend it to be exactly what we want before anything is finalised. This is worlds away from a traditional “wax up” or technician-made design, that after years of placing thousands of porcelain veneers, I feel is not the way to ensure the result is as bespoke and harmonious with the patient’s face as it should be.
What patients may not be aware of is that temporary veneers made in a laboratory, or using digital design/wax up, are made from templated tooth shapes and designs. When you choose Bespoke Smile, your veneers never come from a template. Each one is created bespoke, individual for each patient, as we understand that teeth shapes and aesthetics are bespoke to us, and should never be off the shelf. That is where my technique comes in, for people who want a smile tailored to them.
– Dr Sam Jethwa
How we work
The Trial Smile Process
1. The Trial Smile Visit
The temporary veneers are handmade from composite resin, to preview the look and feel of the smile. You leave with the new design.
2. Return Visit
On your return at the “bespoke choices” visit, we’ll assess how you look, function, and feel with your new smile.
2. Creation
This is then reviewed and copied by our ceramists into your final ultra thin porcelain veneers.
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A New Smile
When living with your temporary veneers, you’ll be able to get used to the look and feel of your new smile, and allow us to assess the shapes, symmetry and angles to create a bespoke design that compliments your face. We’ll also test the bite to be sure your new veneers last.
The trial smile offers you the opportunity to trial your new smile before it is fitted. It is a provisional temporary veneer, applied directly to prepared teeth, which will show you how your new smile will appear before you make any permanent changes.
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Smile Before & Afters
These designs are then successfully copied into the final porcelain veneers
What are Temporary Veneers?
Temporary veneers are typically a thin acrylic covering that is attached over your natural tooth to improve the appearance of your smile. Most temporary veneers are made from acrylic or composite resin and look very similar to the permanent porcelain veneers.
Bespoke Smile’s temporary veneers are handcrafted from very hard plastic and composite materials, designed to replicate exactly what your new set of custom veneers will look like. Whenever we undertake veneer or implant dental work, we will use temporary veneers as part of the Trial Smile process to be sure you’re 100% happy with your results.
What are the Benefits of
Temporary Veneers
We invest a lot of time ensuring that you are happy and comfortable at all times. The advantage Trial Smile process is that it gives you complete control and predictability so that you can view the end results and continue without risk.
Spending time with temporary veneers allows you the time to reflect and decide if your designed smile is exactly how you want it before the final restoration or placement is made.
If you imagine this process like finding a wedding dress, where there would be multiple fittings, adjustments and alterations before you’re ready to wear it down the aisle. Like a wedding dress, we do these checks and alterations to be sure we’ve found your ‘perfect fit’.
Using temporary veneers as part of the Trial Smile process…
- Allows you to make and assess any changes
- Gives you complete control over the final look
- Gives us the opportunity to advise on shape/alignment
- Gives you the chance to try different types of smiles and which look the best
- Restores confidence and initiates trust
How Much Do Temporary Veneers Cost?
Bespoke Smile Academy
Learn from the best
Bespoke Smile Academy is the only place dentists can come to gain a post graduate diploma in porcelain veneers.
We’re allowing dentists to take their cosmetic dentistry to the next level, in an intimate and close setting. Additionally, all our technicians and dentists have training at the Bespoke Smile Academy to provide tailor-made results.
Patient Stories
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Temporary Veneer FAQs
If you have eaten or drunk something that has stained your temporary veneers, you will need to contact us for an appointment, so we can remove the discolouration. Temporary veneers, due to the material they are made from, are more porous than the ceramic permanent veneers we create, and are more susceptible to staining.
You probably should go back to your dentist to remove the coloration. Veneer temps are more porous than the porcelain will be and will pick up that kind of stain. Your dentist may need to remove some of the outer layer of plastic to remove the stain.
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“We create attractive, healthy confident smiles for patients that last for years.”
Dr Sam Jethwa
