Hannah's teeth had slowly worn down over years of grinding, and she wanted to stop the erosion and refresh her smile. Veneers and onlays rebuilt the height and strength of her teeth while restoring their look. This is how we approached it at our Geneva clinic.
If you have watched your teeth gradually wear down and worried about where it will end, Hannah understands. Years of grinding had eroded her teeth, and she wanted to halt the damage and restore her smile at the same time. Her story is for anyone whose teeth are quietly wearing away and who wants to protect what they have while improving how it looks.
At Smile Design Boutique, aesthetics never come at the expense of biology or function. Because grinding had worn down Hannah’s teeth, the priority was to rebuild their height and protect them, not just improve their appearance. Veneers and onlays were used to restore the vertical dimension of her bite and the strength of the teeth, designed to work with how she bites and to stand up to grinding. The team explained the options at each step so she understood the direction before treatment began.
Hannah’s dental journey embarked on the path of healing from bruxism’s effects. Smile Design Boutique’s approach centered on veneers and onlays, restoring her smile’s vertical dimension. Each restoration was designed to meet her specific needs, blending clinical precision with artistic excellence. Hannah’s transformation is an ode to overcoming, celebrating her journey to not only dental restoration but also personal triumph.
The result
Hannah’s smile is restored and stronger, designed to resist the wear that affected it in the first place. As with every case, results depend on each patient’s oral health, habits, and care, and every plan is confirmed only after a clinical examination.
“My teeth slowly eroded over time and I wanted a permanent solution that would stop the erosion and rejuvenate my smile. The team's approach of a smile's functionality is incredible. They took the time to explain the pros and cons of each approach and held my hand all the way until my final smile!”
