Your smile is part of how you enjoy life’s everyday moments and connect with those around you. We provide evidence-based care to help improve the function and appearance of your teeth.
Teeth endure considerable ‘wear and tear’ from exposure to various substances as you eat and drink each day.
Over time, you might experience discolouration, chipping, uneven surfaces or tooth loss. Where appropriate, cosmetic dental treatments may help to restore the appearance and function of your teeth.
Your first step is a personalised consultation to assess suitability and discuss options, risks and what to expect.
This patient received cosmetic dentistry treatment at Lillybrook Dental. Results may vary, depending on the individual. Lillybrook Dental can consult with you to confirm if a treatment is right for you.

Thin shells of porcelain or composite material are bonded to the front of your teeth to improve their shape, size, or colour.
Replace missing teeth with implants that provide long-term support and functionality.
Crowns or bridges may be used to treat or replace damaged, broken or missing teeth.
Clear aligners or braces to help address crooked or misaligned teeth.
Common concerns that can be addressed include:
A thorough evaluation by a dental professional is essential to determine if these treatments are suitable for your specific dental needs.
A thorough evaluation by a dental professional is essential to determine if these treatments are suitable for your specific dental needs.
Based on your consultation, your dentist will develop a customised treatment plan that aligns with your goals and oral health needs.
Your treatment plan will be carried out over one or more appointments, depending on the complexity of your treatment.
We will provide advice on maintaining your smile. We also recommend you attend your regular preventive dental check-ups.
All dental procedures carry potential risks, and cosmetic treatments are no exception. Depending on the treatment, risks may include temporary or long-term sensitivity, gum irritation, enamel damage, or changes to bite alignment.
Informed consent is an important aspect of healthcare. Before you agree to treatment, your dentist will provide information about realistic expectations, treatment risks and benefits and expected recovery time.
Informed financial consent is also important. We will provide you with a detailed quote so you can decide whether to proceed. To learn more, please visit our pricing page.
Disclaimer
All information is general and not intended as a substitute for professional dental advice. Please consult with a dental professional to determine the best treatment for your individual circumstances.