Cosmetic Dentistry · Toronto, Canada

Where your smile meets the skyline.

We design cosmetic results that look like they were always yours — mapped digitally, shaped by hand, and finished in our Yorkville studio above the city.

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Porcelain Veneers Digital Smile Design Professional Whitening Clear Aligners Composite Bonding Implant Restoration Gum Contouring

A clinician reviewing a treatment plan with a patient in a bright dental suite

10years
in Yorkville

Our approach

Dentistry with a designer's eye.

A smile is architecture. Proportion, light, and the way an edge catches a shadow matter as much as the shade of the porcelain. Every case here begins with your face — not a catalogue.

We photograph, scan, and rehearse the result before a single tooth is prepared. You approve the design in your own mouth first. Nothing permanent happens until you have seen it and liked it.

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Meet the team

What sets the work apart

Three things we refuse to rush.

Cosmetic dentistry goes wrong in predictable ways — teeth that are too white, too even, too big for the face. Our process is built to avoid all three.

Close portrait of a natural, well-proportioned smile

Drawn to your face

Width, midline, lip dynamics and the curve of your smile line are measured against your features before we choose a single shape.

Dental instruments laid out on a clean tray

Finished by hand

Our ceramist layers and characterises each unit individually. Texture, translucency and a little asymmetry are what keep a result from looking manufactured.

A modern, light-filled dental treatment room

Built to be lived in

Aesthetics that fight your bite do not last. We plan function first, so the smile still looks right in five years and ten.

Treatments

A short list, done properly.

We deliberately keep our scope narrow. These are the procedures we do every week, and the ones we are willing to put our name on.

01 — Veneers

Porcelain Veneers

Hand-layered ceramic, bonded to minimally prepared enamel. Best for chips, worn edges, stubborn discolouration and spacing that whitening cannot reach.

Digital and wax design approved before preparation
Trial smile worn in your own mouth
Typically 8–10 units per arch

02 — Design

Full Smile Design

A complete plan when several things need to move at once — alignment, proportion, gum line and shade — sequenced so each stage sets up the next.

Facial photography and intraoral scanning
Written, staged plan with costs before you commit
Coordinated with orthodontics where needed

A bright dental operatory with modern equipment

03 — Whitening

Professional Whitening

Supervised in-chair and take-home whitening, shade-matched to your skin tone rather than pushed to the brightest tab on the guide.

Sensitivity managed with a pre-treatment protocol
Custom trays for maintenance at home
Shade recorded so results stay consistent

04 — Aligners

Clear Aligners

Where movement alone will do the job, we move teeth instead of covering them — often the most conservative route to a straighter smile.

Scan-based simulation at the first visit
Refinements included in the plan
Retention reviewed at twelve months

A person smiling naturally against a light background

Before & after

Drag to see the difference.

Every case is photographed under the same lighting and lens so what you are comparing is the dentistry, not the photography.

Before After

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Case 01

Ten upper veneers

Case 02

Whitening & bonding

Case 03

Aligners & refinement

Case 04

Full smile design

Smile gallery

Recent work.

Ten upper veneers

Closing spacing and rebuilding worn edges over three visits.

Whitening & bonding

Two shades brighter, with edges recontoured by hand.

Aligners & refinement

Fourteen months of movement, finished with minimal bonding.

Single-tooth match

One central incisor rebuilt to match its neighbour exactly.

Full smile design

Gum line, proportion and shade planned as one sequence.

Edge bonding

Chipped incisal edges rebuilt in a single visit.

Inside the studio

Where every case is planned, prepared and fitted.

How it works

Four visits, no surprises.

You will know the shape of the plan, the sequence and the cost before anything is prepared.

A clinician talking through a treatment plan with a patient

Consultation

Ninety minutes. Photographs, a scan, and a proper conversation about what you actually want changed. You leave with a written plan and a number — not a deposit request.

A clinician scanning a patient in the treatment chair

Design & trial

We build the proposed smile digitally, then transfer it into your mouth as a temporary trial. Eat with it, photograph it, show it to people whose opinion you trust.

A dentist working precisely on a patient

Preparation & fit

Once the design is signed off, preparation is conservative and guided by the approved shape. You wear provisional restorations while the ceramist works.