155 S Madison St #220
(303) 835-0033

Cosmetic Dentistry in Denver

Quietly transformative. Never overdone.

Smile makeovers, veneers, Invisalign, and whitening planned around your face, features, lifestyle, and comfort.

Care Type Smile design
Veneers 2 to 3 visits
Approach Lightest touch
Smiling patient holding clear aligners and a dental shade guide
Cosmetic Dentistry
The most conservative cosmetic plan that achieves the result you want.
Designed Around You

Your smile, not a template.

Cosmetic dentistry is most successful when it looks like you, only more confident. The goal is not a generic smile, but proportion, color, and shape that belong to your face.

Every cosmetic plan starts by considering conservative options first: align, brighten, then refine when needed.

Depending on your goals, that may mean Invisalign, professional whitening, porcelain veneers, cosmetic bonding, crowns, implants, or a broader smile makeover that sequences several treatments with one visual goal.

Smile first planning

Goals, photos, facial proportions, gum display, tooth shape, and bite all shape the plan before treatment begins.

Natural proportions

Shape, shade, translucency, gum display, and facial balance guide the final result.

Conservative options

Whitening, clear aligners, bonding, and veneers are sequenced from least invasive to most transformative.

A maintainable result

Porcelain polishing, nonabrasive toothpaste, routine cleanings, and a nightguard when needed help protect cosmetic work over time.

Services

Cosmetic options with restraint.

Cosmetic treatment works best when whitening, alignment, restorations, and facial balance are considered together.

Porcelain Veneers 2 to 3 visits Thin, handcrafted porcelain shells that refine front tooth color, shape, spacing, chips, proportion, and excessive gum display. Learn more
Esthetic Crown Lengthening Healing varies Gumline reshaping—and bone reshaping when necessary—to reveal more natural tooth structure for cosmetic balance or restorative care. Learn more
Smile Makeover Custom plan A customized cosmetic plan that may combine veneers, crowns, bonding, whitening, implants, and other treatments around one visual goal. Learn more
Invisalign Clear Aligners 6 to 18 mo Transparent, removable aligners that straighten teeth and improve bite comfort without metal brackets or wires. Learn more
Professional Teeth Whitening ~60 min In office and take home whitening options for discoloration related to diet, lifestyle, hygiene, enamel thinning, tartar, fluorosis, and genetics. Learn more
01

Listen to the goal

Discuss what you want to change, what you want to keep, what feels too much, and how subtle or dramatic the result should be.

Goals
02

Evaluate the smile

Photos, digital scans, shade, bite, gum display, tooth shape, spacing, and facial balance help define the right options.

Preview
03

Sequence the lightest path

Whitening, Invisalign, bonding, veneers, crowns, or gum refinement are ordered in the most conservative sequence that still achieves the goal.

Plan
04

Review before committing

When restorations are involved, previews and temporaries help you react to shape, length, color, and proportion before the final result.

Refine
05

Protect the result

Maintenance planning covers cleaning intervals, polishing, whitening touch ups, and a nightguard when grinding could threaten cosmetic work.

Maintain
Start Conservatively

Align, brighten, then refine.

The most natural smile designs usually start with the least invasive option that can work. Veneers are powerful, but sometimes alignment, whitening, or bonding solves more than expected.

  • Smile makeover planning
  • Porcelain veneers
  • Invisalign clear aligners
  • Professional whitening
  • Before and after review
Request a Smile Consult
01 Where should I start if I am unsure which cosmetic service I need?
A smile design consult is the best starting point. The team can compare whitening, Invisalign, bonding, veneers, or a staged combination based on your goals.
02 Are cosmetic treatments usually covered by insurance?
Purely cosmetic procedures are usually not covered by dental insurance, though restorative portions of care may sometimes receive benefits depending on the plan and clinical need.
03 Are veneers the only way to change my smile?
No. Depending on the concern, Invisalign, professional whitening, bonding, gum refinement, crowns, or a staged smile makeover may be a better or more conservative option.
04 How do I keep porcelain veneers looking good?
Routine brushing and flossing, nonabrasive fluoride toothpaste, regular dental visits, professional polishing, and a nightguard if you grind can help protect veneers.
Related Care

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Specialty Dentistry

Implants, dentures, CEREC same day crowns, bone grafting, and orthodontic care.

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Aesthetic Enhancements

Botox, fillers, and facial aesthetic treatments that can complement smile design.

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General Dentistry

Healthy teeth and gums are the foundation for beautiful cosmetic outcomes.

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Begin When You're Ready

Start with a conversation, not pressure.

Tell us what is going on, what you are hoping for, and what would make the visit easier. We will help you find the right next step.

Hours
Monday to Friday · 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Wednesday closes at 3pm Saturday & Sunday, Closed