Dental care in Dungannon
Cosmetic dentistry in Dungannon
Subtle improvements planned around your face, your teeth and the result you actually want.
Whitening and smile improvements
Cosmetic dentistry: a brighter smile that still looks like yours.
We begin with what bothers you — colour, shape, small gaps or uneven edges — rather than selling a standard “smile makeover”. We also check that your teeth and gums are healthy before cosmetic work.
Your options might include dentist-supervised whitening, carefully selected veneers or small restorative changes. You will see a clear plan, likely upkeep and total cost before deciding.
This may suit you if…
- you want a fresher, natural-looking smile
- shop-bought whitening has not given you a reliable result
- you want to understand conservative options before changing healthy teeth
Common questions
Before changing your smile
Will whitening make my teeth look unnatural?
No. We agree a realistic shade with you and aim for a brighter, believable result rather than an artificial white.
Does whitening work on fillings or crowns?
Whitening changes natural tooth colour, not existing restorations. We assess colour matching as part of your plan.
Is dentist-supervised whitening safe for my teeth?
When it is done properly, yes. We check your teeth and gums first, treat any decay or gum problems, and use whitening gel only at strengths that are legal for a dentist to provide. Some sensitivity during treatment is common and normally settles within a few days.
What is the difference between veneers and bonding?
Bonding uses tooth-coloured resin shaped directly onto the tooth, usually in a single visit, and can often be adjusted or reversed. Veneers are thin shells made in a laboratory, which take more than one visit and resist staining better, but need a little of the tooth surface removed. We explain which suits your teeth before you decide.
How long do the results last?
It depends on the treatment and on you. Whitening fades gradually and can be topped up, especially if you drink a lot of tea, coffee or red wine, or smoke. Bonding and veneers can last for years with good cleaning, but they are not permanent, and we tell you what upkeep to expect.