“I had composite bonding with MyoDental Weybridge and haven’t stopped smiling since. Big thank you to Dr Marshall!”
Want to achieve the smile you’ve always dreamed of? Cosmetic dentistry makes it possible, and advances in the industry mean treatments are now quick, long-lasting, and minimally invasive.
At MyoDental, you don’t need to be concerned about the thick or bulky smiles often seen with Turkey Teeth. In fact, we’re usually the go-to cosmetic dentist in Surrey for patients who need their Turkey Teeth fixing.
We utilise premium brands and advanced techniques to deliver treatments that yield natural-looking results. For example, we use particular brands of porcelain veneers that are thinner and reflect light properties better, meaning they look just like natural teeth (but better).
Improve chipped, uneven, gapped, crooked or discoloured teeth, often in 1–3 appointments, with a free consultation and the option to send a photo for guidance before booking.
Would you like to know how much it will likely cost you and what treatment is recommended? Send us a photo of your smile before booking.
Dental veneers address various smile concerns, such as gaps and small teeth. Using minimally invasive brands and approaches, we can replace one tooth, a few teeth, or your entire visible smile.
Composite bonding is a simple, one-hour procedure that can close small gaps between teeth or make teeth appear more even in size and shape, especially if a tooth is broken. Dental bonding lasts between 5 and 7 years and is easy to repair and renew.
Whiten your teeth up to 7 shades with at-home professional whitening kits from £325. Patients can also use our premium whitening brand, Enlighten Evolution, for £595, which can lighten teeth up to 16 shades – the only system that guarantees the Vita Shade B1.
Whereas composite bonding builds up the tooth to alter its size and shape, tooth contouring instead reshapes the tooth by removing some of your enamel, making it a permanent procedure that can be completed in 45 minutes or so.
Reassurance through real outcomes and guidance: treatments used include veneers, composite bonding, tooth replacements with Turkey Teeth, and teeth whitening.
The final price of your treatment will depend on your treatment goals. For example, some patients need minor tweaks and improvements, where we might use one veneer and composite bonding for the rest of the smile. Integrating cosmetic dental treatments is common to help patients stay on budget when undergoing a smile makeover.
If you’re looking to upgrade your smile with dental veneers, please note that the cost is charged per tooth/veneer, which can soon add up if you want a full smile makeover.
However, that said, when placing veneers, we usually only treat and improve the visible six teeth, called your social smile, so you’ll typically expect to pay for six veneers (or eight in cases of broader smiles). Explore full mouth costs.
Cosmetic dentistry is limitless.
At Myo Dental Weybridge, Surrey, if you don’t choose us for your cosmetic treatment, we understand, but we want to help educate and warn patients of the dangers of cosmetic dentistry if you put your smile in the wrong hands.
Cosmetic dentistry is not a specialised area of dentistry – no cosmetic dentist can claim they’re an expert.
As so many dental practices now offer it as a service, patients should check credentials, experience and past work through before and afters.
Cosmetic dentistry does not cost the earth, but if you want a full smile makeover, you can expect prices to be in the thousands, so jetting off abroad to have dental work done can be a strong temptation.
However, you should note that dentists abroad use different systems and brands than we do here in the UK; for example, Turkey Teeth frequently feature dental crowns instead of dental veneers.
Your teeth should never be filed down to stubs for veneers – that’s not how they work. And as different systems are used, please bear in mind that some dentists in the UK might refuse to help if something goes wrong. That’s why it’s really important to understand the ins and outs of the procedure you want.
Dental veneers are expensive for a reason – they use the best, high-quality materials, which contribute to a healthier, natural-looking smile. So, if you’re tempted by prices lower than £750 per tooth, then we advise proceeding with caution.
In some cases, you might see veneers marketed from £300, for example, and that’s usually because the dental practice is referring to composite veneers – which are good quality, no-prep veneers – so that price should not cause any alarm.
