Cosmetic and Family Dentist in Frisco, Texas

Your first conversation is about you: what you'd like to change, what has bothered you about your smile, and any worries about cost or about having work done that you don't need. We want to hear about past dental experiences too, good and bad, because they shape how you'll feel in the chair.

We start with how your teeth meet and how your jaw works, then look at how your smile fits your face. Signs like worn edges or jaw tension can affect how long new dental work lasts. That's why we weigh function and appearance together from the start.

Digital scans, photographs and smile previews let you see the possibilities for your own teeth, and your dentist explains what each option involves and why it might suit you. For veneers and smile makeovers, your dentist first shapes the proposed teeth on a model, called a wax-up. That model guides the dental laboratory we work with closely, so the finished work is made to follow the design you agreed on. A preview shows a proposal, not a result, and we'll explain the difference before you decide.

You leave knowing what comes next, who to call with questions, and what the work will involve in time and cost. If the right answer is to wait, or to do less than you expected, we'll tell you that too. Nothing moves forward until you're comfortable.