A smile makeover is a plan, not one procedure
It may combine whitening, gum contouring, veneers on some teeth and cosmetic bonding on others, or clear aligners first and restorations later. What matters is that the combination is chosen for your face and bite, and sequenced so each step protects the next.
See the result before you start
It starts with digital smile design and a trial smile you wear in your mouth and approve. What you saw and adjusted with the dentist is what you get — fewer surprises, and a decision based on something you have seen.
Natural before perfect
The priority is a smile that looks as if it was always yours: avoiding over-done results and artificially protruding teeth, and favouring organic, flowing aesthetics over rigid geometric shapes. Shade, shape and translucency are chosen for your face and age.
Who is it for?
Discoloured, worn or uneven front teeth; gaps, crowding or a gum line that spoils otherwise good teeth; several problems no single treatment solves; and anyone who wants the result planned and previewed before starting.
How long does it take?
From two visits for a whitening-and-bonding plan to several months when orthodontics is involved. The timeline is set at the consultation; longevity depends on materials and maintenance (a night guard if you grind, regular hygiene visits).
Frequently asked questions
Will it look natural? Yes — naturalness always comes before “ultra-white”.
Is everything done in one clinic? Yes: Dr. Ali Majki’s current clinic, Aline Dental in Shaab, Kuwait, where he plans and delivers every stage.
Where do I start? With a consultation and a digital design that identifies the least invasive route to your goal.
