The Method
The Method
Five stages every patient passes through, whatever the service. The order is not ceremonial: each stage protects the one after it.
Meeting
A conversation before an examination. We ask what troubles you and what you love about your smile today, about your work, your laugh, your voice. These answers later define the limits of intervention: what is touched and what is left alone.
Line
Standardized documentation: photographs at fixed angles, a short video of speech and laughter, measurement of facial axes, tooth proportions and gum levels. The facial axis is drawn, and everything is measured against it. This map is yours — you leave the session with it.
Decision
We present the possible options — from the most conservative to the most extensive — each with its expected outcome, its limits, its biological cost to tooth structure, and its maintenance demands. We recommend only when asked, and we never press for a signature.
Craft
Execution in declared stages. Wherever possible, a removable trial version precedes any irreversible preparation, so you judge the proportion on your own face, not on a screen.
Quiet reveal
Delivery without exaggeration: the result is reviewed against the first map, written maintenance instructions are handed over, and follow-up visits are scheduled. A good result needs no noise to be seen.
The same method governs the smallest restoration and the widest rehabilitation. What changes is the size of the work, never its order.