Planning comes first
Treatment starts with photographs, a scan, and a discussion of your priorities. From that, a proposal is prepared, usually including a preview of the intended result, so expectations are established before any treatment begins.

A smile makeover is a plan rather than a single procedure. It may combine alignment, whitening, bonding, or restorations, and the sequence matters as much as the individual treatments chosen.
Treatment starts with photographs, a scan, and a discussion of your priorities. From that, a proposal is prepared, usually including a preview of the intended result, so expectations are established before any treatment begins.
Many makeovers can be staged over months rather than completed at once, which spreads cost and allows you to live with each change. Some sequences have a fixed order, such as alignment before veneers or gum health before bonded work.
A consultation is a discussion and an assessment. You are under no obligation to proceed, and it is reasonable to take the proposal away and think about it.
Request an appointment and our team will follow up to confirm a time, or call 909.283.3130. An examination is required before a treatment recommendation can be made.
Request AppointmentIt varies by case. A plan may combine whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns, or alignment. What is included depends on your examination findings and the specific changes you want.
Timelines depend on the treatments involved. Where alignment is part of the plan, it may span many months. Dr. Zou will outline the expected sequence and duration in the proposal.
Often yes. Many plans can be staged over months, which spreads the cost and allows you to assess each stage. Some steps do have a required order, which we will explain.
A wax-up or digital preview is generally prepared before treatment begins, so the intended shape and proportions can be reviewed and adjusted before any irreversible step.
No. A consultation is an assessment and a discussion. You are welcome to take the proposal away and consider it before deciding whether to proceed.