Starting with what matters to you
Some people want to close a gap. Others want to straighten crowded teeth, even out the edges of their front teeth, or simply feel more confident in photographs. Smile correction starts with understanding exactly what bothers you — and what you’d like to keep.
What a plan may include
- Orthodontics — braces or clear aligners to improve alignment and bite
- Cosmetic care — tooth-coloured bonding, gentle reshaping or crowns
- Restorative care — repairing worn, damaged or missing teeth
- Gum and preventive care — a healthy foundation comes first
An orthodontist’s perspective
As an orthodontist, Dr. Supriya looks at how teeth, bite and facial proportions work together. Often, moving teeth into a better position first means less needs to be done to the teeth themselves later — a more conservative route to a natural-looking result.
Natural, not overdone
The aim is a smile that suits your face and feels like your own. We’ll talk honestly about what’s achievable, how long it may take, and the trade-offs between different options.
Treatment suitability is determined after an in-person dental consultation. This page is general information, not a diagnosis or a guarantee of results.