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HAVE THE PERFECT SMILE, YOUR Smile Makeover starts here!
Toronto’s first spa-concept environment for Cosmetic Dentistry. A truly unique environment dedicated to helping you achieve the smile makeover you have always wanted, all in a private dental studio setting. The services offered are exclusive and primarily focused on Cosmetic Dentistry.
Smiling comes naturally to Dr. Philips, author of ‘Your Guide To The Perfect Smile’. He has embraced Cosmetic Dentistry and has redesigned the smiles for thousands of patients.
For the past 30 years, Dr. Philips has been developing specialized techniques in the field of Cosmetic Dentistry. From his early training at The Toronto Hospital for Sick Children he continuously strives to blend the art and science of crafting beautiful smiles. He is a world leading authority on classifying Smile Patterns as related to dentistry. The beauty of his work is often featured in the country’s most prestigious dental publications.
At The Studio for Aesthetic Dentistry, every smile makeover begins with a holistic approach. The approach of Dr. Ed Philips, a leading Toronto cosmetic dentist, is never one-size-fits-all. He integrates your dream smile vision, unique facial aesthetics, and detailed oral health diagnostics to design stunning, beautiful smiles.
Patient-centric Cosmetic Dentistry Services
Dr. Philips meticulously assesses the subtle factors that define natural beauty, including potential smile canting, the alignment of your midlines with facial features, arch width, and the critical role of lip position and support. Experience incredibly individualized cosmetic dental care treatment, designed exclusively for you at our Toronto studio dental clinic.
Often, yes for the right cases. A proper examination helps decide if someone is a good fit for Cosmetic Dentistry. Small gaps or a bit of crowding can be fixed with composite bonding or veneers; sometimes just a little enamel reshaping is needed. Clear aligners are better if the teeth are really twisted or overlapping.
The lifespan of cosmetic treatments can vary depending on the specific procedure and how well you care for your teeth. Porcelain Veneers or crowns typically last around 10 to 15 years, and they can endure even longer with proper oral hygiene and regular use of a night guard. Composite bonding generally lasts about 2 to 7 years, although occasional touch-ups may be necessary. Factors that affect how long composite bonding lasts include nail biting, smoking, and drinking a lot of black coffee, red wine, or anything that can stain. This is because composite is more porous than enamel and can get discoloured faster. The effects of teeth whitening can last from 6 to 24 months before you need to do it again. If you are using aligners, you can maintain your results as long as you continue wearing your retainers; otherwise, your teeth may shift back to their original position. Ultimately, the longevity of your cosmetic dental work depends on things like how hard you bite (bruxism), how much natural enamel you have left, the edges of the restorations, your oral care habits, and going to the dentist regularly.
