A beautiful smile is more than just teeth… It is the first impression we make and the last we leave.

We know you want to achieve an ideal, youthful smile.

To give you the look you are seeking, we offer you a dental facelift that can quickly "reverse" the natural aging process of your teeth.

   Don’t keep your smile hidden!
          Now Makeover Travel gives you the opportunity you
                                         have been waiting all your life!!

In Makeover Travel we pride ourselves on being functional. We meticulously evaluate and take into account the principles of how teeth bite together and beauty when creating smile designs.
We have changed the lives of thousands of patients-- from high profile like models and actors, television personalities and beauty queens.

 

Complete Teeth whitening   with Laser (Upper teeth + Lower teeth) 400$ US with Gel: Complete professional gel               treatment + 2 personal molds 300$ US     Porcelain Crowns  Price of each From 1 to 3 Porcelain crown 400$ US From 4 to 6 Porcelain crown 370$ US From 7 to 12 Porcelain crown 350$ US More than 12 Porcelain crown 320$ US     Resine crowns 300$ US     Porcelain Veneers Price of each From 1 to 3 Porcelain veneers 340$ US From 4 to 6 Porcelain veneers 320$ US From 7 to 12 Porcelain veneers 310$ US More than 12 Porcelain veneers 300$ US     Dental Implant  Price of each From 1 to 3 dental implants 790$ US From 4 to 6 dental implants 750$ US From 7 to 12 dental implants 720$ US More than 12 dental implants 690$ US     Root canals treatment Price of each From 1 to 3 root canals treatment 230$ US From 4 to 6 root canals treatment 210$ US More than 7 to root canals treatment 200$ US     Full denture   Full upper or lower denture 1400$ Us Full upper and lower dentures 2800$ Us     Extraction 35$ US     Complete Dental CleaningD 50$ US

Dental Implants
What are Dental Implants?
A dental implant is a screw- or cylinder-shaped replacement for a missing tooth. The implant is placed in the jaw bone under the gums and a tooth-like cap (or crown) is then fabricated and connected to the implant to replace the missing tooth.
How do Dental Implants work?
The implant plays the role of the tooth's root by anchoring the cap into the jaw bone.
In order for an implant to succeed, it must be as stable as possible in the bone during the healing process which occurs in the months following the implantation. This will enable the bone to join with the implant correctly. This process is called Osseointegration.
Will I have a tooth immediately after the implantation?
If the dentist decides that the implant is stable enough immediately after he has placed it in the jaw bone, he can mount the cap on the implant at this time. This is called Immediate Loading of the implant.
However, if joining the cap to the implant immediately following the implantation might compromise the stability of the implant during the healing process (because of chewing forces destabilizing the implant), the dentist will stitch the gums over the implant without mounting the cap. This will allow the bone to heal undisturbed. When a sufficient period of time has passed, the implant can be connected to the tooth-shaped cap. This is called Delayed Loading.
Is the implantation painful?
The first stage of the implantation is local anesthesia, same as for a filling. Once the gums are numb, you don't feel any discomfort during the procedure.
The dentist has to prepare the implantation site using a relatively slow drill. This may feel to some like an annoying tapping sensation but is quite painless.
How does the dentist place the implant?
After anesthetizing the area, the next step is to penetrate the gums to reach the bone beneath. This can be achieved with a scalpel incision, laser or elecrosurgery.
Using a series of specialized drills, the dentist then prepares an exact cavity in the jaw bone into which the dental implant fits tightly. Most implants today are screw-like, and are screwed into the prepared cavity either using a hand-held or a motor driven wrench.
What will I feel after the implantation?
When the anesthesia wears off, you may feel some discomfort at the implantation site. Some swelling may occur. Painkillers should be taken to alleviate any pain and steroids may be supplemented for swelling, although this is rarely required.
Your dentist may recommend antibiotics and mouth rinses for a few days after the procedure to prevent infection. An especially complex implantation may require a day or two of rest at home. Any recommendations your dentist makes should be followed.
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Porcelain Crowns
A crown is a permanent covering that fits over an original tooth that is either decayed, damaged or cracked. Crowns are made of a variety of different materials such as porcelain, gold, acrylic resin or a mix of these materials. Porcelain generally has the most natural appearance.

The illustration above indicates the different steps to restore a tooth:
1) A tooth presents with a large cavity or broken portion of tooth structure. This tooth is vulnerable to further decay and fracture.
2) The dentist will 'prepare' or shape the tooth for a crown. In preparing the tooth, the dentist will incorporate resistance and retention features in order for the crown to stay in place. These features vary in every tooth and are determined by the type of bite you have. An impression of the prepared tooth is taken and sent to a dental laboratory for processing.
3) The crown is then fabricated in the dental laboratory with instruction from the dentist such as type of crown and shade or color of the tooth. The crown is then cemented in place by the dentist. A temporary crown is placed while the laboratory is constructing the crown.

Who is a candidate for Tooth Crowns?
Grinding your teeth, an improper bite, age, fillings and tooth decay can all be contributing factors in the wearing down, cracking or breakage of your teeth. Dental crowns cover the entire visible surface of your affected tooth and add strength, durability and tooth stability.
In other instances, crowns are used to replace a actual missing tooth. These crowns are anchored to the teeth on either side, with a bridge section connecting the two crowns. Instead of bridges, single tooth dental implants may be used that eliminate the need for supporting the crowns.

Will my dental crown look and feel natural?
A porcelain dental crown looks and feels exactly like a real tooth, so nobody, including you, should be able to tell the difference. If anything, your new dental crown will enhance the look of your smile.

Advantages?
Dental crowns offer a big advantage over dental fillings because they are fabricated "away from the mouth". As the dental crown is made in the dental laboratory, the technician can visualize and examine all aspects of bite and jaw movements, from a variety of angles, and sculpt the dental crown for a perfect anatomy. This ensures a great deal of accuracy for comfort and fit.
 

Dental Veneers
Dental veneers (sometimes called porcelain veneers or dental porcelain laminates) are wafer-thin, custom-made shellsof tooth-colored materials designed to cover the front surface of teeth to improve your appearance. These shells are bonded to the front of the teeth changing their color, shape, size or length.
Dental veneers can be made from porcelain or from resin composite materials. Porcelain veneers resist stains better than resin veneers and better mimic the light reflecting properties of natural teeth. Resin veneers are thinner and require removal of less of the tooth surface before placement.

What Types of Problems Do Dental Veneers Fix?
Veneers are routinely used to fix:
1) Teeth that are discolored – either because of root canal treatment; stains from tetracycline or other drugs, excessive fluoride or other causes; or the presence of large resin fillings that have discolored the tooth
2) Teeth that are worn down
3)Teeth that are chipped or broken
4) Teeth that are misaligned, uneven, or irregularly shaped (for example, have craters or bulges in them)
5) Teeth with gaps between them (to close the space between these teeth)

What Are the Advantages of Dental Veneers?
1) They provide a natural tooth appearance.
2) Gum tissue tolerates porcelain well.
3) Porcelain veneers are stain resistant.
4) The color of a porcelain veneer can be
    selected such that it makes dark teeth
    appear whiter.
5) Veneers offer a conservative approach to changing a tooth's color and shape-
veneers generally don't require the extensive shaping prior to the procedure that crowns do, yet offer a stronger, more aesthetic alternative to bonding.

Do Dental Veneers Require Special Care?
No. Continue to follow good oral hygiene practices including brushing and flossing as you normally would. Even though porcelain veneers resist stains, your dentist may recommend that you avoid stain-causing foods and beverages (for example, coffee, tea or red wine).

Are There Alternatives to Dental Veneers?
Yes, bondings and Crown. Veneers offer a nice intermediate option. Veneers may be best suited for individuals who want to change the shape of their teeth more than just a little bit-as is done with bonding-but not enough to require a crown.

 

TEETH WHITENNING

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  PORCELAIN VENEERS (on the lower front teeth)
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