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Smile makeover in Anaheim

Tell us what you would like to change about your smile. Explore how suitable cosmetic treatments can come together in a plan around your priorities.

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Planning your individual smile changes

A consultation begins with your story. Photographs of smiles you like can help explain preferences, while an examination shows what can be achieved safely in your mouth.

Build a plan from suitable options

Depending on the findings, a plan may combine whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns, replacement of missing teeth, or other care. Some people need only one small change; others need a staged approach.

See the relationship between beauty and bite

A lasting result considers tooth structure, gums, how the teeth meet, and existing restorations. Dr. Pooya's prosthodontic training informs this broader planning, especially when several teeth are involved.

Understand timing and choices

Ask which steps are necessary, which are optional, how long treatment may take, what temporary changes may be involved, and how the estimated cost is organized.

Keep the result looking its best

Your care plan should explain daily cleaning, professional visits, possible use of a protective night guard, and the expected maintenance of each material.

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A closer look at care.

Individual treatment plans and outcomes vary. Temporary restorations and treatment stages are identified below.

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Case 06Before & after

Lower Porcelain Veneers

Lower porcelain veneers were placed to complement upper veneers completed several years earlier. The treatment improved alignment, symmetry, and harmony between the upper and lower teeth.

Case 22Before & after

Invisalign®️ Clear Aligner Treatment

The patient presented with protruding teeth and unwanted spacing. Clear aligner treatment was used to reposition the teeth, close the gaps, and improve their alignment and overall smile aesthetics.

Guide overview

Cosmetic smile treatment begins by defining what you want to change, then examining tooth structure, gums, bite, existing work, and long-term maintenance before comparing options.

Compare the paths

Whitening or bonding

May address selected color or shape concerns with less tooth alteration in suitable situations.

Veneers

Can change visible tooth color, shape, or proportion and require case-specific preparation and maintenance.

Crowns or restorative care

May be considered when teeth also need structural support, replacement, or broader functional planning.

How planning unfolds

  1. 01

    Listen and examine

    Begin with your concerns, goals, health history, examination, and the records needed to understand the problem.

  2. 02

    Compare options

    Review reasonable alternatives, their tradeoffs, maintenance needs, and which clinicians would be involved.

  3. 03

    Plan the sequence

    Agree on priorities and the order of care before treatment begins. Timing is individual and is confirmed only after evaluation.

  4. 04

    Review and maintain

    The final stage includes checking function and appearance and discussing home care and professional follow-up.

The clinician’s role

Dr. Pooya’s prosthodontic role is to evaluate the restorative result, explain reasonable choices, and coordinate the agreed plan. The team will let you know who performs each surgical or specialty stage of your care.

What shapes cost

  • Number and type of restorations
  • Diagnostic records and planning needs
  • Laboratory and material choices
  • Whether other clinicians or preparatory care are needed
  • Insurance benefits and financing arrangements

Questions to bring

Which cosmetic option is most conservative?

That depends on the starting condition and goal. Ask to compare reasonable options and tooth alteration.

Can I preview the design?

Planning records may help communicate a proposed design. The office will explain which methods apply to your case.

How long will the result last?

Maintenance and longevity vary by material, habits, bite, home care, and future oral health.

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Before deciding

The office will confirm the treating clinician and any specialist referrals for your individual plan.

Quick answers

How can we help?

Choose a question or call our team to schedule. For urgent concerns or personal advice, please call the office.

When are you open?

Monday and Tuesday 8 am to 5 pm; Wednesday and Thursday 7 am to 3:30 pm. Closed Friday through Sunday and on holidays; please call if you are unsure.

Do you take my insurance?

Our team can help with insurance billing and follow-up. Please confirm your plan’s benefits and network status with the office. Call with the name on your card and we will check your benefits before your visit. CareCredit financing is available.

What happens at a first visit?

We begin by listening to your concerns and goals. The clinician can then explain findings, possible options, and next steps.

Can I send medical records here?

This website does not collect medical information. Call the office for its approved secure way to share records.

How do I make an appointment?

Call during office hours and the team will find a time with you. You are also welcome to email a general question; for your privacy, please keep health details for a phone call or your visit.

What if I need to cancel?

Call during office hours at least 48 hours ahead. Missed appointments, or cancellations with less than 48 hours’ notice, carry a $75 fee per hour scheduled (for established patients, from the second time). The full policy is in the patient forms.

Can you help with snoring?

Yes. The practice offers NightLase, a gentle laser treatment with no cutting and no mouthpiece that firms the tissue at the back of the mouth to help reduce snoring. If you have pauses in breathing or heavy daytime sleepiness, please see your doctor about sleep apnea first. The snoring treatment page has the details; call the office to ask about visits and fees.