Our practice provides high-level dental services
A smile makeover in Dunwoody combines multiple cosmetic and restorative procedures to address everything holding your smile back. This might include:
Every makeover is different because every smile starts from a different place. Some people focus on just one or two treatments, while others benefit from a more comprehensive approach. The key is matching the right combination of services to your goals—not forcing you into a rigid plan that doesn’t fit.
Choosing where to get your smile makeover matters just as much as the treatments themselves. Here’s what sets this Dunwoody practice apart:
Experienced Team
The skilled professionals here have worked on hundreds of smile transformations, from subtle refinements to dramatic overhauls. You’ll benefit from their combined expertise in both cosmetic and restorative care.
Comprehensive Services
Instead of getting referred out to multiple offices, you can access a full range of dental services under one roof. This includes cosmetic dentistry for aesthetic improvements and restorative dentistry for structural repairs.
Honest Communication
You’ll never feel rushed into decisions or confused about what’s happening. Dr. Mistry explains each option clearly, including what results you can realistically expect and how long treatments will take. If something doesn’t make sense for your situation, he’ll tell you straight.
Your first visit focuses entirely on understanding what you want to change. You’ll discuss which aspects of your smile bother you most—maybe it’s yellowing that won’t budge with store-bought whitening strips, or gaps that make you self-conscious in photos. From there, Dr. Mistry examines your teeth, gums, and bite to identify any underlying issues that need addressing first.
Digital imaging helps map out potential outcomes before any work begins. You’ll see previews of how different treatments could look, making it easier to decide which direction feels right. This isn’t about convincing you to do everything at once—it’s about giving you enough information to make confident choices.
The consultation also covers timing and cost. Some treatments finish in a single visit, while others span several months. Getting a clear timeline upfront prevents surprises later.
Timeline depends entirely on which treatments you choose. Simple procedures like teeth whitening or bonding often wrap up in one appointment. Veneers typically require two visits—one for prep work and impressions, another to place the final restorations. If you’re adding clear aligner treatment, that extends the timeline but delivers alignment improvements that permanent fixes like veneers can’t match.
Most patients complete their smile makeover within three to six months. Complex cases involving multiple procedures might take longer, but you’ll see gradual improvements along the way. Each completed stage brings you closer to the final result.
Maintaining your new smile doesn’t require anything extreme—just consistent care. Regular brushing, flossing, and checkups for comprehensive dental care keep everything looking fresh. Avoid habits that damage teeth, like chewing ice or using your teeth as tools. If you grind your teeth at night, a custom nightguard protects your investment.
Most cosmetic treatments last for years with proper maintenance. Veneers typically last 10-15 years, while whitening results fade gradually and can be refreshed as needed. Bonding may need touch-ups sooner, but it’s quick and affordable to maintain.
If your smile has been holding you back from laughing freely, speaking up in meetings, or feeling confident in social situations, changing that starts with one conversation. Dr. Amar Mistry and the team at Mount Vernon Dental Group make the process straightforward—no gimmicks, no hard sells, just practical solutions that work.
Reach out today to set up your initial consultation, or stop by the office to see the space and meet the team in person. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of what’s possible and how to get there. Your smile doesn’t have to stay stuck the way it is—let’s talk about what comes next.
