A fan of porcelain tooth-shade tabs opened out on linen, graduating from ivory to white

Cosmetic dentistry

Whiten, align, and only then add porcelain

Name: Eco Dental
Address: 136 Glebe Point Road, Glebe, NSW, 2037, AU
Telephone: (02) 9566 4400

In that order, and never further than needed. Most people who come in asking for veneers leave with whitening and aligners — and are happier for it.

Book a cosmetic consult Call (02) 9566 4400

In-chair whitening: 90 min
Typical Invisalign case: 6–12 mo
Minimal-prep veneers: 0.3 mm
Interest on payment plans: 0%

Invisalign
A series of clear trays, planned from an intraoral scan, that move your teeth a fraction of a millimetre at a time.
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Removable for eating, and effectively invisible at conversational distance.
- Scanned, not moulded
- Removable
- 6–12 months typical
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Porcelain veneers
Thin porcelain facings, hand-layered by one ceramist we have worked with for years.
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Minimal-prep wherever the case allows, which keeps most of your enamel intact.
- Minimal prep
- Hand-layered
- 2 visits
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Zoom! whitening
About ninety minutes in the chair and several shades in one appointment.
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We check for decay and exposed roots first — whitening those hurts.
- 90 minutes
- One appointment
- Sensitivity managed
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Componeers
Pre-formed composite veneers shaped and polished in the chair.
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Less durable than porcelain and considerably cheaper — a good way to test a change before committing to it.
- One visit
- Reversible
- Lower cost
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Smile Rejuvenation
Full-mouth aesthetic planning
Dermal & anti-wrinkle
Administered by our own dentists, who spend their working lives on the anatomy of this exact region.
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Used sparingly, and only where it supports the smile rather than competing with it.
- By dentists
- Conservative dosing
- Around the smile
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What is cosmetic dentistry
A category rather than a treatment: anything done primarily for how the smile looks.
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The clinical rule we hold to is that appearance work must not weaken the tooth underneath.
- Consult first
- Digital mock-up
- Written quote
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Porcelain fillings
Inlays and onlays, digitally designed and milled, for teeth too broken down to hold a direct composite but not damaged enough to need a crown.
- Digitally milled
- Metal-free
- Conserves tooth
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Digital Smile Design
The smile is designed on screen before anything is done to a tooth — from an intraoral scan, photographs of your face, and the way your lip actually moves when you speak.
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You see the proposed result, and change it, while changing it is free.
- Before any treatment
- You approve it
- Nothing irreversible
Crowns & bridges
Metal-free porcelain, designed on screen and milled to fit.
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No dark line at the gum, and nothing in your mouth that will show up on an airport scanner.
- No metal core
- Shade matched
- Digitally designed
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The least irreversible option that gets you there

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Clean and whiten
A professional clean first, then whitening.
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Colour is the first thing anyone notices, and often it is the only thing that needed changing.
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Digital Smile Design
Your scan, your photographs and your face, used to draw the finished smile on screen before a tooth is touched.
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You approve the plan — or ask for the edges softer — while it costs nothing to change.
03
Align
Moving your own teeth into place beats grinding them down to fake the position.
04
Reshape
Composite bonding and edge recontouring — additive, reversible, done in one visit.
05
Porcelain
Veneers and crowns last, but they are permanent.
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We go here only when the first four cannot get there.