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How good is your smile?

Before your initial visit, ask yourself these questions so you can be sure to get the most from your consultation. We will offer you professional advice and solutions but first you must identify the areas that concern you.

What makes a great smile?

A great smile automatically lifts a person's confidence and makes them feel more attractive. Ultimately it is the one that is right for you, whether it is a white Hollywood smile or a more natural look, whichever you decide it is all about symmetry. We listen to your needs and concerns.

Symmetry

Symmetry

Symmetry around the centreline of our face is of great importance for an aesthetically pleasing smile. Even when this is not 100% possible, the illusion of symmetry should be created. The front two upper central incisors would be symmetrical in size, length and shape.

Horizontal Alignment

Perfect Smile

Ideally the smile line should be aligned so it is parallel to the horizontal.

Smile Line

Smile Line

The edges of your upper teeth should be parallel to the lower lip when you smile.

Golden Proportions

Golden Proportions

The golden rule of proportion describes an ideal ration of the visible widths of the front six teeth.

Tooth Proportions

Tooth Proportions

These are the guidelines for the ideal proportions of each tooth to achieve a beautiful smile. 100% height and 75% in width.

Embrasures

Embrasures

Embrasures are the small triangular spaces between the tips of the teeth. These are artistically created by the ceramist and dentist to ensure a natural look.

Lips

Lips

Lips are to teeth as a frame is to a picture!

The shape, fullness and symmetry of your lips can be optimised for the ideal smile.

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Contact Info

Warrendale Dental Care

Chase Road, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire HR9 5JQ
Call today :
01989 562052
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Opening Hours

Monday 08:30am - 18:00pm
Tuesday 08:30am - 19:00pm
Wednesday 08:30am - 17:30pm
Thursday 08:30am - 18:00pm
Friday 08:00am - 16:30pm