Treatment Guide · Aesthetic Dentistry
Smile design that still
looks like you.
Aesthetic dentistry is Dr. Yashika Soni’s own specialty — planned at the shade guide with your own teeth as the reference, so the result reads as a better version of your smile, not someone else’s.
In Plain Words
Aesthetics, planned like dentistry
Smile design is not a filter and not a single product. It is a consultation first: the doctor studies your teeth, gums and bite, listens to what bothers you about your smile, and then plans — shade, shape and sequence — before any treatment is agreed.
Depending on what your smile needs, the plan may involve reshaping, crowns or veneers where they are genuinely suitable, and cleaning and polishing to finish. If something you have seen online would not suit your teeth, you will be told so, plainly.
Patients Usually Bring
Concerns a consult can answer
- Chipped or uneven edges on the front teeth
- Small gaps they have always wanted closed
- Teeth stained deeper than polishing can lift
- One tooth that has never matched the others
- Old dental work that shows when they smile
- A wedding, a job, a photograph — a date to be ready by
The Consult
Four steps, and nothing irreversible first
Listen & look
You say what you want changed; the doctor examines teeth, gums and bite to see what is honestly possible.
Shade & shape
Shades are matched against your own teeth in natural light, and shapes are planned to suit your face — not a catalogue smile.
Agree the plan
Options, sittings and the complete written cost. You decide at home if you want to — nothing starts on the spot.
Treat in sittings
The agreed work is done in planned sittings, then reviewed and polished with you in front of the mirror.
What It Costs
It depends on the plan — and the plan is free to hear
A smile design can be one tooth or the whole smile, one sitting or several. The consultation gives you the plan and the complete figure in writing; until you agree to it, nothing is owed for the treatment itself.
Only if you ask for that — and the doctor will advise against it. Shades here are matched to look natural against your own teeth and skin, the way a healthy smile actually looks.
An examination, a conversation about what you want changed, shade matching at the guide, and a written plan with options and costs. It is a planning visit — no treatment is done unless you ask for something simple to be started.
It follows the plan: a single reshaped edge may take one sitting, while crowns or veneers need the laboratory gap between preparation and fitting, like any crown work.
Some steps are, some are not — and which is which is part of the consultation, explained before you agree to anything. Nothing irreversible is ever the first step.
As early as you can — lab-made work needs its gap between sittings. Tell the clinic your date when you book, and the plan will be built backwards from it honestly.
Bring your smile, and your questions.
Book the design consultation — morning or evening, Monday to Saturday — and leave with a plan, not a sales pitch.