Smile Makeover in Lake Worth, FL | Dental Arts of Atlantis

A smile makeover combines two or more cosmetic dental treatments — professional whitening, porcelain veneers, bonding, crowns, Invisalign aligners, or dental implants — into one plan built around the smile you want. Dental Arts of Atlantis plans smile makeovers for patients in Lake Worth and across Palm Beach County with digital smile design, which means you preview the planned result before any treatment begins. This page covers what a makeover includes, who qualifies, how long it takes, and what it costs in 2026.

TL;DR
  • A smile makeover combines whitening, veneers, bonding, Invisalign, or implants into one plan.
  • Digital smile design previews your new smile before treatment starts.
  • Published national ranges run about $925 to $2,500 per porcelain veneer in 2026.
  • Ask about Cherry Financing first for monthly payments; CareCredit is the secondary option.
  • Call (561) 965-6003 to book a consultation at the Lake Worth office.
Smile makeover at a glance
$925–$2,500
Published veneer range per tooth
National ranges, 2026
2–4 treatments
Typical plan mix
6–18 months
Invisalign timeline
1 visit
In-office whitening

Why one treatment is rarely the whole answer

A single chipped tooth needs a single fix. A smile that is stained, worn, gapped, and slightly uneven at the same time does not, because each problem has its own best treatment. A smile makeover sequences those treatments so they build on each other instead of working against each other — and the practice offers the full mix of cosmetic dentistry services under one roof, alongside general, pediatric, and implant care.

The order matters more than most patients expect. Whitening always comes before bonding or veneers, because bonded resin and ceramic do not lighten with bleach — the dentist matches them to your final tooth shade, not your current one. Skipping that order means paying twice.

What a smile makeover includes in 2026

Eight treatments account for nearly every smile makeover plan:

  • Professional teeth whitening — in-office or take-home trays. The fastest, least expensive win, and the first step in almost every plan.
  • Porcelain veneers — thin ceramic shells bonded to the front of teeth. The workhorse for shape, color, and small gaps.
  • Cosmetic bonding — tooth-colored resin sculpted onto chips, worn edges, and small gaps in a single visit.
  • Crowns — full coverage for teeth that are cracked or too damaged for a veneer. See best crown material for a visible front tooth if crowns are in your plan.
  • Invisalign clear aligners — straightens teeth before finishing work so the veneers and bonding stay conservative.
  • Dental implants — replace missing teeth permanently so the finished smile has no gap left in it.
  • Gum contouring — evens out a gummy or uneven gumline that makes teeth look short.
  • Facial cosmetics — Botox and dermal fillers can complement dental work around the lips and smile line.

If veneers are on your short list, read best veneer material for a natural-looking smile before the consultation — the material choice drives both the final look and the price.

The digital smile design consultation

The consultation is where a smile makeover stops being a guess. The office uses 3-D digital technology to capture your current smile, then models the planned result so you can see and adjust it before treatment starts. You change tooth shape, length, and shade on screen together with the dentist — not in your imagination.

A typical consultation runs in this order:

  1. Photos and digital scans of your teeth, bite, and gumline.
  2. A shade and shape assessment against what you want to change.
  3. A digital mock-up of the planned result, adjusted live with you.
  4. A written treatment sequence with the timeline for each stage.
  5. A cost estimate covering the full plan, plus financing options.

The full walkthrough of that appointment is in what to expect during a digital smile design consultation.

Who makes a good candidate

You are a candidate if your gums are healthy and cavities are under control — cosmetic work sits on a healthy foundation. Beyond that, candidacy is about goals, not age: plans regularly span patients from their 20s to their 70s. Patients drive in from across the county for this kind of work, as covered in cosmetic dentistry for West Palm Beach patients.

Good candidates share three traits:

  • Healthy gums and no untreated decay or infection.
  • Stable habits — non-smokers, or patients committed to protecting the result.
  • Clear goals they can point to in photos, not vague dissatisfaction.

You are not a candidate yet if you have active gum disease, untreated cavities, or heavy untreated grinding. Those get treated first, because they shorten the life of every cosmetic restoration placed on top of them.

How long a smile makeover takes

Treatment Typical 2026 timeline
In-office whitening 1 visit, about 60–90 minutes
Cosmetic bonding 1 visit
Porcelain veneers 2–3 visits over 2–4 weeks
Crowns 1–2 visits over 2–3 weeks
Invisalign 6–18 months of aligner wear
Dental implants 3–9 months including healing

A single-visit makeover is real: whitening plus bonding on a few front teeth can finish in one afternoon. A veneer plan takes a few weeks across two or three visits, because the lab fabricates the veneers between appointments. Add Invisalign or implants and the plan stretches by months — the aligner phase alone runs 6–18 months depending on how far the teeth need to move.

What a smile makeover costs

There is no single price, because the plan is built from your teeth, not a package menu. Published national ranges in 2026 give the ballpark:

  • Porcelain veneers: about $925–$2,500 per tooth.
  • Cosmetic bonding: about $100–$400 per tooth.
  • In-office whitening: commonly around $300–$650 per treatment.

What drives your total up or down:

  • How many teeth show when you smile — usually 6 to 10, which sets the treatment count.
  • The materials chosen — porcelain costs more than bonding but lasts longer.
  • Whether straightening (Invisalign) or implants come first in the sequence.
  • How much preparation each tooth needs before restoration.

These are national published ranges, not quotes. Dental Arts of Atlantis prices your exact plan after the digital smile design consultation, once the treatment sequence is set.

Financing keeps the plan reachable without paying the whole amount up front. Ask about Cherry Financing first — it is a third-party monthly payment plan with a quick application and decision, and it is the option the office leads with. CareCredit is available as a secondary choice if you prefer its terms. The office confirms which option fits your plan and budget at the consultation.

Before-and-after: judge the results yourself

Marketing copy cannot show you a smile. The before-and-after photo gallery shows actual cases — whitening, bonding, veneer sets, and full makeovers completed at the Lake Worth office. Compare cases that look like yours: a chipped front tooth, a discolored smile, a gap between the front teeth. That is the honest preview of what a makeover changes.

How to start

Call Dental Arts of Atlantis at (561) 965-6003 or request a visit through the office to book your smile makeover consultation. The first appointment is the digital smile design session — you leave it with a preview of your new smile, a written treatment sequence, and a cost estimate with financing options. From there, the plan runs in the order the dentist lays out.

FAQ

How much does it cost for a full smile makeover?

A full smile makeover in 2026 usually combines 2–4 treatments; published national ranges run about $925–$2,500 per porcelain veneer and $100–$400 per bonded tooth. Your exact total is confirmed after the digital smile design consultation, when the treatment sequence is set.

How long does a smile makeover last?

Porcelain veneers and crowns commonly last 10–15 years with good care, bonding lasts roughly 5–10 years, and whitening needs a touch-up every 6–12 months. Protecting the result with a night guard if you grind extends every part of the plan.

Who is the best cosmetic dentist in Palm Beach?

The best cosmetic dentist is the one whose before-and-after results match the treatment you need. Judge candidates on their published photo galleries, digital planning technology, and how they sequence treatment. Dental Arts of Atlantis serves Palm Beach County from Lake Worth with digital smile design and a public before-and-after gallery.

How many teeth are included in a smile makeover?

Usually the 6–10 teeth that show when you smile broadly. Some plans stop at the front six; others extend to the full upper arch for a wider smile.

Can a smile makeover fix crooked teeth without braces?

Yes, in mild cases — bonding and veneers can visually correct small rotations and gaps. Moderate alignment issues are handled with Invisalign first so the cosmetic work stays thin and conservative.

Does a smile makeover hurt?

Most procedures use local anesthetic, and whitening and bonding are typically painless. Veneer preparation involves minimal enamel reduction and is done under anesthetic. Patients with dental anxiety can discuss comfort preferences at the consultation.

How do I know which treatments my smile needs?

The digital smile design consultation answers that: scans, photos, and a shade check identify what each tooth needs, and you leave with a written treatment sequence and cost estimate before committing to anything.

One last thing

Whatever you decide, do the whitening before the restorations — bonded resin and ceramic are matched to a final shade and never lighten afterward. It is the one sequencing rule that saves patients from paying for the same tooth twice. Bring photos of smiles you like to the consultation; the digital design tools can model the shape and length you are pointing at, and the dentist will tell you honestly what your teeth can carry.

Ready to see your planned result before treatment starts? Call (561) 965-6003 and book the smile makeover consultation at Dental Arts of Atlantis in Lake Worth.