Before & After Smile Gallery
Explore documented clinical transformations achieved by our multidisciplinary dental team. From porcelain veneers and full-arch implants to restorative crowns and cosmetic rejuvenation for patients across Beaverton and the greater Portland area.
Real Results
Before & After Transformations
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All-on-4® Full-Arch Smile Transformation
Patient presented with failing dentition and severe bite breakdown. Dr. Walied Eldomiaty and our restorative team placed four guided implants with a permanent monolithic zirconia fixed bridge.
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Severe Periodontal Regeneration Without Scalpels
Patient told teeth were hopeless due to 7–9mm pockets and mobility. Performed full-mouth LANAP laser therapy, achieving pocket closure, zero bleeding, and stable alveolar bone remodeling.
Professional Zoom Whitening
Years of coffee staining erased in one visit. Patient achieved 6 shades whiter with in-office Zoom whitening.
Crowded Teeth Correction
Moderate crowding corrected with clear aligners in just 14 months. No metal braces needed.
Full Mouth Restoration
Severely worn teeth restored with all-ceramic crowns. Function and aesthetics fully restored.
Gap Closure & Whitening
Large gap between front teeth closed with two veneers, combined with whitening for a uniform, bright smile.
All-on-4 Full Arch Restoration
Full upper arch replaced with implant-supported fixed bridge. Patient went from dentures to permanent teeth.
Chipped Tooth Repair
Front tooth chipped in accident, restored with composite bonding in single visit. Seamless, natural result.
The Science and Artistry of Smile Reconstruction at ADSC
A captivating, healthy smile is more than just straight, white teeth — it is a harmonious biomechanical balance between facial architecture, lip dynamics, periodontal gingival contours, and masticatory joint stability. At Aloha Dental Specialty Center in Beaverton, Oregon, our smile transformations are engineered by an integrated multi-specialty clinical team combining restorative dentists, dental implantologists, periodontists, and endodontists.
Rather than applying cookie-cutter aesthetic templates, our clinicians practice biomimetic aesthetic dentistry. We study how natural light penetrates tooth enamel, how the lower lip curves during a natural smile, how chewing forces are distributed across the jaw, and how gum tissue frames each tooth. By integrating high-resolution 3D Cone Beam CT imaging, 3D intraoral optical scanning, and computer-guided surgical planning, we deliver smile transformations that look completely natural, function effortlessly, and endure for decades.
Key Anatomical Principles of Clinical Smile Design
- The Incisal Smile Curve: In a youthful, harmonious smile, the incisal edges of the maxillary anterior teeth gently follow the upward curvature of the relaxed lower lip. Flattened or reverse smile lines — often caused by decades of severe tooth grinding (bruxism) or improper crowns — can age a facial profile by 10 to 15 years.
- Gingival Zenith & Pink-to-White Aesthetics: The highest point of the gumline (the gingival zenith) over the central incisors and canines must sit symmetrically relative to the facial midline. When gum levels are uneven or excessive gum displays ("gummy smile"), our Periodontist, Dr. Walied Eldomiaty, performs micro-surgical crown lengthening or laser contouring to establish an ideal pink-to-white ratio.
- Buccal Corridor Fill: When smiling broadly, the negative dark spaces between the corners of the lips and the outer surfaces of the premolars are called the buccal corridors. Broadening the dental arch through porcelain veneers, clear aligners, or dental implants eliminates shadowed gaps, providing a full, radiant smile.
- Natural Optical Physics & Polychromatic Shading: Natural human enamel is semi-translucent; it reflects, refracts, and transmits light. Dentin underneath provides the warm, chromatic core of the tooth, while the incisal edge exhibits a subtle, opalescent blue-gray translucency. We work exclusively with elite master ceramists who layer porcelain by hand, reproducing natural internal mamelons, subtle developmental grooves, and surface micro-texture so restorations never look like flat, artificial "piano keys."
Our Major Transformational Procedures
1. Custom Porcelain Veneers & Minimal-Prep Ceramic Laminates
Porcelain veneers are ultra-thin shells of lithium disilicate (IPS e.max) or feldspathic ceramic custom-sculpted to bond directly to the front surfaces of your teeth. They are the gold standard for closing stubborn diastemas (gaps), correcting severe enamel fluorosis or tetracycline staining, lengthening chipped worn teeth, and correcting minor crowding without braces. By preserving the maximum amount of natural enamel, our adhesive bonding protocols create a bond strength between ceramic and enamel that mimics the natural dentino-enamel junction.
2. Full-Arch Dental Implants (All-on-4 / All-on-X Teeth in a Day)
For patients suffering from generalized terminal dentition, severe periodontal bone loss, or frustrating loose dentures, full-arch immediate-load implant reconstructions offer a life-changing transformation. Our surgical team places four, five, or six medical-grade titanium implants at computer-calculated angles. In a single day, patients transition from failing teeth or removable dentures to a fixed, permanent full-arch monolithic zirconia bridge that never slips, allows unrestricted chewing of apples and steaks, and restores natural facial bone height.
3. Full-Mouth Bite Rehabilitation & Occlusal Vertical Dimension (OVD) Restoration
Decades of nocturnal clenching, acid reflux (GERD), or missing posterior teeth cause the bite to collapse, resulting in shortened front teeth, deep facial folds around the mouth, and chronic temporomandibular joint (TMJ) strain. Our restorative team systematically opens and rebuilds the collapsed bite. Using diagnostic wax-ups and provisional restorations, we verify comfortable chewing phonetics and jaw posture before placing definitive monolithic zirconia and ceramic restorations.
4. Aesthetic Periodontal Plastic Surgery & Laser Gum Contouring
A beautiful smile requires a healthy, symmetrical pink frame. For patients with excessive gingival display ("gummy smile"), Periodontist Dr. Walied Eldomiaty performs aesthetic crown lengthening, gently repositioning the gumline to expose the full, proportionate crown of the tooth. For patients suffering from severe gum recession where yellow root dentin is exposed, Dr. Eldomiaty performs minimally invasive tunneling connective tissue grafts, covering sensitive roots and restoring a vibrant, youthful gumline.
The Digital Smile Design (DSD) Workflow
At Aloha Dental Specialty Center, you never have to wonder what your future smile will look like. We eliminate uncertainty through our predictable 4-step digital workflow:
- High-Definition 3D Scanning: We capture 3D intraoral digital optical scans and facial photography in relaxed and high-smile positions.
- Virtual 3D Aesthetic Simulation: Using specialized digital smile software, we design your ideal tooth proportions, shapes, and contours on screen, allowing you to co-design your dream smile with your doctor.
- In-Mouth Physical "Test Drive" (Mock-Up): We fabricate a provisional composite mock-up that temporarily clips directly over your natural teeth without any drilling. You can look in the mirror, evaluate your speech, take photos, and see your new smile in real life before committing to treatment.
- Precision Delivery & Long-Term Protection: Master-crafted ceramic restorations are bonded with sub-micron precision. We then fabricate a custom digital occlusal nightguard to protect your investment against nocturnal bite stress.
Frequently Asked Questions About Smile Makeovers & Restorations
How long do porcelain veneers and ceramic crowns typically last?
When engineered with proper occlusal design and bonded to sound enamel, high-strength porcelain veneers and crowns routinely last 15 to 25 years or longer. Longevity depends on maintaining excellent daily oral hygiene, scheduling 6-month professional cleanings, and wearing a custom digital nightguard during sleep to prevent nighttime grinding damage.
Will my new crowns or veneers look unnaturally bright or fake?
Never at our office. Unnatural-looking dental work occurs when clinicians use cheap, monochromatic blocks of porcelain that lack depth. Our master ceramists individually layer multi-translucent ceramics with natural incisal halos, subtle characterizations, and lifelike micro-texture that reflect light identically to natural human enamel.
How many veneers or crowns are needed for a full smile makeover?
The number of restorations depends entirely on your natural smile width (how many teeth show when you smile broadly) and your aesthetic goals. Most comprehensive smile transformations involve treating 6, 8, or 10 upper teeth (the aesthetic zone from canine-to-canine or premolar-to-premolar). We evaluate your smile line during your consultation to determine the ideal number for seamless harmony.
Can dental implants be combined with veneers and natural teeth?
Yes! Multi-disciplinary smile design frequently combines dental implants for missing teeth with porcelain veneers or crowns on adjacent natural teeth. Our team ensures that the custom zirconia implant abutments, emergence profiles, and ceramic shades match perfectly across both implants and natural teeth.
Is the smile makeover process painful?
Not at all. We utilize profound topical numbing and buffered local anesthesia to ensure complete numbness before any preparation begins. For patients who feel anxious or are undergoing longer restorative visits, we offer inhaled nitrous oxide ("laughing gas"), oral sedation, or IV conscious sedation so you can rest completely undisturbed throughout your appointment.
What is the difference between composite bonding and porcelain veneers?
Composite bonding is resin material sculpted directly onto the tooth in a single appointment, making it an excellent, cost-effective choice for small chips or minor gaps. However, composite resin is porous and tends to stain or chip after 5 to 7 years. Porcelain veneers are lab-fabricated ceramic that is impervious to coffee, tea, and red wine staining, resists chipping with exceptional compressive strength, and retains its high-gloss luster for decades.
Does dental insurance cover cosmetic smile restorations?
While purely elective cosmetic procedures (such as teeth whitening or veneers for minor discoloration) are typically not covered by insurance, restorations that repair broken teeth, cracked fillings, severe decay, or missing teeth (such as crowns, fixed bridges, and dental implants) frequently receive substantial PPO insurance coverage (typically 50% to 80%). Our financial team verifies your benefits to maximize coverage.
What financing options are available for smile transformations?
We believe everyone deserves to smile with total confidence. We partner with CareCredit, Sunbit, and Cherry to offer 0% APR promotional financing for 6, 12, or 24 months, allowing you to break your investment into comfortable, predictable monthly payments. We also accept HSA and FSA accounts.
Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. These clinical case transformations represent actual patient cases treated by our team at Aloha Dental Specialty Center. All patients provided written clinical consent for educational presentation. Your personalized treatment results will depend on your unique oral anatomy, periodontal health, and restorative plan.
Why Patients Choose Aloha Dental Specialty Center
3D CBCT Imaging On-Site
Our office uses Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) for implant planning and diagnostic review. Three-dimensional imaging supports more accurate treatment planning for implant and endodontic cases compared to traditional 2D X-rays.
Multi-Disciplinary Team Under One Roof
Our team includes a periodontist (Dr. Walied Eldomiaty), endodontic specialists, and our pediatric dental team. Many cases that would otherwise require multiple offices can be coordinated here.
Multi-Disciplinary Dental Care
Aloha Dental Specialty Center brings periodontics, endodontics, and pediatric dentistry together under one roof. Dentists across Beaverton, Hillsboro, and Aloha refer to our team for cases that benefit from in-house specialty coverage.
Sedation options including IV sedation are available for qualifying patients. Complex oral surgery cases that fall outside our in-house scope are coordinated with referring oral & maxillofacial surgeons.
Our Beaverton Office
Our single office is in Suite B at 18455 SW Alexander St in Beaverton. Patients come to us from Beaverton, Aloha, Hillsboro, Tigard and across the west Portland area.
Aloha Dental Specialty Center
18455 SW Alexander St, Suite B
Beaverton, OR 97006
Mon–Wed 8:00am–5:00pm
Thu–Fri 8:00am–6:00pm
Sat 8:00am–2:00pm
Sun closed
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Finding Suite B
We are in the Aloha Medical Dental Square building at 18455 SW Alexander St. Look for Aloha Dental Specialty Center, Suite B, and call us if you have trouble finding the entrance.
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