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Nine real patients, photographed under clinical lighting with no retouching, no filters and no stock images. Each one lists what was actually done, including the cases where the answer was a crown rather than a veneer.

Before: front teeth worn short and discoloured after years of use

After: even length and a shade that belongs in his face, on teeth strong enough for daily load, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 01

Worn uppers rebuilt in zirconia

Goal: Front teeth worn short and discoloured after years of use
Approach: Six aesthetic zirconia crowns, not veneers. Too little enamel was left for porcelain to bond to
Result: Even length and a shade that belongs in his face, on teeth strong enough for daily load

Before: two lateral incisors that stayed undersized once the braces came off

After: even proportions across the front, with his own teeth doing the rest of the work, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 02

Peg laterals, after braces

Goal: Two lateral incisors that stayed undersized once the braces came off
Approach: Two porcelain veneers, on those two teeth only. Nothing else was touched
Result: Even proportions across the front, with his own teeth doing the rest of the work

Before: heavy wear, deep staining and a set of older restorations that were failing together

After: a rebuilt bite and one consistent shade, front to back, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 03

Sixteen crowns, upper and lower

Goal: Heavy wear, deep staining and a set of older restorations that were failing together
Approach: Eight crowns on the top and eight on the bottom, planned and sequenced as one case
Result: A rebuilt bite and one consistent shade, front to back

Before: teeth sitting visibly out of line, with orthodontics ruled out by the patient

After: a level smile, and a replaced tooth that reads like the ones beside it, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 04

Alignment corrected without braces

Goal: Teeth sitting visibly out of line, with orthodontics ruled out by the patient
Approach: Crowns to bring the arch into line, plus a single implant on the upper right
Result: A level smile, and a replaced tooth that reads like the ones beside it

Before: colour that never matched from one front tooth to the next

After: a uniform shade that still behaves like enamel instead of paint, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 05

Veneers for one even shade

Goal: Colour that never matched from one front tooth to the next
Approach: Porcelain veneers, layered to a single consistent tone
Result: A uniform shade that still behaves like enamel instead of paint

Before: repair upper front teeth broken in a bike accident

After: the break is gone. bonding does not last forever, and porcelain stays available whenever he wants it, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 06

Front teeth broken in a fall

Goal: Repair upper front teeth broken in a bike accident
Approach: Composite bonding, shaped and shaded by hand in one visit
Result: The break is gone. Bonding does not last forever, and porcelain stays available whenever he wants it

Before: biting edges worn uneven by years of stress grinding

After: even edges, and a colour nobody reads as new work, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 07

Grinding wear, four upper crowns

Goal: Biting edges worn uneven by years of stress grinding
Approach: Four crowns across the upper front teeth, with the shade kept deliberately restrained
Result: Even edges, and a colour nobody reads as new work

Before: colour was the only thing wrong, and the shape was already right

After: a brighter smile with every one of her own teeth untouched, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 08

Whitening, and nothing else

Goal: Colour was the only thing wrong, and the shape was already right
Approach: Whitening on its own. No drilling, no porcelain, nothing permanent
Result: A brighter smile with every one of her own teeth untouched

Before: advanced gum disease, with four upper front teeth that could not be saved

After: a stable, healthy front to the mouth built on gums that can hold it, by Dr. Peter Bonifatto, Las Vegas

Case 09

Periodontal case, canine to canine

Goal: Advanced gum disease, with four upper front teeth that could not be saved
Approach: Four extractions once the disease was controlled, then a bridge spanning the six upper front teeth
Result: A stable, healthy front to the mouth built on gums that can hold it

All photography is unretouched and from Dr. Bonifatto's own patients, used with consent. Individual results vary; your plan is designed around your teeth, your face, and your goals.

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