Cosmetic Dentistry
Smile Designing
Transform your smile with personalised smile design at Elysian Dental Lounge, Medavakkam Chennai. Veneers, bonding, contouring and whitening by Dr. Yokesh Kumar R.
Smile designing is a personalised, multi-treatment approach to creating your ideal smile. It combines cosmetic dental procedures — such as veneers, teeth whitening, contouring, and bonding — into one coordinated plan based on your facial features, skin tone, and personal preferences.
Unlike individual cosmetic treatments, smile designing takes a full-picture approach. Dr. Yokesh Kumar R analyses your teeth, gums, lips, and face together to create a smile that looks completely natural and uniquely yours.
A smile design plan is built from a combination of the following treatments, selected specifically for your case.
Smile designing addresses every aspect of your smile — colour, shape, size, alignment, and gum appearance — to produce a result that is both beautiful and believable. Our before-and-after results speak for themselves.
The process starts with a consultation and digital smile preview, so you know exactly what your new smile will look like before any treatment begins.
Real results at Elysian Dental Lounge: Scroll up to see our actual patient before-and-after transformations — performed right here in Medavakkam, Chennai.
The timeline depends on which treatments are involved. Whitening alone takes one session. Full veneer cases typically take 2–3 visits over 2–3 weeks. We will give you a clear timeline at your consultation.
Veneers are long-lasting (10–15+ years) but not technically permanent — they can be replaced. A small amount of enamel is removed during placement, so the tooth will always need a veneer or crown covering it.
Yes. Modern porcelain veneers and bonding materials closely mimic the light-reflecting properties of natural enamel. When done well, even people close to you often cannot tell the difference.
No — many smile design treatments also improve function. Restoring worn or chipped teeth protects them from further damage. Fixing gaps prevents food trapping and gum disease.
