Find the Right Treatment for Your Smile
Every smile is different. Whether you want to brighten your teeth, improve their shape, repair small imperfections or coordinate several cosmetic treatments, we begin by understanding what you would like to change. Your dentist will assess your oral health and explain suitable options before recommending a personalised treatment plan.
Brighten Your Natural Smile
Professional teeth whitening can help reduce visible staining caused by coffee, tea, food, smoking and natural ageing. At Tharish Dental Clinic, whitening begins with an assessment of your teeth and gums so that we can identify the type of staining, check existing restorations and select an appropriate whitening approach. Our goal is a brighter smile while carefully considering tooth sensitivity and your individual dental condition.
- Brightens natural tooth colour without covering or reshaping the teeth
- Treatment can be adapted according to sensitivity and dental condition
- Existing crowns, veneers and fillings are identified before whitening
- Soft tissues are protected during appropriate in-clinic whitening procedures
- Starting shade assessment helps you review the result realistically
Before & After
Illustrative only. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed.
Disclaimer: Results may vary between patients. Treatment outcomes depend on individual factors including tooth condition, type of staining, oral health, lifestyle habits and response to treatment. A dental assessment is required to determine suitability and expected results.
We examine your teeth and gums, discuss staining, sensitivity and previous dental work, and record your starting tooth shade.
If decay, gum inflammation or heavy surface deposits are present, your dentist may recommend treating these concerns before whitening.
For appropriate in-clinic treatment, the surrounding soft tissues are protected before the whitening material is carefully applied according to the selected system.
Your post-treatment shade is compared with the starting record and any uneven areas or further treatment requirements are discussed.
We provide guidance on temporary sensitivity, food and drink choices, smoking, oral hygiene and when future whitening maintenance may be appropriate.
Refine the Shape, Colour & Proportion of Your Smile
Ceramic veneers are thin, custom-made restorations designed to cover the visible surface of selected teeth. They may be considered for concerns involving tooth colour, shape, proportion, small gaps, worn edges or selected cosmetic imperfections. At Tharish Dental Clinic, veneer treatment is planned around your natural teeth, facial proportions, gum health and bite to create a balanced result that complements your smile.
- Personalised tooth colour, shape, length and proportion
- Ceramic can reproduce natural translucency and surface characteristics
- Planning helps determine which teeth genuinely require treatment
- Smile previews may help communicate proposed changes before final treatment
- Ceramic is generally more colour-stable than direct composite resin
- Final fit, bite and gum margins are carefully assessed
Before & After
Illustrative only. Results vary by patient.
Disclaimer: Illustrative image only. Veneer outcomes vary between individuals and depend on factors including tooth condition, bite, gum health, treatment plan and oral care. Results cannot be guaranteed. A dental assessment is required to determine suitability and expected outcomes.
We examine your teeth, enamel, gums, existing restorations and bite, including any grinding or clenching that could affect veneer treatment.
Photographs, digital scans or impressions and shade records help guide tooth proportions, colour and the overall treatment plan. Where appropriate, a digital or physical preview may be used to help visualise proposed changes.
If preparation is required, the dentist removes only the amount of tooth structure needed for the planned restoration. Local anaesthesia can be used when appropriate for comfort.
The fit, shade, shape and relationship between neighbouring teeth are carefully assessed before the veneers are bonded and the bite is refined.
We explain how to clean around your veneers, monitor your gums and protect the restorations. A night guard may be recommended if grinding or clenching could place them at risk.
Repair Small Chips, Gaps & Uneven Edges
Dental bonding uses tooth-coloured composite resin to make conservative cosmetic changes directly to selected teeth. It may be suitable for repairing small chips, closing limited spaces, reshaping uneven edges or improving minor differences in tooth shape. Because composite is applied directly to the tooth, treatment can often preserve more natural tooth structure than laboratory-made restorations.
- Preserves natural tooth structure in many suitable cases
- Colour and contour can be adjusted directly during treatment
- Suitable for selected small chips, gaps and worn edges
- Often does not require a laboratory-made restoration
- Composite can usually be repaired if localised damage occurs
- May be combined with whitening or orthodontic treatment as part of a staged smile plan
Before & After
Illustrative only. Individual results may vary.
Disclaimer: Illustrative image only. Dental bonding outcomes vary between individuals and depend on factors such as tooth condition, bite, extent of damage, oral habits and treatment requirements. Results cannot be guaranteed. A dental assessment is required to determine suitability and expected outcomes.
We examine the tooth, gums and bite and compare bonding with alternatives such as whitening, orthodontic alignment, veneers or no treatment.
The composite shade and intended tooth contour are selected to blend naturally with your smile.
The tooth is cleaned and prepared for bonding. Local anaesthesia is only used when clinically appropriate.
Tooth-coloured resin is applied in controlled layers, carefully shaped and hardened using a dental curing light.
The restoration is polished and your bite is checked. We then explain maintenance, staining considerations and when repair or review may be required.
Bring Your Smile Goals Together in One Plan
A smile makeover combines selected cosmetic and restorative dental treatments within one coordinated plan. Depending on your needs, this may include teeth whitening, ceramic veneers, dental bonding, orthodontic alignment, gum treatment or replacement of selected restorations. Rather than treating each concern separately, we evaluate your teeth, gums, bite, facial proportions and personal priorities before creating a staged treatment plan.
- Coordinates colour, tooth shape, alignment and restorative requirements
- Considers conservative options before irreversible treatment
- Separates health and functional needs from purely aesthetic concerns
- Allows treatments to be completed in an appropriate clinical sequence
- Smile previews may help communicate proposed changes
- Treatment can be planned around the needs of Phuket residents and visiting International patients
- Long-term cleaning and maintenance requirements are considered from the beginning
Before & After
Illustrative only. Individual results may vary.
Disclaimer: Illustrative image only. Smile makeover outcomes vary between individuals and depend on factors including tooth condition, gum health, bite, treatment combination, oral habits and individual response to treatment. Results cannot be guaranteed. A dental assessment is required to determine suitability and expected outcomes.
We discuss what you like about your current smile, what you would prefer to improve, your expectations, treatment priorities, budget and available time.
The dentist examines your teeth, gums, bite and existing dental work. Photographs, scans or X-rays are recommended when they provide useful treatment information.
We explain available approaches, including conservative alternatives, and discuss the expected sequence of treatment.
Oral health and functional concerns are treated first when required. Cosmetic procedures then follow according to the agreed treatment plan.
After treatment, we assess appearance, bite, gum response and oral hygiene and explain how to maintain your dental work over the long term.