Smile makeover planning in Cheney, Washington
One smile. One coordinated plan.
A thoughtful combination of cosmetic, restorative, orthodontic, and implant options built around your priorities—not a preset package.
The Collins point of view
A smile makeover begins with diagnosis, not a menu of cosmetic procedures. Color, shape, alignment, gum position, missing teeth, bite forces, and existing dental work all influence what will look natural and remain healthy.
What care can include
The treatment should fit the person.
Your examination determines which options make sense and which ones do not.
Color
Professional whitening or restoration planning can address discoloration while coordinating the shade of existing and future dental work.
Alignment
Braces or clear aligners may create space, improve symmetry, and place teeth in healthier positions before restorative treatment.
Shape and proportion
Bonding, veneers, or crowns can refine worn, chipped, undersized, or irregular teeth when appropriate.
Missing or damaged teeth
Implants, bridges, crowns, and restorative care can return structure and function as part of the cosmetic plan.
Care inside the Cheney practice
This is what personal care looks like.
The photographs and video on this page were created inside Collins Family Dentistry—not pulled from a stock library.
How the plan comes together
Clear steps. No mystery.
You should understand what comes next, why it matters, and where you still have choices.
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Share what you notice
The plan starts with your priorities, what feels out of balance, and how much change you want.
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Build the clinical foundation
Decay, gum health, bite, tooth structure, and existing restorations are evaluated before elective care.
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Compare possible routes
Conservative, phased, and comprehensive options are explained with the tradeoffs of each.
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Sequence the treatment
The order is planned so whitening, orthodontics, gum care, implants, and restorations support one another.
Common questions
Useful answers before your examination.
These answers are general. Your diagnosis, health history, and goals shape the recommendation.
What treatments can be part of a smile makeover?
A plan may include whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns, orthodontics, gum care, implants, or replacement of aging restorations. Only treatments that fit your diagnosis and goals are recommended.
Can a smile makeover be completed in stages?
Yes. Many plans can be sequenced over time, beginning with health and function and then moving into elective refinements.
Will the result look natural?
The design process considers tooth proportion, texture, translucency, facial features, age, and neighboring teeth. You also have input into how subtle or noticeable the change should be.
Is a smile makeover only cosmetic?
Not always. Restoring worn, broken, missing, or poorly positioned teeth may improve function and health as well as appearance.
Your next visit
Ready for a clearer path forward?
Tell us what is bringing you in. Our Cheney team will help you find the right place to begin.