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ALIGNERS & COMPOSITE EDGE BONDING Have you wanted to improve your smile but you didn’t want it to be too obvious? Here’s a look at a completely non invasive approach behind a smile refresh which prioritised enhancing what the patient already had. Step 1: Aligner Gentle, planned tooth movements over several months helps us guide the teeth into a more harmonious position. Regular check-ins allowed us to monitor progress and make adjustments as needed. Finishing Touch: No-Drill Composite Edge Bonding Once your teeth are in the right position, often times your edges will still be a bit uneven. To refine the final shape, we can add minimal composite to the edges—no drilling required. This helps enhance symmetry and balance while keeping tooth structure intact. Why this method Taking the time to align first can support a more conservative approach to final detailing. Treatment plans are always tailored to each person, and outcomes can vary depending on individual teeth, habits, and oral health. All procedures mentioned in this post are cosmetic in nature and individual results will vary. This information is general only and does not replace a personalised consultation. No guarantees of outcomes are implied. Any clinical decisions should be made following a full assessment with a registered dental practitioner. Before undergoing any treatment, please consider your own circumstances, potential risks, and alternative options. Photos, if shown, are used with patient consent. All procedures performed by Dr Benjamin Dang, general dentist (AHPRA: DEN0002670786)