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Your face sets the rules.

A smile that suits one face will look wrong on another, so nothing here begins with a tooth shape. It begins with a record of you, and it does not become permanent until you have seen it, worn it, and agreed to it.

The clinic’s name and the founder’s signature in gold on the marble wall
Movement I

The record

You are met at the door, and we listen to you before anything is measured.

YOUR HISTORY FIRSTDr. Ahmed at his desk in the clinicThe CBCT panoramic and cross-sections on the clinic wall monitorA cheek retractor showing the teeth and gumsDr. Ahmed at his desk, listening to a patientThe doctor examining a patient's mouth with a dental probe
Movement I

The record

You first, then your teeth, all in one visit.

  1. 01
    Your history

    What has been done before, what your health allows, what has been bothering you and for how long. The history comes first because it changes what is possible.

  2. 02
    The scan

    When the case calls for it, a three-dimensional scan of the teeth, jaws and bone. What is under a smile decides what the smile can be.

  3. 03
    The photo session

    Your smile photographed the way a case is photographed. The same views and the same light, so what we compare later is your face and not the camera.

  4. 04
    The conversation

    You say what bothers you and what you want, in your own words and at length. It cannot be measured, and it shapes the plan as much as any measurement does.

  5. 05
    The examination

    The clinical diagnosis: what is healthy, what needs care, and what has to be treated before anything cosmetic begins.

A patient’s own face on the clinic’s design-review screen
Movement II

The design

Your face, on the screen where your smile is designed. Nothing here comes from a catalogue.

MIDLINE · PUPIL LINE · SMILE LINEA smiling patient with guide lines drawn across her faceThe proposed teeth drawn over the patient’s photographDr. Ahmed writing a plan at his laptopThe design handed across the desk to the patient
Movement II

The design

Nothing is made until it has been drawn, priced and agreed.

  1. 06
    The analysis

    We read your face and smile together: your midline, the line through your pupils, the line your smile makes, and the width and proportion of the teeth against the face they sit in. The drawing starts from these measurements.

  2. 07
    The drawing

    The proposed smile, drawn over your own photograph, at full size. Not a stock smile placed on you. Yours, proposed on your face, so you judge it where you will wear it.

  3. 08
    The plan

    Stages, steps, timeline and cost, written down and priced from the published price list. Sometimes one route, sometimes a choice between routes, with what each costs and what each asks of you.

  4. 09
    Your approval

    Here we stop for your answer. We do not prepare, cut or make anything until you have seen the design and agreed the plan. If it does not suit you, we redraw it.

WHATEVER MUST HAPPEN FIRSTTwo dentists treating a patient together at the chairA tooth prepared to the design, the drill at the front teethA technician hand-characterising teeth on a stone modelThe new front teeth tried in, checked with a probeTweezers placing a veneer on a front tooth
Movement III

The build

Your plan, carried out step by step.

  1. 10
    The groundwork

    Whatever must happen first happens first: root canal work, gum work, treating anything that needs care first. Handled here, by the specialist the case needs, without sending you across the city.

  2. 11
    The preparation

    The teeth are prepared to the design, not to a habit. What is removed is decided by the drawing you already approved.

  3. 12
    The lab

    Your veneers and crowns are made to one lab standard behind all our work, and to what your dentist sets for your case: the shade, the translucency, the way light sits on the edge.

  4. 13
    The try-in

    You wear the design before it is permanent, and judge it on your face rather than on a screen. Changes happen here. It is the last easy moment to change anything, which is exactly why it exists.

  5. 14
    The delivery

    The work is seated, and you are handed the mirror.

WHAT A PATIENT SAID · WATCH HER SAY IT

“Everyone who meets me afterwards, I tell them I had veneers, and they say: what? They don’t show at all.”

Where the veneer or crown meets the tooth at the gum, the dentist works under magnification, and under a microscope when the case needs it. It takes longer, and it is what makes the join hard to see.

A patient smiling at himself in a hand mirror
Movement IV

The after

You see your whole face again, with its new smile.

BEFORE AND AFTER, SAME VIEWSThe patient photographed again, smiling, his whole face in the frameA patient walking out past the clinic’s gold lettering
Movement IV

The after

The mirror is not the last appointment.

  1. 15
    The record, closed

    The case is photographed again, in the same place and the same views. Your file now holds the before and the after.

  2. 16
    Afterwards

    How to keep it, what to avoid and when to come back, with the follow-up booked rather than left to you to remember. If you need us again later, you come back to the same team, who keep your full file.

A PUBLIC GOOGLE REVIEW · NASR CITY · READ IT 

“Dr. Ahmed AlKaffas was honest, professional and took the time to explain every option, no pressure at all. The colour looks natural and the shape suits my face perfectly.”

WALID AMAN · FIVE STARS
THE METHOD, ON YOUR FACE

See it drawn on you.

Steps 01 to 05 happen in your first visit, for 800 EGP at any of our three clinics. A CT scan, if your case needs one, is priced separately. The analysis, step 06, comes next, and nothing is made until you have approved the design and the plan.

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