Find the smile treatment that fits your goals, pace, and priorities.

A real smile makeover consultation is about more than picking the most dramatic cosmetic treatment. Dr. Eric Klein begins by listening to what bothers you, what you hope will look different, and how quickly you want to see change. Some patients want a brighter smile before an event. Others want to fix worn edges, close spaces, replace missing teeth, or rebuild several concerns in a more coordinated way. Those goals matter because the best treatment plan is the one that fits both the smile and the person wearing it.

At the visit, Dr. Klein evaluates tooth position, existing restorations, gum symmetry, wear patterns, bite function, and overall oral health. If the teeth and gums are not healthy first, cosmetic care should be sequenced the right way. That might mean treating gum inflammation, addressing a cracked tooth, or reviewing a missing-tooth solution before the cosmetic phase begins. The consultation is designed to keep the process honest and practical rather than pushing one option onto every patient.

The office uses a 3Shape TRIOS digital intraoral scanner to capture a detailed digital model without the mess of traditional impression trays. That scan helps Dr. Klein explain spacing, alignment, edge position, and restorative possibilities more clearly. For more complex implant planning, CBCT 3D cone-beam imaging is coordinated through a partner imaging facility so anatomy can be reviewed carefully before treatment is finalized. When a patient wants to understand not only what can change but also why one treatment is smarter than another, this digital workflow makes that conversation much easier.

The simulator on this page gives you a strong starting point, but the in-person consultation is where priorities become a real plan. Some patients are best served by whitening and minor bonding. Others need veneers, Invisalign, implant planning, or a staged smile makeover that combines several treatments. Before you commit to anything, Dr. Klein can explain the likely timeline, the Maryland cost range you should expect, and which option gives the healthiest and most durable result for your specific smile.