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Teeth Cosmetic Services

Cosmetic dental treatments in Hong Kong — veneers, teeth whitening, braces, Invisalign and corrective jaw surgery across three convenient clinics.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much does cosmetic dental treatment typically cost?

    Porcelain veneers start from HK$8,500 per tooth, clear-aligner orthodontics from around HK$30,000, in-clinic whitening from HK$8,500 and dentist-supervised take-home whitening from HK$5,800; fee structures differ between dentists and clinics. Two checks come before price: whether the option fits the problem — if the concern is purely colour, whitening achieves it without preparing teeth for veneers — and whether colour, shape and proportion expectations are aligned before any irreversible step, since a mismatch discovered afterwards costs far more to correct than a conversation beforehand. Home Dental has general dentists, dentists with postgraduate training and Specialists in Prosthodontics, arranged by case complexity and your needs.

  • What's the difference between conventional braces and Invisalign?

    Conventional braces use metal or ceramic brackets fixed to your teeth, offering precise control for complex cases. Invisalign uses clear, removable aligners that are nearly invisible and more comfortable for many patients. Your dentist will recommend the best option based on your specific alignment needs and lifestyle.

  • How long does orthodontic treatment usually take?

    Treatment duration depends on the complexity of your case. Simple spacing issues may take 6–12 months, while more complex alignment problems can require 18–24 months or longer. During your initial consultation, our orthodontist will assess your teeth and provide a personalised timeline.

  • Will teeth whitening damage my enamel?

    Professional teeth whitening performed by a qualified dentist is generally safe and does not damage enamel when done correctly. However, overuse of non-prescription products or unsupervised treatments can cause sensitivity or harm. We recommend a professional assessment before starting any whitening treatment.

  • Can veneers fix gaps between my teeth?

    Yes, veneers are an effective solution for closing small to moderate gaps between teeth. They're custom-made porcelain shells bonded to the front of your teeth, creating a uniform, natural-looking smile. For larger spacing issues, orthodontic treatment may be more appropriate. Book a consultation to discuss which option suits you best.

  • What is orthognathic surgery and when is it needed?

    Orthognathic surgery is jaw surgery that corrects skeletal misalignments affecting bite, speech, or facial appearance. It's typically recommended when orthodontic treatment alone cannot address severe jaw discrepancies. Our team will assess whether you're a candidate and explain the process, recovery time, and expected outcomes during consultation.

  • Do you accept dental insurance for cosmetic treatments?

    We accept most major dental insurance plans, though coverage for cosmetic procedures varies by policy. Some treatments like orthodontics may be partially covered, while purely aesthetic procedures often are not. WhatsApp us with your insurance details and we'll help you check your coverage.

Still wondering about something? Our team is happy to chat.

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