The enquiries from Christian Basti skew heavily towards appearance — veneers, whitening, closing a gap, fixing a front tooth that has been chipped for years. It is a commercial, hotel and office stretch, and people here are photographed more than most.
Cosmetic dentistry is also where the most money gets wasted in this city, and the reason is almost always the same: the treatment was sold before the design was done. Eight identical bright-white rectangles bonded onto a face they were never measured against.
The approach here is the other way round. Proportions are measured against your own face — where the edges of the front teeth should sit against your lip, how much shows when you smile, the midline, the small asymmetries that stop teeth looking printed. You see and approve that plan before a single tooth is touched. Dr. Abeda Parveen's MDS in prosthodontics is precisely the discipline of designing and building replacement tooth structure.
Given the drive, the first appointment is used to do all the thinking: photographs, assessment, and the plan with costs. Treatment visits are then booked in as few trips as the laboratory stages allow.