Every case below was planned and treated in this office by Dr. Khan, and photographed with the same camera, lighting and retractors each time. Drag any slider to see the change.
Close-ups show the dentistry, but a smile is only ever seen as part of a face. This patient was treated with porcelain veneers across the upper arch — same lighting, same angle, months apart.
Filter by the treatment you are considering. Nothing here is a stock photograph or a whitened render — these are our patients.
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Worn, slightly uneven incisal edges had flattened the smile line. Hand-layered porcelain veneers restored length and symmetry while keeping the shade natural against the lower teeth.
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Chips and a notched edge on the central incisors were rebuilt directly in composite, then shaped and polished by hand. Bonding is done chairside in a single appointment, with no lab stage.
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Spacing across the upper front teeth was closed with hand-shaped composite, widening each tooth just enough to balance the arch without moving anything orthodontically.
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Rotated and overlapping teeth on both arches were moved with a series of clear aligners — removable for eating and brushing, with no brackets or wires at any stage.
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Clear aligners corrected the crowding, and in-office Zoom whitening lifted the shade only once the teeth had reached their final position — the order that gives the most even colour.
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Years of wear had shortened the teeth and closed the bite down. A full mouth rehabilitation rebuilt height, function and appearance across both arches together.
Every photograph on this page is of a patient treated at Khan Dental Studio and is published with their written consent. Results vary from person to person — the right treatment for you depends on your bite, your gum health and how much natural tooth structure you have. Dr. Khan will tell you honestly what is realistic before you commit to anything.
Because they are meant to. We shoot every case on the same camera, at the same distance, with the same retractors and flash. If a practice changes the lighting or the angle between the two shots, you are looking at photography rather than dentistry.
No. They are resized and cropped for the web and nothing else — no whitening filters, no smoothing, no colour grading. The watermark is the only thing added.
Possibly, but nobody can promise that from a photograph. What is achievable depends on your starting position — tooth position, gum levels, how you bite together and how much enamel is left. That is exactly what the consultation is for.
Only if you want us to, and only with written consent. Plenty of patients prefer not to be photographed at all, and that never affects your treatment. You can also withdraw consent later and we will take the images down.
It depends on the treatment and on maintenance. Porcelain and well-made restorations last years with good hygiene and a nightguard if you grind. Composite bonding needs occasional polishing and does pick up stain over time. We will give you the honest lifespan for whatever you are considering.
Book a consultation and Dr. Khan will photograph where you are now, show you the options on screen and tell you plainly what is and is not worth doing.