Cosmetic dentistry · Sandgate, North Brisbane
Cosmetic Dentistry in Sandgate
Cosmetic dentistry in Sandgate at Dental Seasons starts with what you would like to change, then a careful check of your teeth, gums and bite. We explain the realistic options, from whitening and veneers to teeth straightening and conservative repairs, so you can decide what is worthwhile. Suitability is always assessed individually.
- New patients welcome
- Least invasive options first
- Whitening, veneers and straightening
- Family-run since 2011
Not sure what you need?
Tell us what bothers you about your smile. We check your oral health first, then explain what each option can and cannot do.
What happens at a consultation →Cosmetic options
Cosmetic dental options in Sandgate
Patients from Sandgate, Shorncliffe, Brighton, Deagon and across North Brisbane come to us with all kinds of smile concerns. These are the main options we talk through. Which one suits you depends on your teeth, gums, bite and existing dental work.
Teeth whitening
Professional whitening lightens natural enamel. It does not change crowns, veneers or tooth-coloured fillings.
About whitening →
Dental veneers
Thin coverings for the front of teeth. Considered for some patients, after less invasive options have been discussed.
About veneers →
Teeth straightening
Options such as Invisalign clear aligners can improve crowding, spacing and alignment for suitable patients.
Straightening options →
Chipped or worn teeth
From tooth-coloured repairs to crowns, depending on how much of the tooth is affected and why.
Repairing chipped teeth →
Start with the goal
What would you like to change about your smile?
Some people arrive with a treatment already in mind, and sometimes that is the right choice. We prefer to start with the concern itself and work back to the options that make clinical sense for you.
That might mean whitening before replacing fillings that only differ in colour, treating crowded teeth with orthodontics rather than reshaping healthy teeth, or a straightforward repair for a single chipped tooth. Our aim is to keep healthy tooth structure wherever reasonably possible and to be clear about what each option can and cannot achieve.
Our approach
Sometimes doing less is the better cosmetic choice
Cosmetic dentistry should not automatically mean extensive treatment. Healthy tooth structure is valuable, so when several approaches could work, we look at the less invasive ones first.
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Whitening before replacing
If older fillings or crowns stand out, whitening the natural teeth first can help us match any new restorations later.
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Moving teeth, not reshaping them
Crowded or uneven teeth may be better aligned orthodontically than covered or reshaped.
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Repairing one area
A single damaged tooth can often be repaired on its own, without treating several healthy teeth around it.
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Sometimes, no treatment
Some situations do not need treatment at all. Our job is to explain realistic choices so you can decide what is worthwhile.
Your consultation
What happens at a cosmetic dental consultation?
A cosmetic consultation is a conversation first. You tell us what you would like to improve, and we check whether your teeth and gums are healthy enough for cosmetic work before suggesting anything.
There may be one sensible approach or several. We explain the limitations of each, the order things should happen in, and the fees involved, so you can take your time deciding.
Book a consultationTell us what you want to improve
It might be one tooth, or a broader concern about colour, alignment, wear or the overall look of your smile.
We assess your teeth and gums
This may include an examination, photographs, X-rays or digital scans, along with a look at your bite and existing dental work.
We discuss your options
We explain what each reasonable option involves, what it can and cannot achieve, and whether it suits you.
We plan the order of treatment
Sequencing matters. For example, whitening may be done before a new visible filling or crown is colour matched.
Meet your dentists
Experienced, highly qualified and genuinely kind
All of our dentists are registered with Ahpra and keep learning well beyond their degrees, so you get thoughtful, up-to-date care.
Dr Andrew Bachour
Principal Dentist
BDSc (Hons, UQ). Master’s degrees in Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics and in Sleep Medicine. Special interest in TMJ, orofacial pain and airway health.
Dr Michael Au
Dentist
BDSc (Hons, UQ). Known for his gentle touch and clear explanations, with advanced training in restorative dentistry and full-mouth rehabilitation.
Dr Pei San Chan
Dentist
BDS (Adelaide), GradDip Orthodontics (JCU), DipOrtho (UJI). Warm, calm care for patients of all ages, including children and orthodontics.
Patient reviews
Clear explanations, no pressure
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A treatment plan is always explained clearly without any pressure to proceed unless comfortable with it. I appreciate a written description and cost for the next appointment. All staff are welcoming and reassuring.
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You get thorough, gentle care at this dentist and all the information you want about what’s going on and why.
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Great service and highly professional! All procedures were patiently and thoroughly explained.
Visit us
Find us on Brighton Road, Sandgate
119A Brighton RoadSandgate QLD 4017
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FAQ
Cosmetic dentistry questions
What is cosmetic dentistry?
Cosmetic dentistry is dental treatment where improving the appearance of your teeth or smile is a key goal. At Dental Seasons in Sandgate this can include professional teeth whitening, teeth straightening such as Invisalign, veneers and tooth-coloured repairs, depending on what suits you.
Is a cosmetic dentist a specialist in Australia?
No. Cosmetic dentistry is not a registered dental specialty in Australia. General dentists provide cosmetic treatment, and some cases may also involve a registered specialist.
Will whitening change the colour of my crowns or fillings?
No. Whitening only lightens natural tooth enamel. Existing crowns, veneers and tooth-coloured fillings will not change colour, so we take them into account when planning your treatment.
Can a chipped front tooth be repaired?
Usually, yes. The right option depends on how much of the tooth is damaged and why it chipped. It may be a tooth-coloured repair or another restorative treatment, which we discuss after examining the tooth.
Do my teeth need to be healthy before cosmetic treatment?
Decay, gum problems or other active conditions may need to be treated before cosmetic work. We check your teeth and gums first and include any of this in your plan.
Will I be recommended veneers?
Not automatically. Treatment depends on your concern and the condition of your teeth. Where whitening, orthodontics or a conservative repair could achieve your goal, we discuss those options too.
How much does cosmetic dentistry cost?
Costs depend on the treatment you need. We explain fees once we have assessed your teeth and talked through your goals, so you can decide before anything goes ahead.
Do you see new patients for cosmetic consultations?
Yes. New patients are welcome, including people who simply want to understand their options. Book online or call (07) 3269 2064.
Thinking about changing something about your smile?
Book a consultation at our Sandgate clinic. We will check your oral health, explain your realistic options and talk through fees before anything goes ahead.