Crowns before and after: real patients
Every photo on this page is of a Precious Dental patient. The clinic holds written consent from each person shown. None of these images is AI-generated or retouched to change the result.
These before and after photos show real Precious Dental patients treated with zirconium crowns, full-mouth crowns, E-max veneers and smile makeovers, as published on dentprecious.com. The clinic holds written consent from every patient shown. Results vary from person to person and depend on your own teeth, gums and plan.
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AfterReal Precious Dental patients. The clinic holds written consent from every patient shown. Treatment names are as recorded by the clinic. Results vary from person to person; your plan depends on your own teeth.
How to look at before and after photos
- Ask how many teeth were treated, and why. A big change on healthy teeth may mean a lot of tooth was removed. See what crowns do to your teeth.
- Look at the gums. Healthy pink gum fitting neatly around each crown is a good sign.
- Check lighting and angle. Same light and angle before and after makes a fair comparison. Our article on Turkey teeth on social media explains the tricks to watch for.
- Remember the photo is day one. Ask what the teeth look like years later.
Treatment names are as recorded by the clinic. Results vary.
Common questions
Are these photos real?
Yes. They are Precious Dental patients photographed at the clinic, the same images published on dentprecious.com, with written consent. No patient image on this site is AI-generated. The crown renders elsewhere on the site are illustrations and are labelled as such.
Will my result look like this?
Not necessarily. Each result depends on the starting teeth, the gums, the number of teeth treated and the material. The photos show what was done for other people, not a promise for you.
Why are some results very white?
Shade is the patient's choice, agreed at the try-in. Some people want a bright result, others a natural one. Tell your dentist which you prefer; see briefing your dentist.
Can I see a case like mine?
Ask your coordinator. If there are further published cases similar to yours, they can share them.
Sources
Checked October 2026. Where we give our own view as a clinic, we say so.
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