Improve your smile with Smilefast

Transform your smile in just one visit

SmileFast is a ground-breaking cosmetic dentistry system, which enables our clinicians to create a bespoke smile makeover. It combines digital design, trial smiles, and minimally invasive composite veneers for predictable, confidence building results.

What is SmileFast?

SmileFast is a modern smile transformation system using composite resin, which is a tooth-coloured material, delivered via a digital workflow. The system is fast, predictable, and designed to deliver beautiful, natural-looking smiles.

How does SmileFast work?

Your SmileFast journey follows three simple steps:

1. Design your smile – we take digital scans and photographs of your teeth. These are then used to digitally design your new smile, allowing you to see the results before any work begins.

2. Try it and refine – a “trial smile” is placed over your current teeth using temporary material, which allows you to see what your new smile will look like, you can then make any tweaks so your new smile is perfect.

3. Final smile fit – the composite veneers are placed using a specialist SmileFast stent in a single, pain-free appointment, after which, you will have your perfect smile.

Is SmileFast right for you?

SmileFast is perfect for people looking to correct:

• Discolouration
• Minor chips
• Worn teeth
• Gaps or small misalignments
• Uneven front teeth

This treatment suits people looking for a quick, natural-looking enhancement without long or invasive procedures.

What to expect during your appointments

• Consultation & analysis – initial assessment and digital imaging.

• Trial smile – try your smile and make any tweaks you’d like made before fitting.

• Fit – composite veneers are applied using SmileFasts advanced stent technology.

Ready to transform your smile?

At Evolve Dentistry, we combine modern SmileFast technology with our caring, patient-centred approach. To find out if SmileFast is suitable for you, contact us today on 01275 842 550.

Top 10 FAQs about SmileFast in Portishead

1. What is SmileFast?

A digital, composite veneer-based smile makeover that lets you “try on” your new smile and make adjustments, before you have your veneers fitted.

2. Who is SmileFast suitable for?

Ideal for adults with minor cosmetic concerns—for example, small gaps, chips, discolouration, mild crowding, or worn front teeth.

3. What can SmileFast correct?

SmileFast effectively addresses the front 6 teeth, helping with uneven edges, minor misalignment, gaps, chips, staining, or thinning of the tooth enamel.

4. How long does the SmileFast treatment take?

The entire process—from digital scan to final fitting—can be completed within three pain free appointments.

5. Is the SmileFast procedure painful?

No. It’s minimally invasive method, where little to no tooth preparation is required. Most patients experience minimal discomfort or sensitivity, typically well-managed with local anaesthetic if necessary.

6. What is the SmileFast process?

• Design: Digital scans, photos or impressions are taken to create your new smile.

• Try: A “trial smile” is temporarily fitted so you can see what your smile will look like, you can then fine-tune the result.

• Fit: The final composite veneers are placed using a SmileFast stent, often in a single visit. 

7. How long do SmileFast veneers last?

Composite SmileFast veneers typically last around 3–7 years, subject to your diet, oral hygiene, eating habits, and regular dental check-ups.

8. What aftercare is needed with SmileFast veneers?

Maintain six monthly healthy mouth reviews and hygienist visits. Avoid staining foods and drinks, and consider wearing a night-guard if grinding.

9. How much does SmileFast cost?

Costs vary by the number of teeth treated and case complexity. Composite SmileFast makeovers in the UK generally start from around £1,800 for four teeth.

10. What happens if a veneer breaks?

If a veneer chips or breaks, dentists can often repair it using the original SmileFast stent or by manual composite repair.

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