A Hollywood Smile isn’t one procedure — it’s a complete redesign of your visible smile: shape, size, colour and symmetry, planned as a whole rather than tooth by tooth. Depending on your case it combines veneers, crowns, whitening and gum contouring into a single treatment plan.
At Kotul Healthcare in Antalya, your smile makeover takes one trip of around 5 days, comes with a 15-year written warranty on the ceramic work, and is never finalised until you’ve approved it in your own mouth.
Want to see what’s possible for your smile? Send photos on WhatsApp — you’ll get a free, personalised design plan and quote, usually within an hour.
This is the right page if you’d change most of what shows when you smile — not just one tooth:
If only one or two teeth bother you, you likely need laminate veneers or an E-max crown instead — smaller plans we’re happy to quote just as quickly. And one thing we’ll always be straight about: “Hollywood white” is a choice on a spectrum. Plenty of our patients ask for a result colleagues won’t clock as dental work — just a better version of their own smile.
If extra work becomes necessary mid-treatment, it’s covered — your confirmed price doesn’t grow.
It depends on how many teeth are in your smile line and which materials your case calls for — which is why a flat price would be misleading. What you get instead:
Even as a complete makeover, treatment in Antalya typically costs a fraction of equivalent work in the UK, Germany or Poland.
Usually the teeth visible when you smile — commonly 8 to 10 in the upper arch, sometimes both arches. Your design consultation settles the exact count.
As natural as you want it to. Shade and shape are designed against your face, and the try-on means nothing is fixed until it looks right to you in a mirror, not just on paper.
The ceramic work is warrantied for 15 years; with routine care it commonly serves longer. Whitened natural teeth may want occasional top-ups.
Preparation is done under local anaesthesia. If dental anxiety is part of why your smile got here, sedation is available — mention it to your coordinator.
Yes — that's built into the process. The full try-on comes before bonding, and adjustments are made until you approve.
