Full Smile Restoration – 20 Crowns or Veneers

Twenty teeth. One treatment plan. A result that looks like it was always yours. Full smile restoration isn’t the most common procedure in dentistry — but for the right patient, it’s the one that changes everything.

Most cosmetic dental work fixes one thing: a discolored tooth, a chip, a gap. A full smile makeover works differently. It looks at the entire smile as a single unit — how the teeth relate to each other, to the gumline, to the lips, and to the face — and rebuilds it with all of that in mind.

The result, when it’s done well, doesn’t look like dental work. It looks like a great set of teeth that you’ve always had. That’s the goal, and it’s a harder thing to achieve than it sounds.

A full smile restoration involves placing 20 restorations — crowns or veneers, or a combination of both — across the upper and lower visible teeth. It’s for patients who want a complete change, not an improvement in one area.

Who it’s for:

• Teeth that are severely worn, chipped, or uneven across multiple surfaces.
• Deep discoloration that whitening doesn’t touch.
• Old, mismatched, or failing restorations that need to be replaced as a cohesive unit.
• Patients who want a complete aesthetic redesign — shape, size, color, proportion — done properly and permanently.

The goals are both aesthetic and functional. A full mouth restoration with veneers or porcelain crowns rebuilds the bite, not just the appearance. Teeth that look right and work right last longer and cause fewer problems over time.

Veneers cover only the front surface of the tooth. They require minimal preparation — in some cases, almost none — and preserve most of the natural tooth structure. A full set of veneers is the right choice when the underlying teeth are structurally intact and the goal is purely aesthetic: shape, color, proportions.

Crowns cap the entire tooth. They’re indicated when teeth are structurally compromised — significantly worn, cracked, or weakened by previous dental work. A full mouth restoration with porcelain crowns makes sense when aesthetics and structural rebuilding need to happen at the same time.

In many full smile restoration cases, the answer is both. Veneers on intact teeth, crowns where structure has been lost. The combination depends on the condition of each individual tooth, not a blanket decision made before the assessment.

20 crowns or 20 veneers is a significant undertaking. The process at Millennium Aesthetics is structured to make sure the final result is exactly what was planned — not a surprise.

• Photo protocol — detailed facial and dental photography captures proportions, symmetry, and how your teeth relate to your lips and face at rest and in motion.
• Digital Smile Design (DSD) — using digital tools, your new smile is designed on screen before any tooth is touched. You see the proposed result mapped onto your own face. Adjustments happen here, not after preparation.
• In-mouth mock-up — the digital design is translated into a temporary physical mock-up placed directly on your teeth. You see and feel the result in real life. This is the approval step — nothing moves forward until you’re satisfied.
• Preparation — teeth are prepared under Zeiss magnification using minimally invasive technique. Only what’s necessary is removed.
• Temporaries — custom temporary restorations based on the approved mock-up are placed for the duration of the fabrication period. You live with the new proportions before the final restorations arrive.
• Final placement — e.max or feldspathic ceramic restorations are bonded or cemented. The result is checked against the original design. Smile design in Fort Lauderdale at this level is a process, not a single appointment.

Full smile restoration pricing varies based on material choice and case complexity.

• 20 veneers in e.max ceramic: typically $30,000–$40,000;
• 20 crowns in zirconia or e.max: typically $36,000–$50,000;
• Mixed cases (veneers + crowns): priced per unit, total depends on the split.

These numbers reflect premium materials and the full DSD process — not a budget package. Financing through third-party partners with monthly payment options is available. Many patients plan this treatment over a defined timeline and appreciate knowing the full cost upfront.

• Digital Smile Design — the result is designed, approved, and previewed before any preparation begins.
• Premium e.max and feldspathic ceramics — materials that replicate natural enamel in translucency, depth, and shade.
• Gnathological planning — bite forces, jaw joint health, and muscle balance are assessed before any restoration is placed; the result functions as well as it looks.
• Natural-looking results — no uniform white blocks; every restoration is customized to the patient’s face, skin tone, and preferences.
• Minimally invasive — Zeiss magnification and conservative preparation technique preserve as much natural tooth structure as possible.

A full set of crowns or veneers is a significant decision. The consultation is where it starts — a full assessment, digital imaging, and a preliminary smile design based on your goals.

Millennium Aesthetics offers full smile restoration for patients across Fort Lauderdale and South Florida. Call us or book online to schedule your consultation. No commitment, no pressure — just a clear picture of what’s possible for your smile.