LX Dental Cosmetics West Loop South
Services

What the chair is set up to do

Pick the visit that matches the tooth. On the callback we confirm which one, then we name a figure. Tabs below are the same four lines we book — not a catalog of everything a dental office could theoretically offer.

Illustrated porcelain veneers on a ceramic tray

Porcelain veneers

For edges and shades that composite cannot hold. We count the teeth, show the temporary shape, and only then send the case to the lab. If two teeth would do the job of six, we say that.

Illustrated whitening tray and lamp

Whitening visits

Enamel that already has white spots gets a different plan than enamel that is simply yellow. You hear which path — chair or trays — before you buy a kit.

Illustrated composite bonding tools on a tray

Composite bonding

One chip, one small gap, one worn corner. The material is matched in the room. If the bond would be thicker than the tooth can hide, we stop and talk about a veneer instead.

Illustrated front-tooth crown with a shade guide

Front-tooth crowns

Coverage when the tooth is cracked or heavily filled. Shade tabs stay out until the color matches the tooth beside it under daylight, not only under the operatory lamp.

How a first cosmetic visit runs

01

You leave a number. We call and ask which tooth is the loud one.

02

Photos and a shade read at 3005 West Loop S. No prep on day one unless you already asked for it.

03

The fee is written down before we touch enamel. You can walk with that paper.

04

Lab or bonding day is booked only after you accept that figure.