A Hollywood Smile at Armada Smile is a complete smile restoration that combines porcelain veneers, crowns and considered design — recommended only when it is genuinely the right plan for your case, and shaped to still look like you.
A full Hollywood Smile plan suits patients who want a complete aesthetic rebuild of the visible smile — usually the upper 8 to 10 front teeth and, often, a matching lower arch. We do not recommend a Hollywood Smile for healthy teeth that only need small adjustments; in those cases, laminate veneers or targeted smile design deliver a better, more conservative result.
Hollywood Smile plans usually combine porcelain laminate veneers and E-Max crowns, chosen per tooth based on bite load and existing structure. Every case is finished by our in-house ceramist to keep shade, shape and translucency consistent across the full smile.
Most Hollywood Smile plans are completed in a single 7–10 day visit: planning and preparation early in the week, temporaries and refinement in the middle, and the final appointment before you travel home.
Recovery is usually quick. Mild sensitivity is normal for a few days and settles. You leave with a clear aftercare brief and can reach your coordinator directly during and after healing.
The number of teeth included (single arch or both), the mix of veneers and crowns, any preparatory treatment (whitening, extractions, gum contouring) and the complexity of the case all affect the quote. Your written quote is always confirmed before you travel.
Usually 8 to 10 visible upper teeth, often combined with a matching lower arch for symmetry. The exact count depends on how much of your smile shows when you speak.
A conservative approach is always our first choice. Some preparation is needed to seat veneers or crowns reliably, but we keep it to the minimum that the clinical result safely allows.
Well-placed porcelain veneers and crowns are designed to last for many years but will eventually need maintenance or replacement. Regular check-ups, good hygiene and a balanced bite are essential for longevity.
Patients whose teeth only need small cosmetic adjustments, patients with significant untreated gum disease, and patients with severe grinding habits may be better served by a more conservative plan. We say so openly rather than default to a full rebuild.
Tell us a little about what you are considering. We respond personally — never with a template, never with pressure.
