Discover aesthetic dentistry in Belgrade – teeth whitening, dental crowns, veneers, smile design and many more

Aesthetic dentistry is a specialized branch of dental care focused on improving the appearance of your teeth, gums, and overall smile.
Modern cosmetic dental treatments not only enhance your appearance but also offer functional solutions for maintaining oral health.

Whether you want whiter teeth, a more symmetrical smile, or a complete smile makeover, aesthetic dentistry offers personalized options tailored to your needs.

At our Aesthetic Dentistry Center, we offer a wide range of treatments designed to enhance both the beauty and health of your smile, including:

Teeth Whitening
Composite Veneers
Ceramic Veneers (Porcelain Veneers)
Replacement of Old Fillings
Ceramic Crowns and Bridges
Aligners for Teeth Straightening
Gummy Smile Correction

Teeth Whitening

If you’ve noticed your teeth becoming yellowish or developing dark stains, professional teeth whitening can restore their natural brightness.
Consumption of colored foods and beverages (coffee, tea, cola), use of certain medications like tetracyclines during early childhood or pregnancy, trauma, and genetic conditions like dentinogenesis imperfecta can all cause tooth discoloration.

It’s a common misconception that teeth can be safely whitened at home using DIY methods found online. These “recipes” — often involving baking soda, lemon juice, etc. — can actually damage the enamel without effectively whitening the teeth.
That’s why it is crucial to consult a dentist before attempting any whitening treatment.

Before whitening:
During your initial appointment, we will examine your teeth and gums to treat any cavities or gum disease if necessary.
A professional cleaning will be performed to remove plaque and tartar buildup, preparing your teeth for optimal whitening results.

In-Office Teeth Whitening Procedure

A cheek retractor is placed to expose the aesthetic zone — the area visible when you smile.
Your gums are protected with a special barrier gel.
A whitening gel is applied in three 15-minute sessions.
An activating light may be used to accelerate the whitening process.
For maximum safety, our doctors recommend spreading the whitening procedure over two sessions and applying fluoride treatment afterward to strengthen the teeth.

Note: Results vary individually, and maintenance sessions can be performed every six months.

At-Home Teeth Whitening

At-home whitening involves custom-made trays and professional whitening gel. This method is highly effective but requires a longer treatment time compared to in-office whitening.
Dental impressions are taken to create personalized whitening trays for both arches.
When your trays are ready, you’ll attend a fitting session where our team will show you how to use them properly.
Whitening is performed at home, typically overnight.
Benefit: You can keep your trays for future touch-ups and simply purchase additional gel when needed (every 6–12 months).

Icon Treatment – Gentle Correction of White Spots

Have you noticed white spots on your teeth that affect the beauty of your smile?
Good news: in recent years, this problem can now be treated without drilling.

Advantages of Icon Treatment:

Gentle and minimally invasive — no drilling required
Painless — no need for anesthesia
Prevents the spread of early decay
Remineralizes enamel and strengthens teeth
Provides long-lasting results

Icon treatment is an excellent option for early caries detection and for patients anxious about dental drilling.
It’s also suitable for children, depending on their level of cooperation.

Gummy Smile Treatment

A gummy smile is characterized by excessive display of gum tissue above the teeth when smiling.
Experts agree that for an ideal smile line, the visible gums should not exceed 2 mm.
When more gum tissue is exposed, it can negatively impact the overall aesthetics of the smile.

In many cases, the gum exposure is noticeable even with a slight smile, causing individuals to feel self-conscious or cover their mouths while laughing.
Gummy smiles are a common dental concern, affecting approximately 14% of women and 7% of men.