An assessment may help when
- Tooth colour or staining is a concern
- Chips, worn edges or small gaps affect the smile
- Old visible restorations need assessment
- Alignment and restorative options need comparison
Smile assessment and restorative aesthetics in West Delhi
Cosmetic dentistry addresses the appearance of teeth and smiles through options such as whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns, alignment and gum-contour planning. Oral health and function remain the foundation.
Dr. Eisha Kathuria is an MDS prosthodontist at Dr. Kathuria’s Dental Specialties. Her restorative training supports careful aesthetic planning without presenting “cosmetic dentistry” as a separate postgraduate specialty qualification.
Same-day consultations may be available; call to confirm. Monday–Saturday, 9:30 am–8:00 pm.

01 · Quick answer
A cosmetic consultation identifies what you want to change, checks oral health and compares the least invasive suitable choices. Results depend on tooth condition, bite, materials, maintenance and realistic expectations.
In brief: diagnosis and suitability require individual examination.
02 · Overview
Common concerns include staining, uneven edges, gaps, worn teeth, visible restorations and proportions that affect the smile. The cause matters because whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns and orthodontics solve different problems.
Photography, shade records, scans or trial changes may support planning. Healthy enamel should not be removed simply to deliver a predetermined package.
03 · Assessment
Symptoms and needs can overlap with other dental conditions. A focused assessment helps define the correct pathway.
Clinical note: this list supports discussion; it does not establish a diagnosis.
04 · Compare choices
Whitening changes natural tooth colour but not restoration colour. Bonding adds resin with limited tooth alteration. Veneers cover the visible surface. Orthodontics moves teeth. Crowns are reserved for teeth that need broader structural restoration.
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Bring available records and questions so the diagnosis, alternatives, sequence and maintenance needs can be reviewed.
05 · Care pathways
The appropriate pathway follows the diagnosis, clinical complexity and condition of the supporting tissues.
Assess whitening and restoration shade limitations.
Use additive bonding or veneers where appropriate.
Coordinate alignment, gums, restorations and bite.
06 · Consultation
Bring medicine details, relevant dental records and a clear account of symptoms or previous treatment.
Review symptoms, health and priorities.
Assess teeth, gums, bite and relevant tissues.
Use imaging or scans when clinically indicated.
Compare benefits, limits and alternatives.
Agree sequence and maintenance.
07 · Process
Identify specific teeth, features and priorities.
Assess decay, gums, enamel, bite and existing work.
Discuss likely change, maintenance and limitations.
Use photographs, mock-ups or provisional work for larger changes.
08 · Aftercare
Follow the instructions provided for the specific diagnosis and procedure. Recovery and maintenance needs differ by patient.
Protect teeth, gums and restoration margins.
Follow advice on food, drinks, tobacco and cleaning.
Address clenching or grinding when relevant.
Monitor colour, polish, margins, chips and gum response.
Contact the clinic promptly for worsening swelling, persistent bleeding, fever, spreading pain, altered sensation or a loose restoration. Seek urgent medical care for breathing or swallowing difficulty.
09 · Informed care
Benefits, limitations and alternatives depend on the diagnosis and chosen care.
10 · Planning
Smile design considers tooth display, proportion, symmetry, colour, gum levels and facial context. Bite forces, enamel thickness and cleaning access influence what can be maintained safely.
A conservative plan may combine small changes rather than removing sound structure for a uniform result.
11 · Clinical approach
Planning begins with the feature the patient wants changed.
Aesthetic work is not placed over active disease.
Whitening, bonding and alignment are considered before greater preparation.
Materials and colour changes are reviewed realistically.

12 · Your dentist
Dr. Eisha Kathuria’s prosthodontic training covers restorative form, tooth replacement, materials, bite and appearance. She plans aesthetic changes around health and maintainability rather than treating cosmetic dentistry as a stand-alone credential.
13 · The clinic
The Tagore Garden clinic provides smile assessment, whitening, bonding, veneer, crown and multidisciplinary planning pathways based on individual findings.
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14 · Common questions
Terminology and formal recognition vary by jurisdiction. Dr. Eisha’s stated postgraduate specialty is Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge.
No. Whitening changes natural tooth colour but does not predictably lighten existing restorative materials.
Some additive bonding requires little or no preparation, but every case differs. Repairs, polishing and replacement may be needed over time.
Preparation varies with tooth position, colour, enamel and the proposed result. No-preparation veneers are suitable only in selected cases.
Sometimes orthodontic movement allows a more conservative restorative result. The options should be compared before tooth preparation.
No. Planning can clarify likely changes and limitations, but biology, materials, healing, habits and individual perception affect outcomes.
Patient feedback
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Dr. Kathuria’s Dental Specialties
AC- 53, Tagore Garden, Block AC, Tagore Garden, Tagore Garden Extension, New Delhi, Delhi, 110027Next step
Arrange an assessment to clarify the diagnosis, compare suitable pathways and plan maintainable care.
Medically reviewed by: Dr. Eisha Kathuria, BDS, MDS, Prosthodontics and Crown & Bridge
Updated: 12 October 2026
General information does not replace examination, diagnosis or personalised dental advice. Suitability, sequence, recovery and risk vary by patient.
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