Smile Gallery · Atlanta, GA
Smile Gallery
Real patients. Real results. Photographed, not rendered.
Every smile below was designed and placed by Dr. Hugh Flax, an AACD Accredited cosmetic dentist — a credential fewer than a few hundred dentists worldwide hold.
Schedule Your ConsultationThe art of cosmetic dentistry is a disappearing craft. Most dentists say they do cosmetic work; very few do the years of preparation it takes to become accredited. The difference does not show up in a brochure — it shows up in photographs like these.
Look at the gum lines. Look at how light moves through the edges of the teeth. Look at whether the smile suits the face it belongs to. That is what the extra time buys.
Before & After
Smile Transformations
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BeforeSmile Transformation
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BeforeGum Lift & Veneers
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BeforeSmile Transformation
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BeforeGum Lift, Orthodontics & Veneers
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BeforeSmile Makeover
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BeforeOrthodontics & Veneers
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BeforeDental Implants
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BeforeDental Crowns, Dental Implants & Veneers
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BeforeVeneers
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BeforePreventative Dentistry
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BeforeDental Crowns, Gum Lift & Veneers
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BeforeBonding & Teeth Whitening
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Why These Results Look Different
Two Weeks in Temporaries
You live with the shape, color and fit of your new smile for two full weeks before anything is final. Dr. Flax keeps adjusting until it is right — and only then does it go to the lab. Most dentists send the case off immediately, and the patient never gets to test-drive the teeth.
Three Hours per Crown
A single crown takes about three hours to craft in our office. The typical appointment allows one. The extra two hours are where the fit, the margin and the way the tooth catches light are decided.
A Full Day, One Patient
A full mouth of veneers gets an entire eight-hour day with no other patients on the schedule. The common approach is two hours per arch, split across two days.
Ready to See What Is Possible for Your Smile?
Bring us the smile you have and the one you want. We will tell you honestly what it takes to get there.