Cosmetic Dentistry · Walnut Creek, CA
Porcelain Veneers & Smile Makeovers in Walnut Creek
Explore veneers, bonding, and smile makeover options with AACD Accredited cosmetic dentist Dr. Mohammad Khandaqji. Your plan starts with your goals, bite, and gum health, with a smile designed to look natural.
Sound Familiar?
You Deserve a Smile You Don't Want to Hide.
For many people, dissatisfaction with their smile becomes a quiet habit. They smile less in photos, cover their mouth when they laugh, or simply stop showing their teeth altogether.Whether your teeth are worn, chipped, discolored, or the result of previous dental work that never felt quite right, you don't have to keep hiding your smile.
You hide your smile in photos or cover your mouth when you laugh
Your teeth are chipped, worn, or discolored and it affects your confidence
You've had cosmetic work before that looked fake or didn't last
You want a natural result, not an obviously "done" smile
You're not sure where to start or who to trust with cosmetic work
Why It Matters
AACD Accredited Cosmetic Dentist in Walnut Creek
Dr. Mohammad Khandaqji is an AACD Accredited cosmetic dentist. At Mona Lisa Smile Dental, cosmetic treatment begins with an evaluation of your teeth, gums and bite alongside the changes you want to make. Meet Dr. Khandaqji and learn about his training.
How It Works
Beautiful Smiles Don't Happen by Chance.
Every transformation begins with careful planning, thoughtful design, and attention to every detail.
Cosmetic Treatments We Offer
Every treatment listed below begins with a proper diagnosis - never a sales pitch.
Porcelain Veneers
Ultra-thin porcelain shells bonded to the front surface of your teeth. Custom-crafted to match your natural tooth color, shape, and translucency.
Composite Veneers
Tooth-colored resin sculpted onto the teeth to improve chips, gaps or shape. Ask how composite compares with porcelain for your planned result, maintenance and budget.
Smile Makeovers
A combination of two or more cosmetic treatments planned and sequenced to create a complete smile transformation from first visit to final result.
Teeth Whitening
Professional-grade whitening that goes beyond what over-the-counter products can achieve - safe, supervised, and lasting.
Gum Contouring
Reshaping the gum line to create better proportion between your teeth and gums - often the missing piece of a truly balanced smile.
Dental Bonding
Tooth-colored composite resin applied to repair chips, cracks, gaps, or discoloration with minimal preparation and in a single appointment.
Ready to Start?
Your Smile Should LookLike the Best Version of You.
Book a Smile Consultation and let's talk about what is possible for your specific situation.
"I Never Smiled in Photos." — Andrea
Andrea spent years hiding her smile in photos. Rather than starting with veneers, we started with a diagnosis — evaluating her symmetry, bite, and the missing tooth behind her concern. The result is so natural no one can tell any dentistry was done.
Common Questions
Things Patients Ask Before Getting Veneers
We plan tooth shape, shade and proportions around your face, existing teeth and preferences. Your consultation and smile preview are opportunities to discuss the look you want and the limits of treatment. You can also explore our before-and-after gallery and Dr. Khandaqji’s background.
Veneer preparation depends on tooth position and the planned result. Removing enamel is irreversible. Minimal-prep or no-prep treatment is not suitable for every smile; we explain the proposed preparation before you decide.
Veneers are not lifetime restorations. Their lifespan varies with oral health, daily care and biting forces. Chips, wear or loosening may require repair or replacement. Regular dental visits help us check the veneers and the teeth supporting them.
Yes – and we recommend it. If you are planning to whiten, do so before your veneers are made so we can match the porcelain to your whitened shade. Veneers cannot be whitened after placement.
Porcelain veneers are laboratory-made shells. Composite veneers use tooth-colored resin and may need fewer visits or less preparation. Composite is generally easier to repair but less resistant to staining and wear. Neither option should be assumed reversible.
There is no single price for every smile. Your estimate depends on the number of teeth treated, materials, laboratory work and any care needed before cosmetic treatment. At your consultation, ask for an itemized plan comparing the recommended option with reasonable alternatives, including future maintenance. Cosmetic veneers may not be covered by insurance; confirm your specific benefits before treatment. Explore financing and insurance information.
Veneers improve the front surfaces of teeth; crowns may be considered when a tooth needs greater structural support. The decision starts with an examination, not the appearance alone. Ask whether bonding, whitening or orthodontic treatment could address your concern. If several teeth are worn, broken or missing, explore our full mouth rehabilitation approach.