Meet Dr. Ben Sabbah
Dr. Ben Sabbah
Meticulous by nature. Personal by design.
Dr. Ben Sabbah is a Montreal cosmetic dentist dedicated to porcelain veneers, smile makeovers and minimally invasive aesthetic dentistry. His philosophy blends artistic smile design with evidence-based dentistry, for results that are beautiful, functional and built to last.
A commitment to continuous refinement
After the Université de Montréal, his training continued in aesthetic, restorative and occlusal dentistry: Kois Center, Aesthetic Advantage in New York, SmileTrend Institute and the Canadian Institute of Occlusion.
Artistry guided by biology and function
A beautiful smile must also be comfortable, respect the tissues, function naturally and remain stable over time. Plan carefully, treat conservatively, integrate aesthetics with long-term oral health.
Every detail communicated
Exceptional ceramic work is collaborative. Dr. Sabbah works closely with experienced dental ceramists: detailed photographs, scans and design references throughout fabrication, to tailor shape, translucency, brightness and texture to each patient. Temporary restorations and smile previews let you evaluate proportion and character before the final ceramic.
The patient journey
Every step, considered.
A clear, collaborative process designed to make treatment predictable, personal and carefully planned.
1Consultation
An honest conversation: what you like, what you would change, what the result should convey. Examination of the teeth, gums, smile and bite, including when less treatment is the better choice.
2Records and planning
Clinical photographs, 3D scans and radiographs as needed form the basis of a precise diagnosis and design.
3Smile design
A digital or physical design explores tooth proportions, smile line and facial balance before anything begins.
4Preparation
The teeth are prepared according to the agreed plan. Patients receive custom temporary restorations.
5Ceramic craftsmanship
The ceramist relies on the clinical records, the approved design and detailed feedback to shape the final porcelain by hand.
6Try-in and bonding
Fit, shade, shape and harmony are carefully evaluated. Final restorations are bonded only once the result is validated.
7Follow-up and maintenance
Bite, gums and restorations reassessed. Care instructions, professional hygiene and a protective night guard when indicated.
