R&H DENTAL · Cosmetic dentist & managing director
Dr. HamiThe best cosmetic dentist in Marbella.
A confident smile starts with a conversation about what you want to change and what your teeth need. Dr. Hami combines an interest in aesthetic and restorative care with his role as managing director of R&H Dental.
“A smile makeover should bring your appearance goals together with dental health and function. I want to understand what you would like to change before discussing procedures. The plan may involve one treatment or several coordinated stages, depending on the starting point.”
Looking for the best cosmetic dentist in Marbella?
Dr. Hami is a cosmetic dentist at R&H Dental with an honours degree from Otago and Digital Smile Design Master certification. His interests include veneers, smile makeovers and complex restorative care. Choosing the best cosmetic dentist for your needs means finding a clinician who connects the appearance of your smile with tooth health, bite and a clear long-term plan.
Explore Dr. Hami’s background ↓01 / THE CLINICIAN
Dr. Hami Eghdamian
Dr. Hami Eghdamian is a cosmetic dentist and managing director of R&H Dental in Marbella. He graduated with an honours dental degree from the University of Otago in New Zealand in 2004 and has worked in private practice in New Zealand and Australia.
His clinical interests include porcelain veneers, smile makeovers and complex full-mouth rehabilitation. His published qualifications include Digital Smile Design Master, CEREC digital dentistry and Invisalign certification.
Alongside clinical care, he works on the clinic’s systems and patient experience. His Master of Professional Communications from Edith Cowan University adds a separate academic perspective to that leadership role.
02 / EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
A foundation for thoughtful care.
2004University of Otago- Bachelor of Dental Surgery with Honours, School of Dentistry, New Zealand.
2008Edith Cowan University- Master of Professional Communications, Perth, Australia.
- Digital and aesthetic careProfessional certifications
- Digital Smile Design Master; CEREC digital dentistry; Invisalign. Registered dentist: 29002736.
“Full-mouth reconstruction describes coordinated treatment when many teeth or parts of the bite need attention. It can involve different procedures and clinicians. The first task is to establish the problems and priorities, then explain a sequence that restores a maintainable mouth.”
03 / YOUR CARE IN MARBELLA
Cosmetic dentist & managing director
A cosmetic dentist for a personal smile plan
Bring the changes you have in mind, whether they concern the shape, colour or overall balance of your smile. Discuss tooth health and bite alongside appearance, and compare suitable treatments before deciding.
Explore smile makeover planningPorcelain veneers with a wider perspective
A veneer consultation should explain the proposed changes, the preparation involved, alternatives and future care. The aim is to understand why veneers may fit your case and where another approach may be more suitable.
Explore porcelain veneersRestoring comfort as well as appearance
When several teeth need attention, aesthetics are one part of a broader restorative discussion. Examination and records help establish priorities, sequence treatment and involve other members of the clinic team where needed.
Explore restorative options“Digital scans and design tools can support planning and fabrication, but they do not make the clinical decisions. The dentist still needs to assess the tooth, tissues and bite, and check the restoration. Technology is most useful when it answers a specific need in the treatment.”
YOUR QUESTIONS
Getting to know
Dr. Hami.
Explore 39 questions across six topics, from choosing your dentist to planning treatment and aftercare.
Choosing your cosmetic dentist5 questions · A clinician who understands your smile goals.
Who is Dr. Hami Eghdamian?
Dr. Hami is a cosmetic dentist and managing director of R&H Dental in Marbella. His interests include smile makeovers, porcelain veneers and restorative treatment for patients with more complex dental needs.
How do I choose the best cosmetic dentist in Marbella?
Dr. Hami is a cosmetic dentist at R&H Dental with an honours degree from Otago and Digital Smile Design Master certification. His interests include veneers, smile makeovers and complex restorative care. Choosing the best cosmetic dentist for your needs means finding a clinician who connects the appearance of your smile with tooth health, bite and a clear long-term plan.
What should I look for beyond before-and-after photographs?
Ask who will assess and treat you, what the proposed treatment involves and how alternatives are considered. Photographs can help explain aesthetic choices, but they should sit alongside an examination, a clear plan and a discussion about ongoing care.
Can I meet Dr. Hami before deciding on treatment?
A consultation gives you time to explain your goals and ask about suitable options. Booking an assessment does not mean you have chosen a treatment. Contact reception to request an appointment with Dr. Hami specifically.
How should I choose a cosmetic dentist in Marbella?
“Ask to understand the proposed treatment and why it suits your teeth. Relevant experience and clinical photographs are useful, but so are clear alternatives and a realistic maintenance discussion. You should know who will carry out the work and how decisions will be reviewed with you.”
Education & digital experience4 questions · Qualifications and their relevance to your care.
Where did Dr. Hami study dentistry?
He completed a Bachelor of Dental Surgery with Honours at the University of Otago in New Zealand in 2004. His clinic biography also records private-practice experience in New Zealand and Australia.
What is Dr. Hami’s Digital Smile Design qualification?
His published profile lists Certified Digital Smile Design Master. Smile design can support discussion and planning, but any proposed design still needs to be assessed against your tooth health, bite and the practical limits of treatment.
What does his CEREC certification relate to?
CEREC is a digital dentistry system used in restorative workflows. Dr. Hami’s profile lists CEREC certification. Your consultation should explain whether a digital workflow is appropriate for your treatment and what it changes about your appointments.
What did Dr. Hami study at Edith Cowan University?
Dr. Hami completed a Master of Professional Communications at Edith Cowan University in Perth, Australia, in 2008. This forms part of his broader academic background alongside his dental education and clinical certifications.
Smile makeovers & veneers5 questions · Matching the treatment to your teeth and goals.
What can I discuss with Dr. Hami at a smile consultation?
You can explain concerns about tooth colour, shape, wear, spacing or the overall appearance of your smile. The assessment considers health and function as well as appearance, helping you understand which changes are realistic.
Does every smile makeover need porcelain veneers?
No. Depending on your teeth and goals, the discussion may include whitening, orthodontic alignment, bonding, restorative care or a combination. The clinician should explain why a particular option is being proposed and which alternatives are suitable.
Will porcelain veneers require preparation of my teeth?
The preparation depends on the starting teeth and intended change. Ask the dentist to explain the proposed amount, why it is needed and the implications for future treatment. A photograph alone cannot establish how much preparation your teeth would need.
Can I bring photographs of smiles I like?
“Photographs can help you explain your preferences. We then discuss how those ideas relate to your own teeth, face and clinical needs. A reference image is a starting point for conversation; the final plan should be individual to you.”
Does a smile makeover always involve dental veneers?
“No. Whitening, bonding, orthodontics or other restorative care may be more appropriate for some goals. Veneers are one option. I prefer to explain which concern each procedure addresses, so the treatment plan does not become a list of interventions without a clear purpose.”
Bonding, alignment & restorative choicesUnderstand the options before choosing a material.
How should I compare composite bonding with porcelain veneers?
Discuss the changes required, tooth preparation, repair options, expected maintenance and cost. The best material for your situation depends on the examination and intended result. A consultation can help you compare the relevant trade-offs.
Could Invisalign be considered before cosmetic treatment?
Alignment may be relevant if tooth position affects the proposed changes. Dr. Hami’s biography lists Invisalign certification; the clinic can also involve its orthodontist when appropriate. The order of treatment should follow the assessment.
What if several teeth are worn, broken or heavily restored?
That may call for a broader restorative assessment rather than an isolated cosmetic change. Discuss comfort, bite, remaining tooth structure and priorities. The plan should explain which teeth need treatment and how the stages fit together.
Will other R&H dentists be involved in my plan?
They may be, depending on the findings. Some plans benefit from coordination with colleagues who focus on gum health, implants or orthodontic care. Ask who will be responsible for each stage and who will be your main contact.
How is full mouth rehabilitation planned?
“Full-mouth rehabilitation begins with diagnosis and a clear set of goals. We consider the remaining teeth, supporting tissues and bite before selecting restorations. A staged plan can help us address disease, evaluate changes and coordinate the work needed for the definitive result.”
Does complex restorative care mean replacing every tooth?
“No. Complexity does not justify treating healthy teeth without a reason. I assess what can be retained and which areas need intervention. The plan should make clear why each tooth is being treated and where monitoring or a more limited approach is appropriate.”
Why are provisional restorations useful?
“Provisional restorations can help us evaluate aspects of shape, comfort and function during a staged plan. They also allow discussion before definitive work is completed. Their role and limitations should be explained so patients understand why this stage may be valuable.”
When is a dental crown appropriate?
“A dental crown may be appropriate when a tooth needs protection or substantial restoration. The decision depends on the remaining structure and clinical findings. I also consider whether a less extensive restoration could work, because covering a tooth should have a clear justification.”
When might a dental bridge be considered?
“A bridge may be considered for replacing a missing tooth, depending on the supporting teeth and the space. We compare it with other options and discuss cleaning and maintenance. The condition of neighbouring teeth is important when deciding whether a bridge makes sense.”
How do you choose between ceramic materials?
“Material choice depends on the restoration's location, available space, bite and appearance requirements. There is no single ceramic that answers every situation equally well. I explain the reason for the proposed material and how it fits the design and clinical conditions.”
Your consultation & treatment planMake the next step clear and manageable.
What should I bring to a consultation with Dr. Hami?
Bring your main questions, relevant medical and dental history and any useful previous reports or imaging. If you have already received a treatment proposal, bring that too so the discussion can address what you want to understand.
How much does cosmetic dental treatment cost?
Cost depends on the agreed treatment, the teeth involved and any preparatory or additional care. Ask for a written estimate that distinguishes the core treatment from optional work, and explains reviews and maintenance.
Can I plan treatment around a visit to Marbella?
Tell reception about your travel dates before booking. Assessment, preparation, fitting and review may need separate visits. Confirm the proposed schedule and follow-up arrangements before making travel plans around treatment.
Can I ask for a second opinion about veneers or a smile makeover?
Yes, you can arrange an assessment to discuss another proposal and your concerns. A meaningful second opinion may require clinical records and an examination, particularly where treatment would alter natural tooth structure.
How do several clinicians work together on reconstruction?
“Each clinician's role should support one agreed plan. Periodontal, implant, orthodontic and restorative care may need a particular sequence. I want the handovers and responsibilities to be clear, so the patient understands how each appointment contributes to the overall outcome.”
What determines smile makeover cost?
“Smile makeover cost depends on the diagnosis, number of teeth and treatments involved. A useful estimate explains the stages and what each is intended to achieve. It should also distinguish necessary care from optional cosmetic changes so you can make an informed decision.”
Can a smile makeover be completed in stages?
“Often, a plan can be organised into stages, but the order matters. Disease control and other preparatory work may need to come before definitive cosmetic treatment. We can discuss priorities and timing while keeping the final goal and clinical dependencies clear.”
What should I ask before accepting a cosmetic plan?
“Ask why each procedure is recommended, what alternatives exist and what future maintenance is likely. Discuss the total estimated cost and who will provide follow-up. A plan is ready for a decision when you understand the reasons, not merely the list of treatments.”
Is a digital smile preview a guarantee?
“A preview helps communicate a proposed direction. It cannot guarantee every feature of the final result or predict all biological responses. I use it alongside examination and discussion so we can refine expectations and identify what still needs clinical evaluation.”
What makes a consultation worthwhile before a smile makeover?
“A worthwhile consultation turns an appearance concern into an understandable set of choices. You should leave knowing the main findings, reasonable options and next steps. Taking time at this stage can help avoid committing to treatment before the purpose and implications are clear.”
Aftercare & long-term confidence5 questions · Keep the result connected to your everyday care.
How do I look after cosmetic dental work?
Follow the cleaning advice given for your teeth and restorations, and attend the agreed reviews. The team can show you how to clean around any new work and discuss habits that may affect it.
What if I grind or clench my teeth?
Tell the dentist about grinding, clenching, jaw symptoms or previous fractures before treatment. These factors can influence the design and aftercare plan. A protective appliance may be discussed if it is appropriate for your situation.
Will my cosmetic dental work need maintenance?
Dental restorations need ongoing assessment and may need polishing, repair or replacement over time. Ask about the likely maintenance for the treatment you are considering and which changes should prompt you to contact the clinic.
Who do I contact if I am worried after treatment?
Contact the clinic using the aftercare arrangements provided with your plan. Explain what has changed and when. If symptoms are severe or worsening quickly, seek urgent assessment rather than waiting for your next scheduled review.
What about teeth whitening for sensitive teeth?
“Sensitivity should be discussed before whitening begins. We can assess the cause and whether the proposed method or timing needs adjusting. If symptoms develop during treatment, contact the dentist for advice rather than increasing or continuing treatment without review.”
Qualifications & patient information references
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