Portrait of a dental specialist in a modern clinic
Cosmetic and restorative planning

Dr. Lena Hart, DDS

Dr. Hart focuses on smile design, veneers, crowns, Invisalign planning, and restorative cases where esthetics must work with the bite. Her consultations are known for being visual and precise: photographs, scans, shade references, and a direct explanation of what will—and will not—improve the smile.

Clinical focus Porcelain veneers, bonding replacement, esthetic crowns, Invisalign refinement, conservative smile design. Experience 14 years in cosmetic and restorative dentistry, with continuing education in digital smile planning and ceramic systems.
Dentist speaking gently with a patient in a consultation chair
Implants, reconstruction, and airway

Dr. Marcus Vale, DMD

Dr. Vale leads implant planning, complex reconstruction, and dental sleep appliance treatment. His work often begins with patients who have several connected problems: missing teeth, bite wear, failing restorations, jaw strain, or sleep-related concerns that need coordinated care.

Clinical focus Implant restoration, full-mouth reconstruction, bite rehabilitation, sleep apnea oral appliances. Experience 16 years in surgical-restorative planning and interdisciplinary cases with periodontists, orthodontists, and sleep physicians.
How we think

Premium care should feel measured, not performative.

Patients come to Aurelia for polished dentistry, but the internal standard is quieter: stable bites, healthy gums, appropriate materials, and treatment plans that respect timing, budget, and biology.

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Conservative first when it is clinically sound

We do not turn every esthetic concern into a large case. Whitening, bonding, alignment, or maintenance may be the better first move.

02

Collaboration before complexity

Implant, orthodontic, periodontal, airway, and restorative decisions are reviewed together when they affect one another.

03

Patient comfort is part of the plan

Appointment length, anesthesia, stop signals, recovery instructions, and follow-up are handled as clinical details—not extras.

Small dental team standing in a bright clinic corridor
Continuing education Training is reviewed quarterly across esthetics, implants, Invisalign workflows, dental sleep medicine, materials, and patient safety.
Clear communication Patients receive plain-language explanations, visual records when helpful, and written next steps after larger consultations.
Membership mindset The doctors maintain active professional education through respected dental academies and interdisciplinary study groups.