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Smile Makeover
Dr. Andi-Jean Miro, DDS
Porcelain veneers and smile makeovers at Apa Aesthetic, in Beverly Hills and New York.

This isn’t just dentistry to me. It’s a craft, a study, a pursuit of perfection — where your smile is designed with intention, precision, and a level of care you can feel the moment you walk in.
Cosmetic Dentist · Apa Aesthetic
Smile Stories
Before and after, with Dr. Andi at Apa Aesthetic. Tap a portrait to see the smile up close.
Smile Makeover
Porcelain Veneers · Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain Veneers · Smile Makeover
The craft
Five appointments, the same every time, and hand-layered porcelain made in our in-house lab. See exactly what happens to your tooth.
See the process
In their words

“Dr. Andi will change your life, not just your smile.”

“I travelled from Australia to have Dr Andi insert my veneers. My veneers look like me, just better.”

“Dr. Andi saved my teeth. She gave me back my smile and confidence.”

“No one can tell that the temporary isn’t my real tooth.”

“Before coming to Apa Aesthetic I was absolutely terrified of dentists. I felt heard and cared for.”

Meet Dr. Andi
Dr. Andi-Jean Miro is a cosmetic dentist at Apa Aesthetic, where she has practiced since 2015, first in New York and now in Beverly Hills and New York. She is the only female cosmetic dentist at Apa Aesthetic.
She trained at the NYU College of Dentistry, with an advanced clinical concentration in Aesthetic Dentistry, and completed her residency at NYU Lutheran in Brooklyn. In 2020 she founded Stribe, where she has taught more than 1,000 dentists.
Two cities. One standard.
One week a month in New York, the other three in Los Angeles.

Apa Aesthetic
9400 Brighton Way, Suite 301
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Apa Aesthetic
30 East 76th Street
New York, NY 10021
The Journal
What patients ask in consultation, answered by Dr. Andi.

What patients actually look for in a female cosmetic dentist, and the standard I bring to Beverly Hills and New York.
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It’s the question hiding inside almost every consultation. Patients ask it sideways, half-apologizing: “This might sound silly, but… do veneers ruin your teeth?” It’s not…
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It comes up in almost every consultation, usually right after we talk about the plan: “Couldn’t you just bond it instead?” I love this question,…
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Frequently asked
It is different for every tooth. Some teeth need no reduction at all because material is added instead; others need a precise adjustment to bring them into the line of the smile. Read more
No — not when they’re done conservatively. A modern veneer prep removes about 0.3 to 0.5mm of enamel, and the porcelain is biocompatible. Damage comes from aggressive over-preparation, not from veneers themselves. Read more
Porcelain veneers typically last 10 to 15 years with proper care, and many last 20 years or more. Long-term clinical studies show survival rates of roughly 95% at 10 years and above 90% at 20 years. Read more
Veneers are thin shells of hand-crafted porcelain bonded to the tooth after conservative preparation. Bonding is composite resin sculpted directly onto the tooth. Read more
A plan, not a procedure. Depending on what you need it may include whitening, bonding, veneers, gum contouring, orthodontics, or replacing dental work that has aged out. Read more
Not by default. Orthodontics is one route, not a prerequisite. The plan should be designed around what you actually have, not a textbook sequence. Read more
Consultations with Dr. Andi in Beverly Hills and New York.