Private Practice by Arrangement — International Patients at ACE DNTL STUDIO Marbella
A considered aesthetic-dentistry practice for patients traveling to Marbella. Treatment is measured in visits — not days. Hand-layered porcelain veneers, Digital Smile Design, and the ACE Smile Index™ framework authored by Dr. Ace Korkchi, DDS. In-house ACE DNTL LAB. By arrangement, discreet, precise.
Direct Answers
- What is the usual timeline for a smile makeover when travelling to Marbella?
- Most aesthetic cases are completed within about a month — typically a preparation visit followed by the delivery visit once the porcelain is ready. Patients who cannot remain wear top-quality mock-ups in the interim and return to place the final set. A considered result is not a five-day exercise.
- Do you run remote consultations before the first visit?
- Yes. Every traveling patient begins with a video consultation. We review photographs, discuss the case honestly, and decide together whether ACE DNTL is the right practice for the work. No commitment either side.
- Is the practice discreet for patients who need privacy?
- Yes. Appointments can be arranged outside of public hours. Nothing clinical is documented beyond the medical record. No photographs are taken or used without explicit written consent. Confidentiality is standard for every patient — not a paid upgrade.
- What cases does this practice turn down?
- Cases where the patient wants a treatment timeline that compromises the clinical result — five-day full-mouth work, ultra-bright uniform-white execution against facial biology, or ten-plus-veneers on teeth that would be better restored minimally. We are honest at the remote consultation. About one in five inquiries is politely declined or redirected.
- What is distinct about the porcelain produced at ACE DNTL LAB?
- The ceramics are hand-layered on site, in the same building as the clinic — not outsourced abroad. Our flagship is the ACE DNTL Veneer: high-translucency Prettau P4 zirconia taken deliberately unpainted from the machine — no pre-shaded block, no machine colouring — then hand-layered, hand-painted, hand-textured and hand-polished, built for translucency, internal depth, strength and long-term colour stability. In many cases we find it looks even nicer than classic hand-layered feldspathic, with far more versatility and strength. The lab also produces feldspathic ceramics, lithium-disilicate (IPS e.max) and zirconia restorations, matched to the clinical case rather than a house default. Every case is reviewed against the ACE Smile Index™ before delivery, a 10-criteria clinical framework authored by Dr. Ace Korkchi and published under Creative Commons (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19634136).