In 2003, experts called on Dr. Potter when plastic surgeon Dr. John Standefer planned an Extreme Makeover for a 47-year-old female patient. The makeover procedures, which included creating 20 crowns and removable partial dentures, took place over four months from May until August. The dramatic "reveal" was aired on television Channel 33 in November of 2003, as part of their "Make Me Over" series. The makeover was also featured on Dr. Paul Hamilton's talk radio program "Doc Shop" on 105.3 FM.

Dr. Potter remembers the striking results, and the patient's remarkable transformation from timid and shy to open and confident. "When she first came into the studio for the premakeover recording, she was anxious and very quiet. After the makeover was complete, she just beamed with confidence and seemed completely relaxed. She described the makeover as having changed her life. It's very rewarding to be part of something like that."

Dr. Potter first became interested in cosmetic dentistry in 1993, and took one of two post-graduate courses in the United States in dental esthetics at Baylor. Since then he has added cosmetic dentistry to his practice. In addition to restorative dentistry, crowns and bridges, and full and partial dentures, he offers bonding and esthetic fillings, porcelain veneers, cosmetic recontouring, bonded all-porcelain crowns and tooth whitening. He offers patients cosmetic imaging to help them envision what their smile will look like after their cosmetic treatment is complete. He is also experienced in endodontic treatment, nonsurgical periodontal therapy, periodontal and oral surgery and dental implants.

Below are some other examples of cosmetic veneers performed by Dr. Potter.