Explore our clinical care in digital dentistry, cosmetic treatment and implantology.
Digital Smile Design
Smile design is a holistic approach that plans the teeth, gums, lips and facial proportions together, rather than treating each in isolation. This page walks through the digital planning (DSD) workflow, the mock-up trial stage, and which treatments are typically combined. Open any heading below to jump straight to what you're curious about.
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Digital Smile Design
Smile Bot is our clinic's digital smile pre-assessment tool. This page explains what the tool reads from a photo, where it can get things wrong, and how any image you upload is protected. A pre-assessment is not a substitute for treatment — diagnosis and treatment planning are only ever made through a dentist's examination.
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Digital Smile Design
Same-Day Teeth is a workflow that uses digital impressions and in-house production to complete cosmetic restorations in a single day. This page covers the scope of the method, its stages, timing, possible risks and situations where it isn't appropriate, each under its own heading.
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Digital Smile Design
Is it just one corner that needs repairing, or does the whole front surface need covering? When you notice a chip, a stain or an old filling on a front tooth, the decision often starts with that question. A cosmetic filling is a localised repair used in cases where the problem stays limited to one area. The headings below cover the scope of the treatment, the process, possible risks and aftercare.
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Digital Smile Design
The Hollywood smile is one of the aesthetic topics patients bring up most often, yet very different treatment plans can sit under that same name. This page sets out the scope of the term, what a realistic expectation looks like, and the irreversible side of the procedure, in a balanced way. Tap any heading below to open the topic you're interested in.
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Digital Smile Design
Inlays and onlays are porcelain or composite restorations used for extensive tooth structure loss in the back teeth. On this page you'll find the difference between the two designs, the stages involved, possible risks and aftercare. Open any heading below to go straight to what you're curious about.
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Implant Treatments
One of the questions we're asked most often about replacing missing teeth is whether a fixed restoration can be fitted on the very same day the implant is placed. This page looks at the scope of immediate loading, who it's suitable for, how it's carried out, its limitations and the possible risks, in a balanced way. Open any of the questions below to go straight to the topic you're interested in.
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Implant Treatments
The idea of supporting a fixed restoration on a completely edentulous jaw with just four implants is at the heart of the All-on-4 concept. This page takes an objective look at the logic behind angled implants, planning measures such as the cantilever and the spread of support, the stages involved, the healing timeline, the limitations, and the possible risks. Click or tap any heading below to open the detail on the topic you're interested in.
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Implant Treatments
How many implants to plan for a completely edentulous jaw is one of the details patients ask about most when it comes to treatment decisions. A six-support arrangement is just one answer to that question, and it comes into play based on factors such as bone volume and chewing load. In the headings below, you'll find an objective look at how the number of supports changes the planning, the stages involved, the possible risks, and where this differs from a four-implant arrangement. Open the heading you're interested in for the detailed answer.
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Implant Treatments
Laser-assisted implant treatment is a supportive approach that uses a laser beam at certain stages of dental implant surgery. The headings below take an objective look at how the method is carried out, when it comes into consideration, and where its limits lie. Open the question you're interested in to go straight to the answer.
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Implant Treatments
A single missing tooth can, over time, affect your chewing balance and the overall look of your smile. This page explains the scope of single tooth implant treatment, its stages, the possible risks, and what aftercare involves. Click on the heading you're interested in to open that section.
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Implant Treatments
Full-mouth implant treatment isn't a single technique. It's an umbrella term for the different implant and denture designs used when a jaw has no natural teeth left at all. On this page, we've brought together which approach suits which situation, how the process unfolds, the healing timeline, and the limitations worth knowing about. Open any of the questions below to go straight to what you're after.
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Sarah M. United KingdomThe best dental clinic I have ever seen. The team was wonderful!
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