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Dental Artistry

Dental Artistry

0203 322 9884 ext: 63008

6-8 High Street, Hornsey, London, N8 7PDUK

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Monday09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday09:00 - 17:30
Wednesday09:00 - 17:30
Thursday09:00 - 17:30
Friday09:00 - 17:30
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Popular Treatments

Dentist Consultation £60 - £200
Dental Implants
Braces
Veneers
Teeth Whitening £399 - £575
Dentures
Dental Crowns
Extractions

Teeth Cleaning

Teeth Cleaning
Teeth Polishing
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About Dental Artistry

At Dental Artistry we emphasise prevention and laser attention, offering complete dental services in all areas including general care, cosmetic dentistry and dental implants. We offer a personalised, quality experience in a relaxed and friendly environment to every patient.

Learn more about our cosmetic dentistry options, including teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, white fillings, dental implants, clear braces and much more. We provide complete smile makeovers to improve your confidence and make you look and feel younger.

Highly qualified specialists sharing the same passion: To improve patients’ smiles and lives.

Why choose us?

  • We have succeeded in reinventing the dental experience whilst offering the best service possible.

  • One of the elements that our patients love about our practice is the state-of-the-art facilities we have to offer. We are proud to be able to provide you with a comfortable and safe environment for your emergency dental treatment

  • When you need to get your teeth and gums looked at, it is important to do this in a timely and efficient manner. Our dedicated team of experience dental professionals are well trained to be able to offer fast and effective treatment in case of dental emergencies.

  • We understand the cost of living is going up, and people are finding it difficult, and that’s why we have made a conscious decision to implement competitive price points for our patients. We want to be able to cater to every budget and price point, and this is why we go out of our way to get this part of the process right.

  • A lot of people are nervous about going to the dentist, and this means it is important to have staff who are compassionate and understanding. Our team of professionals are supportive, compassionate, and understanding, and provide personalised attention for every patient.

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Accreditations

  • BDA - British Dental Association (Northern Ireland) 
  • MRCGP - Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners (UK) 
  • Invisalign Provider (UK) 
  • BOS - British Orthodontic Society (UK) 
  • BES - British Endodontic Society (UK) 
  • CQC - Care Quality Commission (UK) 
  • FGDP (UK) - Faculty Of General Dental Practitioners (UK) 
  • BACD - British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (UK) 
  • GDC - General Dental Council (UK) 
  • ADI - Association of Dental Implantology (UK) 
  • BDHF - British Dental Health Foundation (UK) 
  • BSGDS - The British Society for General Dental Surgery (UK) 
  • AACD - American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (US) 

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Dentistry

 

Bone Graft

The bone grafting procedure is quick and straightforward, but it can take up to six months to cure. The bone graft surgery will last 30 minutes to an hour and is an intrusive procedure in which your gums will be opened, and the bone grafting material, as well as the dental implant, will be put into the jawbone. Under anesthesia, this surgery is performed consciously. The area will be sewn, and the bone grafting material will be allowed to integrate with your jawbone's cells.

What is the purpose of a bone graft? A bone graft is required when there is insufficient bone material in your jaw to support a dental implant. After losing a tooth, the alveolus steadily disintegrates over time, and the bone density of the jaw reduces substantially, necessitating a bone transplant if the tooth is to be replaced. Before the surgery, your dentist will perform an X-ray and a hygiene session.

 

Braces

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Dental Artistry is well-known for our exceptional orthodontic treatments. We offer patients the 

latest selection of high-quality braces such as Lingual Braces (Win systems), Labial Braces, Ceramic Braces, Damon Advanced Bracket Systems.

Fixed braces is a convenient solution for patients as it allows a continuous tooth straightening process. Your doctor is able to adjust your braces as regular as necessary. The fixed braces do not require patients to take them off, clean them and thus potentially wear their braces less than necessary. Having a variety of techniques and excellent know-how we are able to offer our patients the most suitable method to achieve their desired goal.

 

Adult Braces

Orthodontic braces are not just for children and teenagers. An increasing number of adults are seeking orthodontic treatment to improve their dental health, appearance, and self-confidence. Orthodontic braces for adults work the same way as braces for children and teenagers. It may require longer treatment times due to the natural changes in adult teeth and bones.

Orthodontic braces for adults can correct a wide range of dental issues, including crooked teeth, crowded teeth, gaps between teeth, overbites, underbites, and crossbites. Furthermore, braces address problems with jaw alignment and alleviate discomfort or pain associated with these issues. Adults have several options for orthodontic braces, including traditional metal braces, ceramic braces, lingual braces (braces attached to the back of the teeth), and clear aligners (such as Invisalign or Spark Aligners). Your orthodontist can recommend the best option for your individual needs.

Orthodontic treatment with braces for adults requires a commitment to good oral hygiene and regular visits to the orthodontist for adjustments. Adults who are considering orthodontic treatment should consult with an orthodontist to discuss their options and develop a treatment plan that works best for them.

 

Ceramic Braces

Aesthetic braces are used to correct biting disorders, close gaps between teeth, straighten crooked teeth (which will become easier to clean after the treatment), and improve your smile's appearance. There is no age limit for orthodontics: after the jaws have finished growing, the orthodontic treatment can guide your teeth to a more favorable position to reach the best functional and aesthetic results.

If your orthodontic treatment at Forest and Ray cannot be supported by using aligners or if you would like to avoid the responsibility of having a removable appliance, aesthetic fixed braces may be the right choice for you.

Advantages of aesthetic braces: tooth-colored, aesthetic, small brackets, comfortable to wear, and capable of correcting most orthodontic problems, just like metal braces.

These appliances combine the effectiveness of traditional metal braces with the great advantage of a spotless look provided by clear brackets. They handle any problems that traditional fixed braces handle and are functionally the same. The only difference is that they are discreet, look smart, and are not associated with childhood. The white or transparent brackets blend into your natural tooth color perfectly, giving you the confidence to smile without anyone noticing you are wearing them.

 

Child Braces

Orthodontic treatment is indicated for kids to correct biting difficulties and crowded or crooked teeth in order to improve appearance. It is meant to avoid or block dental problems and make eventual treatment less challenging depending on the child's age and whether the jaws and face have finished growing.

Because the jawbones and face are still evolving, orthodontic treatment for children can differ significantly from adults. Some problems can be treated much more effectively at a younger age; therefore, it is critical to take your child to the dentist regularly, even if the permanent teeth are not visible yet.

Early orthodontic treatment can begin as early as the age of 6-7, potentially eliminating the need for more drastic treatment later on. There is something else to consider at this age: it is highly suggested that you tell your young children that there is no reason to be afraid of the dentist because dentists will help them keep their teeth healthy and their smile bright.

 

Clear Braces

Clear aligners are orthodontic teeth guards that help correct minor malocclusions. They are used when the orthodontic issue that has to be fixed is not severe enough to require traditional orthodontic braces. 

Clear aligners are removable orthodontic braces that are gaining popularity in the ever-expanding field of adult orthodontics. They can be removed anytime, which many professionals consider essential daily. They are also a highly aesthetically pleasing solution because they are clear, transparent, and only visible under close inspection. Invisalign is the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about clear aligners. It is the same as not wearing anything. However, other clear aligner treatments, such as the Spark Aligner system, provide excellent results. Let us have a look at these teeth-straightening

 

Lingual Braces

Lingual braces

 work similarly to traditional braces, using brackets, wires, and sometimes plastic bands to move the teeth. However, the brackets are placed on the inside of the teeth instead of the outside. The word "lingual" in dentistry means "toward the tongue." This way, the braces can only be seen if you open your mouth extra wide.

 

Metal Braces

Fixed metal braces are our dental practice's most often-used orthodontic system. They are sometimes referred to as traditional braces. They are inexpensive and capable of addressing the majority of orthodontic issues. They may provide a less aesthetically pleasing appearance throughout treatment. However, they are the most efficient and cost-effective solution to align your teeth with fixed braces, even if they are not the most aesthetically pleasing option on the market today. It is currently the most extensively used appliance, with excellent results: elastic bands and brackets in various colors to display your individuality. While aligners cannot solve certain cases and removable devices are time-consuming, a fixed metal brace can handle all orthodontic problems since it applies consistent pressure to your teeth 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Your orthodontist will have complete control over the movement of your teeth with metal braces.

 

Orthodontic Retainer

An orthodontic retainer is a device used after orthodontic treatment to help maintain the position of the teeth and prevent them from shifting back. Retainers are custom-made to fit the individual patient's teeth. They are usually made of plastic or a combination of plastic and wire.

There are two main types of orthodontic retainers: fixed and removable. Fixed retainers consist of a thin wire bonded to the back of the teeth, commonly on the lower front teeth. This wire is invisible from the front and is designed to remain in place for several years or even permanently.

Removable retainers can be taken out by the patient for cleaning and eating. They are usually made of clear plastic or acrylic and fit over the teeth like a mouthguard. Patients will be instructed to wear their removable retainers day or night, depending on the recommendation of their orthodontist.

Orthodontic retainers are an important part of orthodontic treatment as they maintain the results achieved by braces or other orthodontic appliances. Patients must follow the instructions of their orthodontist regarding the wear and care of their retainers to prevent the teeth from shifting and the need for additional orthodontic treatment.

 

Removable Braces

Removable braces, or clear aligners, are orthodontic appliances the patient can remove. They are made of clear plastic and are custom-fit to the patient's teeth using advanced 3D scanning and modeling technology.

Removable braces are designed to gradually shift the teeth into the desired position over time, much like traditional braces. However, unlike conventional braces, they do not use brackets and wires. Instead, the clear aligners are changed every few weeks to shift the teeth into the desired position gradually.

Removable braces are a popular option for orthodontic treatment for several reasons:

  1. They are virtually invisible, making them a more aesthetically pleasing option than traditional braces.

  2. They are more comfortable than conventional braces because they do not have brackets and wires that can irritate the cheeks and lips.

  3. They are removable, meaning patients can continue to eat their favourite foods and maintain good oral hygiene by brushing and flossing normally.

However, there may be better options than removable braces for everyone. They are generally most effective for treating mild to moderate cases of tooth misalignment. They may not be suitable for more complex orthodontic issues. Patients must also be committed to wearing their aligners as directed by their orthodontist, typically for 20-22 hours per day, to achieve the desired results.

 

CAD/CAM Dental Restorations

 

CEREC Dental Restorations

 

Chipped Tooth Repair

from £60

Cosmetic Dentist Consultation

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Dental Artistry offers premium quality porcelain veneers and crowns. We are 

the only dental clinic which places non-cutting veneers in a day. We also use a state-of-the art Waterlase laser to remove old ceramics without damage to natural teeth. Each unit is precisely made in California by one of the only 37 master ceramist in the world accredited by the ACCD.

 Doctor Aleem exclusively works with the ceramist in the UK and Europe. 

Cosmetic dentistry is an umbrella term for a variety of dental operations. They all have one thing in common: they aim to make your teeth seem better. This feature connects all of these operations. Certain procedures that are occasionally listed in various categories but have a good influence on the appearance of your teeth will also be mentioned. The following is a comprehensive list of all cosmetic dental procedures.

A beautiful, healthy smile may go a long way, and Forest and Ray Dental will help you keep it for life. It is crucial to us that all of our patients feel entire confidence in their smiles, and there is no dental problem that we cannot solve! Because our mission is to keep your smile healthy and beautiful, we pay special attention to our patient's unique requirements.

What can we do if our natural tooth colour is greyer, yellower, or darker than we would like? We have some excellent news for you: we can provide numerous answers to your problem. If you want a softer, more cost-effective method, consider the expert teeth whitening or dental hygiene services we offer.

£300 - £350

Composite Bonding

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Composite bonding, also known as tooth contouring, is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure. It is a quick solution to improve the teeth’s appearance. The treatment involves applying a restorative material, the so-called composite resin, to the tooth or tooth surface. The material comes in a variety of shades to match your natural teeth. Our cosmetic dentist is able to match the shade, translucency, and texture of your natural tooth. Your dentist works only with the outer enamel which has no sensation, in other words, the process is pain-free.
 

Dental Checkup

from £60

New Patient Dental Examination (30 mins)

from £60

Routine Dental Examination (30 mins)

 

Dental Crowns

Porcelain Veneers and Crowns are specifically suitable for patients who have cosmetic concerns and are simply looking for a way to improve the appearance of their teeth while their smile still looks natural. Many patients have real ongoing and visible issues such as gaps in between teeth, small or too big teeth, too short teeth, crooked, crowded teeth, worn out teeth or discoloured teeth.

Patients chose to continue to Porcelain Veneers and Crowns as a follow-up treatment after Gum disease, gummy smile and root canal treatment. Veneers, in particular, are favoured by many patients who would like a whiter smile. Porcelain Veneers do not stain and so prove to be a better alternative to preserve whiter teeth.

 

Gold Crown

 

Porcelain Crown

 

Zirconia Crown

 

Dental Implants

Dental implants are the best option for replacing your missing teeth. In fact, dental implants are the latest dental replacements dentistry can offer. However, even though they function and feel just like natural teeth and do not suffer from the weaknesses of the other options, they are expensive and are not affordable by everyone. Although, as per my thinking dental implants are still quite cost effective in view of the quality of life they permit. If, for some reason you cannot be given implants, or you do not want to choose implants, I am discussing some of the other teeth replacement options that you can consider:

- Tooth supported bridge: The replacement tooth (pontic) is supported on crowns placed on healthy teeth on either side.

- Removable partial dentures: The dentures sit on the gum, and take support by suction or adhesive. Grinding down of the adjacent teeth is not required.

- Maryland bridges or resin-bonded bridges are used where too much chewing stress is not expected, ie, in restoring a lost front tooth.

- Replacing multiple teeth: If you want to replace just one or two teeth a fixed bridge is possible as alternative to implants.

- Replacing all teeth: The alternative to implants is the complete removable denture (conventional denture).

 

All-on-4 Dental Implants

"All-on-4" term refers to “all” teeth being supported “on four” dental implants. As a result, just 4 implants can replace all teeth in your upper or lower jaw even in a day!

The first step is a thorough consultation at Forest & Ray, where the implantologist explains the procedure, examines your teeth, makes an X-ray, and refers you to a CT scan. We carefully assess all the information. If you are eligible for the treatment and happy with our proposal, we can book you for the implant placement.

On the day of the surgery all 4 implants are inserted in the morning. The procedure is easy and painless (implants are inserted under local anaesthetic) and safe for your health. Our technician will work hard to get your teeth done and within a few hours, you will leave with your brand new smile.

The ultimate healing time, when the implants incorporate into your jawbone, is around 3 months. During this time you will see us a couple of times to monitor your progress. After the healing time, we will prepare your permanent teeth within a few short appointments to make you smile happily every day.

 

All-on-6 Dental Implants

 

Immediate Implant Placement

 

Metal-Free Implants

 

Restoration of Implants

 

Dental X-Ray

A dental X-ray is a necessary procedure for many dental treatments. They may become essential if you plan on getting endodontics, meaning root canal treatments and any other treatments dealing with the inside of the teeth, dental implants, tooth extractions (especially wisdom teeth removal) and most oral surgery procedures. Because things change in your mouth very quickly, dental X-rays older than three months cannot be used for dental treatment. There are basically three different kinds of X-rays to choose from.

- Single tooth X-rays

- Bitewings

- OPG X-ray

While all X-rays are carcinogenic, they are no more harmful to your health than a walk through any European city that follows car traffic. The idea that X-rays are harmful has been hyped out of proportion on the internet, and many people are afraid of getting dental X-rays. They are necessary, and having an active bacterial infection in your mouth is a thousand times worse than a short blast of gamma radiation every few years.

£50 - £200

3D Dental X-Ray

from £10

Digital Dental X-Ray

from £45

Digital Panoramic Dental X-Ray

£60 - £200

Dentist Consultation

A dental consultation is the first meeting with our dental staff. They will examine your mouth to diagnose any issues and create a treatment plan for you. This plan will outline the treatments the dentist recommends.

During the consultation, you'll get to know your dentist and ask any questions you may have. This is important because, without a consultation, the dentist can't proceed with any treatment. The consultation is the basis for the dentist to understand the issues with your teeth, what treatment is necessary, and the cost of the treatment. This information is written down in a treatment plan, which is essential for both the dentist and the patient.

The consultation allows you to ask any questions and express any concerns you may have. This helps you make an informed decision about whether to proceed with the treatment.

Your first consultation with your dentist may take a little longer than the usual 45 minutes. During this time, your dentist will ask about your medical history, so it's important to be honest.

They will also examine your teeth and may even check the soft tissues of your mouth to ensure everything is in good condition and make a proper diagnosis. However, no treatment will start without further discussion with your dentist.

 

Dentures

Dentures are rows of artificial teeth or dental crowns, that are meant to replace an entire row of teeth, or most of one that has been missing. Dentures are not attached to natural teeth, dentures can come in a variety of materials, and can be made with or without an artificial gum material to anchor the row of crowns. Usually, dentures are removable, and are adhered or the force of suction keeps them in place, or they are attached to a bite plate that goes over the roof of the mouth. But they can also be attached to dental implants, and can be removable or fixed.

 

Acrylic Dentures

 

Chrome Dentures

 

Flexible Partial Dentures

 

Full Dentures

 

DSD - Digital Smile Design

£60 - £80

Emergency Dentist Consultation (30 mins)

£100 - £150

Endodontist Consultation (30 mins)

Root canal treatment is an endodontic treatment recommended when the root of the tooth becomes infected through tooth decay or damaged by an injury to your mouth. This infection can spread through the root canal systems, including the nerves which carry the blood supply in the tooth. If the nerves become infected they will die and in turn so will the tooth. Once there is no blood supply to the tooth, it is at more risk of infection. This can lead to severe discomfort and abscess. If a root canal treatment is not carried out, the tooth may need to be taken out.

The early stages of root problems tend to go unnoticed that is why we actively encourage patients to do their regular check-up and ensure their is no hidden problem that can cause further and much more advanced issues.

 

Extractions

When there is too much damage for the tooth to be repaired, the tooth may need to be extracted — or removed — from its socket in the bone. Tooth extraction is performed by a trusted Forest & Ray dentist or dental surgeon and is a quick outpatient procedure with either local or general anaesthesia.

£200 - £250

Non-Surgical Extractions

£375 - £425

Surgical Extractions

£375 - £500

Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Wisdom teeth removal is recommended when there is not enough room for the wisdom teeth to grow properly, and they become stuck within your jaw. In other cases wisdom teeth start growing at an angle to other teeth, pushing the neighbouring molars and often causing pain, swelling and bite problems. In most cases, a wisdom tooth is uncomfortable and painful, pushing against your set of teeth.

The experience with wisdom teeth is different for everyone. For some of us, wisdom teeth can erupt without any problem. For many of us, on the other hand, wisdom teeth can cause a huge amount of pain and discomfort in some cases, even resulting in inflammation or infection.

Wisdom teeth are located at the back of the mouth, and often they are called third molars. They are the final teeth to erupt and usually appear between your late teens and mid-twenties. When they are not in the right position or when there is not enough room for them to erupt, they can emerge only partially, providing a place for bacteria to grow.

If your wisdom tooth is growing irregularly, is positioned horizontally or is angled toward or away from the neighbouring tooth, the procedure will be done by an oral surgeon due to its complexity. The surgeon opens your gum with a small cut, extracts the wisdom teeth and sews the wound. This process is also painless; the operation is done under local anaesthetic.

 

Fillings

A tooth filling is a basic reconstructive dental procedure. The most basic unit of conservative dentistry, tooth fillings, is a dental procedure that everyone has heard about. Around 75-80% of adults have tooth fillings, so it is the most popular and well-known method of trying to preserve teeth and heal them back to functionality. They are used before problems with the teeth become severe but when intervention is already needed. They basically seal off the damaged tooth and repair it so that it can be used again without fear of further damage. Dental fillings can become necessary despite a vigorous at-home oral hygiene routine.

Composite fillings are tiny pieces of composite resin that are inserted into a cavity on a tooth to seal it off later and to prevent the tooth enamel from decaying further. Getting a dental filling takes about half an hour to about an hour and a half, depending on how damaged the tooth is, where the cavity is, and how easy it is to get to.

Amalgam fillings are bad news because they can cause brain damage and cancer and can constantly weaken the immune system slightly, thus making you overall more prone to infections and less able to fight off microbes and infections.

The fillings we use instead are made of a composite artificial resin. This material hardens and sticks to teeth, does not lose weight like amalgam fillings, and does not leach mercury.

 

Porcelain Filling

 

Root Filling

£200 - £300

White Filling

 

Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Gingivitis Treatment
 

Gingivitis Treatment

 

Gum Disease Treatment

 

GTR - Guided Tissue Regeneration

Gum Surgery
 

Gum Surgery

 

Periodontal Surgery

 

Gingival Flap Surgery

Gum Contouring and Reshaping
 

Gum Contouring and Reshaping

 

Crown Lengthening

 

Soft Tissue Grafts

 

Hollywood Smile

£85 - £105

Hygienist Session (30 mins)

from £125

Implant Dentist Consultation (1 hour)

 

Porcelain Inlay or Onlay

 

Invisalign™

 

Mouth Guard

from £250

​NTI Night Guard

 

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon Consultation

from £120

Orthodontist Consultation (1 hour)

During your first appointment your doctor will perform a full clinical assessment including taking essential x-rays. You will be able to discuss your goals and concerns and get an expert advice on what the best solution for your case is. Your doctor may use the innovative Trio Scanner. Thanks to the Trio Scanner, no regular impressions are needed which for most people are quite uncomfortable. At the end of your first visit you will be provided with a custom-made treatment plan explaining each step of the process. The length of each treatment varies and it is entirely dependent on the complexity of your case. Once you finish your treatment, you will be provided with removable and fixed retainer. We don't stop here, your dedicated treatment coordinator will invite you in for regular reviews.

from £200

Periodontist Consultation (1 hour)

Our periodontist is a specialist dentist that only carries out gum treatments, and can help to reverse the damage caused by gum disease. Dr Claudia Brown is highly respected in the field and has years of practical experience. Many clinics and dentists recommend patients to her. Dr Brown always performs an in-depth examination and works with the latest materials and equipment. For example, some cases are treated with a Waterlase laser, the technology very few in the UK can offer.

 

Periodontitis Treatment

from £395

Pulpotomy

 

Root Canals

Root canal treatment is an endodontic treatment recommended when the root of the tooth becomes infected through tooth decay or damaged by an injury to your mouth. This infection can spread through the root canal systems, including the nerves which carry the blood supply in the tooth. If the nerves become infected they will die and in turn so will the tooth. Once there is no blood supply to the tooth, it is at more risk of infection. This can lead to severe discomfort and abscess. If a root canal treatment is not carried out, the tooth may need to be taken out.

The early stages of root problems tend to go unnoticed that is why we actively encourage patients to do their regular check-up and ensure their is no hidden problem that can cause further and much more advanced issues.

 

Complex Root Canal

 

Incisor Root Canal

 

Molar Root Canal

 

Premolar Root Canal

Root End Surgery
 

Root End Surgery

 

Apicoectomy

 

Single Visit Root Canal

 

Sedation for dental treatments

 

Sinus Lift

Sinus Lift: a rare oral surgical procedure, sinus lifts are performed only on the upper jaw and on the teeth near the sinus cavity. If an upper canine has been missing for a long time, the tissue between the sinuses and the oral cavity will become thinner and unable to house a dental implant. In these cases, the dental implants may actually poke out into the sinus cavity. This is unhealthy and potentially dangerous, leading to a higher risk of infections. This is where a sinus lift comes in. It is the surgical augmentation of the sinuses, making them somewhat smaller and providing a layer where the dental implant can be housed in.

The procedure is fairly simple. It takes roughly 45 minutes and involves invasive oral surgery. One of the upper quadrants will be opened while you are under local anaesthesia. After that, your dentist will insert some bone grafting material into the bottom of the sinus cavity, which will later integrate and make your bone grow and strengthen. The entire area will be sewn shut, and you will be left to heal for around six months

 

Smile Makeover

Teeth Cleaning
 

Teeth Polishing

 

Teeth Cleaning

Teeth cleaning—usually performed by a dental hygienist– is a very effective procedure for removing tartar (mineralized plaque) that may develop even with careful brushing and flossing, especially in areas that are difficult to reach in routine brushing. Because it is essential to remove the tartar below the gum line and above it, getting your teeth professionally cleaned by a dental hygienist at least twice a year is a must.

Teeth cleaning with special dental tools removes harmful plaque, calculus (hardened plaque), and bacteria that can’t be removed at home by simply brushing or flossing– regardless of how vigorously you brush or floss. Professional teeth cleaning will include tooth scaling and root planning and tooth polishing and debridement if too much tartar has accumulated and can prevent cavities, gingivitis, and periodontal disease.

The shortest hygiene session is around 20 minutes, while the longest lasts about one hour but is reserved for only the most extreme cases, and these sessions can last shorter the more frequently you get them. As a true time saver, we recommend getting the treatment every half-year check-up, which is a necessary part of your oral health and is highly recommended.

The best you can do is to see a dental hygienist near you to get proper advice on maintaining good oral health!

 

Scaling and Root Planing

 

Teeth Contouring and Reshaping

£399 - £575

Teeth Whitening

from £399

Home Whitening Kits

 

Veneers

£300 - £350

Composite Veneers

 

Porcelain Veneers

 

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Dr Parimal Patel - Principal Dentist at Dental Artistry

Dr Parimal Patel

Job Title:
  Principal Dentist
Specialisations:
  Oral Surgery, General Dentistry, Implantology, Dental Examinations
Biography:

Implantology and Cosmetic Dentistry. Practice Co-owner.

GDC No. 58991

BDS, MSC (Implant Dentistry), MFGDP, DPDS

Dr Patel has an active interest in advance Dental Implant, Surgical Dentistry and Intravenous Sedation.

Dr Patel attained his Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) back in 1984 from the University of Newcastle. Since then he has flourished in the field, developing a successful dental practice in Smiledent whilst also sharing his intuition with others in the various teaching roles that he occupies. Currently he is not only a vocational trainer, but also a part-time senior clinical teacher in the oral surgery department of Kings College London and a teaching fellow at Warwick University. He recently was appointed the role of Programme Director at the Woolwich Scheme. Dr Patel has also furthered his own education since leaving university, successfully completing many postgraduate diploma-training courses. For his efforts he has rightly been awarded a MFGDP (UK) in 1999 and a DPDS (Bristol) in 2002. Having acquired a personal interest in Implantology he participated in a three year Implant Programme at Warwick University, completing an MSc in Implant Dentistry in 2006. He then went on to train at the world renowned Eastman Dental Institute and received a certificate in Advanced Implantology. Dr Patel is an active member of his LDC and a member of ADI, EOA, BACD, FGDP, DDU and CODE. He is an approved mentor in Implantology by the Association of Dental Implantologist and Straumann. In his spare time he likes the occasional hike or round of golf.

Dr Sheraz Aleem - Principal Dentist at Dental Artistry

Dr Sheraz Aleem

Job Title:
  Principal Dentist
Specialisations:
  Cosmetic Dentistry, General Dentistry, Invisalign, Restorative Dentistry, Functional Aesthetic Dentistry, Cosmetic Laser Procedures
Biography:

Lead Cosmetic Dentist. Practice Co-owner

GDC No. 82454

BDS, BSc (King’s College London)

Dr  Aleem is a well-known cosmetic and restorative dentist. He is exceptionally qualified in Smile Design.

Dr Aleem qualified from Kings College London in 2003 with a BDS as well as a BSc. He carried out his vocational training at Smiledent underneath Dr Patel. Dr Aleem however has more of an interest in the restorative and cosmetic side of dentistry. To facilitate this he has been a member of the AACD for the past 5 years attending their annual conference in the USA on a regular basis. Dr Aleem has furthered his understanding in occlusion and restorative dentistry by attending the renowned Pankey essentials continuum in Miami, USA. Since then he has managed to obtain a certificate in restorative dentistry at Eastmans Dental Institute. He recently completed a three month aesthetic continuum at UCLA in Los Angeles California and was trained by leaders in the field of aesthetic dentistry. This is a unique and invaluable experience which has led to him focussing on cosmetic dentistry and using the latest equipment and techniques to achieve amazing results Dr Aleem has also gained qualifications in other sections of cosmetic dentistry: clear-step orthodontics, [Treatment name removed] and fillers. This has lead to him being shortlisted for Smile Awards 2012. His willingness to expand his knowledge to all forms of cosmetic dentistry, he has also completed a years training in implant dentistry at the tatum institute, being trained by one of the pioneers of dental implants Dr Hilt Tatum. In his spare time Dr Aleem prefers to ski or play golf and is a keen traveller.

Dr Jiten Patel - Dentist at Dental Artistry

Dr Jiten Patel

Job Title:
  Dentist
Specialisations:
  General Dentistry, Oral Surgery, Functional Aesthetic Dentistry, Implantology
Biography:

Implant Dentistry

GDC No. 100484

BDS, Dip. Imp. Dent. RCS (Eng). Advanced Certificate in

Implant Dentistry FGDP(UK) RCS Eng

Jiten graduated in 2002. As a result of his outstanding performance during his undergraduate training, he was offered one of only three places on the full-time residency in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery which he successfully completed and received his postgraduate MDS from the University of Gujarat in 2004.

Jiten came to the UK in 2005 and completed his conversion exams while working at the Royal Salford Hospital in Manchester. Jiten joined Smiledent in 2006 and is loved by his patients for his empathetic and personal approach. He believes in treating patients as individuals and not just treating teeth.

Jiten enjoys giving back to his profession and to this end, sits on the Local Dental Committee. He has held a clinical tutorship in Oral Surgery at the prestigious Kings College Dental Institute and also been an Educational Supervisor for the London Deanery for the period 2011-2016. Jiten has an interest in advanced restorative treatments using dental implants and using the latest technology in digital dentistry such as 3D printing and CAD CAM milling.

Jiten believes his patients deserve the best and continues to strive to provide the best level of care. 

Jiten has a keen interest in continual professional development and continues to attend various courses and conferences around the world. To further his interest and passion in Implant dentistry, in 2013 Jiten commenced the Diploma in Implant Dentistry at the Royal College of Surgeons of England. This diploma is considered the gold standard in Dental implant training and is one of the few dentists to be awarded the Advanced Certificate on successful completion of the Diploma.

Dr Christina Evaghoras - Orthodontist at Dental Artistry

Dr Christina Evaghoras

Job Title:
  Orthodontist
Specialisations:
  Invisalign, Orthodontics, Anti-Aging Medicine, Non-Surgical Facial Aesthetics, Temporomandibular Disorders (TMJ)
Biography:

Orthodontist & Facial Aesthetics

GDC No. 73441

BDS (Lond), MFDS RCS (Eng), MSc. (Orthodontics), Morth RCS (Eng)

Dr Christina Evaghoras was educated locally before studying dentistry at Guy’s Hospital. Christina qualified as a dentist in 1997. In the year that followed she worked at Guy’s gaining further experience in maxillofacial surgery, children’s dentistry and oral Medicine. A year in general practice was then followed by further experience in surgery and orthodontics. Christina’s passion for orthodontics earned her a place on the specialist training course at Guy’s Hospital.

She completed her Masters in Orthodontics from the University of London in 2003, and in 2004 gained the Membership in Orthodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons of England. Since then Christina has worked in a specialist practice, providing orthodontic care to both children and adults. A number of years working with children with special needs and anxiety in a dedicated clinic have further enhanced her skills.

Christina aims to provide the best results for her patients, whether their problems are simple or complex. Adults and children alike are treated with up to date, evidence based orthodontics, including “invisible” or ceramic braces when appropriate.

Christina also performs facial aesthetics at our practice. She has completed training with Cosmetic Courses- the longest established training provider for 

Botulinum

 and Dermal filler training courses and Allergan’s first appointed training provider for medical aesthetics.

Dr Claudia Brown - Dentist at Dental Artistry

Dr Claudia Brown

Job Title:
  Dentist
Specialisations:
  Periodontics, Laser Dentistry
Biography:

Periodontist

GDC No. 76528

BDS(London)

MSc(Perio), MClin Dent(Perio)

MFDS RCS(England), MRD RCS(Edinburgh)

Dr Claudia Brown is a qualified dentist and registered Specialist Periodontist with the General Dental council. She worked as a Specialist Clinical teacher at Guy’s Dental school as well as in Oral surgery at Kings College Dental Hospital. As a Specialist Periodontist lecturing nationally and internationally to dental professionals, schools and communities globally including a charity that empowers young girls. She also examines postgraduate dentists for the Royal College of Surgeons of England nationally and internationally.Claudia qualified from UMDS (Guy’s). Following that she carried out General Professional training (VT and honorary clinical assistantship posts in hospital oral surgery, restorative and orthodontic departments).

She then undertook a series of hospital, community and general practice posts around the country achieving a broad-based experience in dentistry, surgery, sedation (SAAD-trained) and general anaesthesia.

She has attained the Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgeons (MFDS) from the Royal College of surgeons of England, as well as Master of Science (MSc), Master of Clinical dentistry (MClin Dent) in Periodontology at Kings College London and Membership in Restorative dentistry (MRD) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh with merit. Her MSc project was based on the association between periodontal disease and cardiovascular health-an investigation of circulating CRP in the peripheral blood of untreated periodontitis patients. This has led to her great interest in the association between oral and periodontal health.

During her time at Guy’s she achieved Stage 1 in learning and teaching in higher education.

As well as carrying out non-surgical and surgical periodontal treatment, she also places implants, uses diode laser and Waterlase and cone beam CT scanning as part of her periodontal management where appropriate.

Claudia was interviewed by Private Dentistry magazine two years ago. She has also recently contributed to a general health book for patients regarding oral health to be published in the UK and US and written various articles over the years. As a member of the African and Caribbean Dental Association (ACDA), she was part of the team that went to 10 Downing Street and discussed the importance of improving patient access to dentistry and the association between periodontal health and general health. Global health is paramount. She has also appeared in a television advert promoting vitamin supplement sprays that was aired in the US.

Dr Kiren Patel - Dentist at Dental Artistry

Dr Kiren Patel

Job Title:
  Dentist
Specialisations:
  Endodontics
Biography:

Specialist Endodontist

BDS (Hons) (KCL), MFDS (Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh), MClinDent Endodontology (Distinction; KCL), MEndo (Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh)

Kiren graduated with Honours from King’s College London in 2014 and obtained her diploma of membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery at the Royal College of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS Ed.) in 2016. She subsequently successfully completed her 4-year specialist training programme in Endodontology qualifying with distinction, from King’s College London Dental Institute. She has also been awarded the Membership in Endodontics by the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh.

Kiren enjoys keeping up to date with the latest advances in her field and is passionate about continually evolving as a clinician to provide high quality endodontic care for her patients. Her friendly and compassionate nature coupled with her experience enable her patients to feel at ease during root canal treatment.

Mrs Sonia Nestorowicz - Dental Therapist at Dental Artistry

Mrs Sonia Nestorowicz

Job Title:
  Dental Therapist
Biography:

Dental Hygienist, Nurse and Therapist

GDC No 273578

BSc Oral and Dental Health Sciences (Newcastle University), Diploma in Dental Nursing Level 3 QCF City & Guilds

Sonia Nestorowicz is a dental hygienist, dental nurse and dental therapist. From a very young age, she developed a keen interest in dentistry which led her on becoming a dental nurse for six years. Sonia undertook an Access Course to HE in Medicine and Biomedical science which helped her progress onto a bachelor’s degree in Dental Hygiene and Therapy at Newcastle University. She continuously developed her professional career in dentistry and expanded her skill set and qualifications.

Sonia worked in various NHS and private practices in the Midlands and London helping to put patients at ease during treatment. One of these practices was The Kensington Clinic,our sister practice in central London.

She worked alongside one of our principal dentists, Dr Sheraz Aleem. Sonia was responsible to provide chairside support during various treatments, which included implant placement, smile design and orthodontics. Dental nursing has helped her gain a deeper understanding into all facets of the dental profession.

Sonia’s nursing experience has also contributed to her knowledge and skills to provide high quality dental hygiene treatments.

For over two years she has been performing dental hygiene and dental therapy to hospital patients. This was part of her Bachelor’s degree training. She takes pride in being able to have 100% retention rate due to her immaculate patient approach.

She is highly enthusiastic about dental health and educating patients about personal dental care and hygiene using current preventative techniques. Sonia believes in friendly and informative approach, she would often go beyond her duties to ensure her patients have a pleasant experience before, during and after the treatment.

Her next goal is to further her skill set by completing courses in facial aesthetics, orthodontic therapy, tooth whitening and composite bonding.

Mrs Beata Lubik - Dental Hygienist at Dental Artistry

Mrs Beata Lubik

Job Title:
  Dental Hygienist
Biography:

Hygienist

GDC No. 261532

Education Dip Dent Hygiene Opole, Poland 2014

Beata graduated from the University Of Technology in Poland with a Masters’s Degree in Marketing & Management in 2002. After a period of working in this field in Poland, she decided to pursue her keen interest in Dentistry and then she qualified as a dental hygienist from the University of Opole in 2014. Ever since then Beata has been actively practicing hygiene treatments in specialist private practices. Beata enjoys working with all our patients to help improve their oral hygiene and smile.

She believes that active communication with her patients is the most effective way to help them achieve excellent oral hygiene. She is passionate to listen to her patients’ concerns and to find a solution that fit their lifestyle. She is very professional and experienced in hygiene, dedicated to provide patients’ comfort during her procedures.

Beata has developed excellent skills in her field and always ensures she used the latest equipment and systems to perform general hygiene and Airflow Polish.

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