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Cosmetic DentistryMany patients consider composite bonding to improve chips, edges, or uneven teeth — but don't realise that the order of treatment matters. This guide explains why professional teeth whitening is usually recommended before bonding, how shade matching works, and how a bleach then bond approach can support a more natural-looking result.
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General DentistryImpacted wisdom teeth are a common cause of pain, swelling, and infection. This guide explains what impacted wisdom teeth are, the potential risks of delaying treatment, and when early removal may be recommended following a professional dental assessment. Written for patients in London, the focus is on safety, informed decision-making, and understanding symptoms.
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Cosmetic DentistryMany people assume straight teeth alone complete a smile enhancement. However, once alignment improves, minor chips, uneven edges, or subtle shade differences can become more noticeable. This guide explains the conservative "Align, Bleach, and Bond" workflow — how Pro Aligners, professional whitening, and composite bonding can complement each other when clinically appropriate.
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General DentistryWhen sudden dental pain or injury strikes, most people don't have time to search multiple websites—they need clear, reliable answers immediately. This comprehensive London-focused guide explains what qualifies as a dental emergency, what steps to take if you're in pain, common emergency dental treatments, and how costs are usually structured.
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Cosmetic DentistryChoosing between composite bonding and porcelain veneers can feel confusing, especially when budgets and long-term results are important factors. This guide explains the key differences between these two popular cosmetic treatments, including how they are applied, how long they typically last, and how costs can vary.
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Cosmetic DentistryMany people delay cosmetic dental treatment because they worry about damaging healthy teeth. This guide explains why composite bonding is often described as a "no-drill" or minimally invasive option, how it differs from treatments that remove enamel, and why its additive approach may appeal to patients seeking gentle, conservative smile improvements.
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Cosmetic DentistryDiscover everything you need to know about composite bonding—from how it works and who it's suitable for, to the different types available and essential aftercare advice.
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General DentistryEverything you need to know about root canal treatment—from understanding what it involves and why it's recommended, to debunking common myths and knowing what to expect during recovery.
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