Gone are the days when visiting the dentist was simply about ensuring our teeth were not decaying. In 2017, a lot of the patients at Harley Street Dental Clinic come to us in order to make the most of how they look.
At Harley Street Dental Clinic, your dentist in W1, we offer a wide range of treatments that make long-lasting improvements to the appearance of your teeth and gums. Your smile is important. It is one of the first things that people notice about you, when they meet you. A good smile smooths your path through life, and this is why increasing numbers of our patients are choosing to invest in enhancing their appearance by focusing on their smile, rather than more transient beauty treatments for the hair and nails.
Explore your options
When you come visit the dentist in W1 seeking transformation, we will guide you to choosing one or possibly a combination of our modern cosmetic dentistry treatments to best suit your needs.
Here are some of the treatments we can offer you:
White fillings can be used to fill new cavities, or to replace unattractive, or old and cracked mercury amalgam fillings. Amalgam can be seen when you open your mouth wide, to laugh, for example. White fillings use a composite material that is sculpted to recreate the mounds of a natural tooth, making chewing more effective. We also use inlays or onlays to cover larger cavities at the back of your mouth in order to better cope with the forces of chewing.
Teeth whitening is our most popular treatment. It works very well on stains and discolouration from coffee, red wine, tea, natural ageing, or even some medications. Treatment can either take place here at the clinic, which takes about an hour, or you carry out the treatment yourself at home, which takes a couple of weeks.
Veneers provide an instant, but long-lasting makeover for chipped, broken, worn, gappy or mildly misaligned teeth. They are carefully designed to blend in seamlessly with the size, shape, and colour of your own natural teeth. Composite bonding is also available for the front biting teeth.