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When you first have the braces placed on your teeth, you may require time to get used to the tightened feeling. Initially, for a few days, it may feel slightly uncomfortable with sore gums. For this reason, we advise eating soft foods only. This helps your teeth to adjust to the treatment. We also recommend not consuming very hard or chewy foods. Straighten my teeth today. Soft foods can include: soup with soft bread, mashed potatoes, rice, soft noodles, pasta, Read more…

There are many benefits to brace treatment and any other orthodontic teeth straightening treatments. They include the following: Improved Confidence. Teeth that are well aligned also provide a level of cosmetic enhancement. The more involved and detailed the treatment the better the resulting cosmetics. This also tends to improve a person’s self-esteem and self-confidence contributing to your overall wellness. If you look good you tend to feel good too. In adults, this is the main reason why they seek out Read more…

Braces actually shouldn’t be painful. They may be uncomfortable when they are first placed on the teeth. This is necessary in order to provide the correct forces in order to move the teeth as required. When the dentist adjusts your braces, they will often feel tighter on your teeth. This can sometimes make your teeth and gums feel sore whilst your teeth adjust to the braces. This tightness is  necessary in order to move the teeth as expected. Without the Read more…

Brace treatments are not painful. But they can be a little uncomfortable during the first 2-3 days whilst the teeth get used to the braces. Initially, the braces do need to be a little tight. This allows for the necessary forces to be applied so that the teeth can start moving in the required direction. This may feel slightly uncomfortable to some who have a more sensitive disposition. However, the majority of our patients do not feel too much discomfort. Read more…

Brace treatment is actually a very cost-effective way of getting a new smile without too much preparation for your teeth. It is also much cheaper than many other treatments like veneers. Brace treatment for adults is more complex than in children. This is because there are greater levels of uncertainties involved and adult teeth tend to be more unpredictable in nature. So when compared to children’s orthodontic work, adult brace treatment will cost more. The fee for your braces varies Read more…

At the Perfect Smile Studios, we use a customized approach for brace treatment. This means that you will have a bespoke plan of action especially for you based upon your specific need and requirements. You will have a consultation initially where we will discuss what types of brace choices best suit your requirements. Your specific brace treatment will be left on your teeth depending on the intricacies your treatment plan. The aim will be to get the most optimal result. Read more…

You will be considered an adult if you are over 18 years of age. Adults are usually not eligible for Brace treatment on the National Health Service (NHS). This is because any type of brace treatment for adults is considered to be cosmetic in nature and the NHS does not provide cosmetic dentistry. Cosmetic dentistry is an optional elective treatment. It does not fall into the realms of necessary treatment on the NHS. The NHS has limited funding and budget, Read more…

Brace treatment can essentially be done at any age as soon as you have permanent teeth. Innovative orthodontic solutions now mean that the majority of people regardless of age can have teeth straightening treatments. These include inconspicuous braces and clear braces. Brace treatment involves components like a small bracket that is fixed to each tooth. These brackets support a wire which then moves your teeth. For adults, there are now numerous treatment options that are inconspicuous and tooth coloured. The Read more…

Chose The Right Treatment For Your Dental Health Any treatment that is advised must be done so because it happens to be the most appropriate choice for any given situation. Crowns offer a different advantage to fillings. They are both chosen for different reasons. Therefore we cannot say that a crown is necessarily better than a filling or conversely that a filling is better than a crown. Find out more about our restorative treatments. Each treatment used in the right Read more…

High-Quality Treatments for our Crown and Root Canal Treatments Whether a crown is advised on front teeth or not is dependent upon the amount of natural tooth remaining after the root canal treatment. In most cases, a crown is not necessary as the front teeth have a single, easily accessible root canal. This canal is also straighter in natures when compared to the back teeth. This means that during the root canal procedure the dentist will not have had to Read more…

Our Treatments are Designed for Long-Lasting, Effective Results Usually after a root canal treatment the tooth is left very vulnerable and weak. This is because much of the inside of the tooth has been removed. In most instances, we do recommend that a tooth be restored with a crown after having undergone root canal treatment. How a tooth is weakened after root canal treatment: Firstly, the tooth may have had a very large and deep filling to begin with. This Read more…

We use The Best Possible Materials for Our Crown Treatments Over the years, there has been much debate about which dental material is best from which to construct crowns. All innovations and new technology have been aimed at fulfilling the required criteria for a crown. In the past crowns have been made of gold alloy, tin alloy, stainless steel, metal-ceramic combinations and various types of all porcelain crowns. Unfortunately, no one material has been able to match the full characteristics Read more…

Determined In Giving You The Best Possible Results As with most things nothing last forever. However, we do follow strict protocols to make sure that any treatment we do including crowns lasts as long as is physically possible. This focus applies to ant treatment regardless of its nature. There are many variables that determine how long a particular treatment like crowns lasts. This is because the mouth is a dynamic environment and is in a constant mode of change. This Read more…

We Use The Highest Quality Materials for Long-Lasting Results Nothing really lasts forever, especially when concerned with the human body. This is because there are so many variables and our jaws are dynamic which means things are constantly changing. We normally say approximately 10 years. However, when we carry out any treatment on your teeth we do so in a way that has the longevity of the treatment in mind. This means we do not expect to re-do any treatment Read more…

The Perfect Smile offers the Highest level of Care You will find that all treatments carried out at the Perfect Smile Studios are done with patient care in mind. We have dedicated the last 25 years to ensure that all our patients are cared for at the highest level. We follow strict protocols to ensure you experience no pain at all. There should be no reason why any treatment should hurt you. It does not matter whether we are doing Read more…

Our aim is for your Crown treatment to be completely painless and comfortable. There are a number of techniques we use to ensure that you are very comfortable throughout the treatment and subsequent to it. These include: Minimal Pain During Crown Treatment First of all most treatments with a crown are on teeth that are already heavily filled or that they have had a root canal treatment done on them beforehand. This means that very little sound tooth tissue is Read more…

Crown Treatments are Designed to Help You There are various conditions in which a Crown treatment would be recommended to you. This usually has to do with the original tooth having a deficiency of some nature. A Crown overcomes this discrepancy and restores the tooth back to proper aesthetics and functioning. Benefits of a Crown: To structurally support a tooth To protect the whole tooth To restore proper functioning of the tooth and other teeth To look like a tooth, Read more…

  Experienced Dentists Here To Help You Any treatment that is recommended for you by our dentists is dependent upon your individual circumstances. Before any treatment is advised your mouth will be first studied carefully in a comprehensive clinical assessment. Thereafter, the dentist will make a diagnosis based upon all the information collected. Amongst the treatment advised sometimes it might include a crown or a filling. These two treatments are very different and chosen for different reasons. Both fillings and Read more…

Lifetime or short time Even the human body doesn’t last forever. This is especially true with the body or in this case, teeth that are undergoing continuous wear and tear. Even natural teeth wear down over time. Procedure  | Tooth preparation | Costs | Pros & Cons  However, Veneers are created with longevity in mind. So when we create veneers we want to give them the best chance possible of survival. We do this in several ways: Firstly we ensure that we have thoroughly investigated and carefully Read more…

Do the thin covers ever fall off the teeth? Since the mouth is a dynamic system, over time there could be bite forces applied to teeth that despite careful advanced planning were unpredictable. This is because teeth tend to move over time. These pressures can on occasion lead to damage at the bonding junction or the actual porcelain itself. This may cause the veneer to come off.  However, this is very rare and we take strict measures to ensure that Read more…

Long lasting or a flash in the pan? When we perform aesthetic dentistry of any kind, our aim is for the work to last for as long as is physically possible. There are a few ways in which we ensure long lasting treatment: We first ensure that we assess you mouth very carefully to give us the fullest information possible about the foundation of your teeth on which we are to build the new smile. It is also important to us Read more…

Can veneers damage your teeth and gums? Any treatment we do is always aimed at protecting your teeth from any harm and to prevent any future damage from occurring. If we consider aesthetic work like veneers for you then we do so in a way that achieves the aesthetics but also at the same time, that the treatment is also healthy and beneficial for you in the long term. We fully understand that the more dentistry you have done the Read more…

Do veneers fall off?  There has been much research in the field of aesthetic dentistry over the last 20 years that has looked into why any treatment should fail and why there may have been problems associated with the dentistry. These issues have now been addressed and solutions have been sought. As with anything the research will always be progressive and ongoing as newer and newer techniques and products are introduced. One of the main concerns has been whether veneers Read more…

Can my new veneers lose their whiteness through coffee of wine staining? There are two types of staining that exist: Intrinsic and Extrinsic. Intrinsic Staining This occurs mostly when the veneer absorbs the food or drinking colouring and changes colour permanently. However, this usually only happens with composite veneers that are made of a high strength plastic. Initially they do not stain and look good. But over time they may change in different ways including tooth wear and a difference Read more…

Do teeth veneers make eating any harder? Veneers were designed to restore your teeth back to health. This means that after treatment you should be able to use your teeth as normal. Veneers should not hinder your biting and chewing in any way. There should also be minimal changes to your speech. Once veneers have been constructed and fitted your teeth they will be very durable and strong. In fact, they will protect the underlying tooth tissue from external acidic Read more…

Can veneers be detrimental to your oral health? If veneer treatment is done well, following the proper protocols and standards then there should be no reason to fear it. Once upon a time, porcelain had to be of a certain thickness otherwise there would be an increased risk of breakage. So, in order to allow for the thickness of porcelain either the teeth ended up looking very thick or we had to cut into the teeth to make space for Read more…

Pain free treatment no drilling or injections Veneers are usually not painful whilst you are having the treatment. However, some have reported slight sensitivity during the settling down period after final fitting. This is quite normal and nothing to worry about. It usually only lasts for a few days and very soon after subsides. More. The sensitivity is due to the bonding process where an inorganic substance (the veneer) has been bonded to an organic component (your tooth). In complex Read more…

Cost and Veneer prices updated quarterly (2018 There are many factors that affect the price of veneers and hence the fee quoted to you will be dependent upon your specific case. This is because there are now so many different techniques, brands and types of material that we can make veneers out of. Costs The fee will be planned according to the type of veneer selected and that which is the most compatible to you when you have your clinical Read more…

Completely new teeth and smile anyone? This would depend on what you mean by a “new” mouth. There are many ways of creating a “new mouth”. This could be by restoring your existing teeth to look aesthetically more pleasing with porcelain or filling materials; by re-aligning your teeth to create straighter looking teeth; or by replacing any missing teeth. If we were to replace your missing teeth we would need to work out whether a denture, a bridge or implants Read more…

Restorative dental work These are any treatments that are used to restore teeth and gums back to health. It often involves replacing or rebuilding teeth or their surrounding support structure back to its original or even better appearance. See Bupa Dental Cover for Private and NHS Patients: Is It Right for You? Restorative treatments are not only aimed at cosmetics though, they also serve the purpose of making those teeth structurally supported and protected. Deficiencies can occur in all aspects of Read more…

Are veneers or teeth whitening covered under BUPA or a comparable insurance Different insurance companies will have different criteria. It is important that you check what treatments are covered with your own insurance company. See: Bupa Dental Cover for Private and NHS Patients: Is It Right for You? We recommend that you first have your clinical assessment and examination. This will outline your condition and work that needs to be done. Veneers may or may not be part of your treatment Read more…

Dental implants Dental implants are treatments that are applicable to situations where there are missing teeth. They were originally conceived to replace teeth that had been lost due to decay, infection or damage. Their main purpose was to restore the chewing ability of the patient and the proper functioning of the teeth. Dental Implants also prevent the other neighbouring and opposing teeth from tilting and moving over time into the space left by the original tooth. However over the years, Read more…

Yes braces do fall into the category of Cosmetic or aesthetic Dentistry Braces or any orthodontic treatments, have a dual purpose of both function and aesthetics. They support the functioning of teeth by providing a stable balanced bite where the patient can chew and speak without causing any negative effects. The braces treatment at the same time will also align the teeth correctly and so restore the aesthetics of the smile too. Indeed, most adults these days now seek out Read more…

Every dentist has to undertake a 5-year undergraduate course at university Different universities have different programs. Some of the top universities will provide a superior level of training and a better understanding of the treatment protocols and techniques. This gives a dentist the basic foundational knowledge. Thereafter, the dentist is required to do a one year vocational training program whereby they work as a salaried dentist for a dental practice. As part of this program they also attend various lectures Read more…

A Fundamental Role in the Cosmetic Industry We usually call a dentist a “Cosmetic Dentist” when they have a special interest in cosmetic procedures and the majority of treatment carried out by the clinician is cosmetic in nature aimed at improving the smile. There is really no other professional title given to a cosmetic dentist other than ‘Cosmetic Dentist” or “Aesthetic Dentist”. Cosmetic dentistry has a significant impact on a person’s self esteem and confidence. Many people have found it Read more…

The Cost of Cosmetic Dentistry The cost of any cosmetic dentistry is based upon your overall needs for your teeth, mouth and smile. Its also depends upon how perfect you want your smile enhancement to be. For example, are you looking for minor improvements or are you looking for a complete transformation. When you request any cosmetic dentistry there is a process we follow to establish your exact needs and requirements. We then base our recommendations upon those needs. Find Read more…

Several Dental Treatments are considered as Cosmetic Dentistry Cosmetic dentistry is an umbrella term for a huge array of different treatments that are all aimed at improving the look of your teeth and smile. Any treatment that can change any of the following can contribute to a cosmetic treatment plan: We can change the shape of your teeth using porcelain or composite restorations in treatments such as veneers, crowns and fillings. We can also do cosmetic contouring work that simply Read more…

Cosmetic Dentistry & The NHS Unfortunately, the treatments available on the National Health Service (NHS) are aimed at preserving the teeth and their functioning only. Therefore any treatment available on the NHS is for health purposes only. Due to budget restraints, the NHS is not able to provide more complex and advanced dentistry. This would include any treatment that is cosmetic in nature. Hence, the options available on the NHS are limited to cheaper treatments that do the job sufficiently Read more…

If low self-esteem is impacting on how you make a good first impression, the good news is we can help you enhance your smile – and you do not have to be an A-list celebrity to achieve star quality. Teeth whitening, veneers, dental implants and short-term adult orthodontics using Invisalign are accessible, affordable and fix ageing or broken smiles without breaking the bank. The secret lies in the colour and symmetry of our teeth. The length, width and proportion also Read more…

There has been a lot going on in our practice over the past few months and the on-going theme is ‘families’ with weddings, engagements, babies, babies and more babies! Our dental team family has been steadily growing. We have a few team members back from maternity leave – Shivani, our hygiene therapist, who had a baby girl as well as dental nurse Aimie and care nurse Gabi, who both had baby boys. We are all very pleased to see them Read more…

Over 57% of UK adults are unhappy with the appearance of their teeth. What are the benefits of Dental Veneers? Crooked, chipped or discoloured teeth can be a serious cause for low self-esteem and confidence issues amongst UK adults. Porcelain veneers are becoming a fast, effective and long-lasting solution in getting a radiant, perfect smile. “Dental Veneers help unlock your smile’s potential; they’re incredibly durable and give patients guaranteed natural results.” Opting for dental veneers isn’t just for cosmetic appearances; Read more…

7 in 10 people are opting for dental implants for their tooth replacement solution Cosmetic dentistry may appear to be a purely cosmetic solution for your appearance, but there are several benefits you may not be aware of in getting an implant. “Dental implants are a perfect, long-term treatment for tooth replacement.” Here are 5 benefits why dental implants are fast becoming a popular, dependable solution to replace your missing teeth: 1) Improves Your Oral Health Missing or broken teeth Read more…

A dental implant can cost as little as £1.40 a day* A dental implant can cost as little as £1.40 a day. What daily expenses do you have that could be replaced by the cost of an implant? A Hello Magazine can cost around £2 even though they can be viewed for free online. “Not only do dental implants have a range of oral health benefits, it enhances your confidence in social situations.” If your smile is in need of Read more…

Fluorosis is a cosmetic condition that affects teeth in the first eight years of their growth. Fluorosis isn’t a disease and because it’s usually mild and is something a dental professional can detect. “Mild fluorosis may make visible changes visible only to a dental professional who knows what to look for.” Fluorosis is caused by an overexposure to fluoride. Fluoride can be found in toothpaste and other mouth-based products. Fluorosis can produce white lines or streaks along the enamel of Read more…

Smiling is a heartwarming experience and we do it so unconsciously that we don’t truly realize the beneficial effects it has on us both psychologically and physically even in making us feel 10 years younger. To see someone smile at us or to smile back is truly a gift. But what is it about that smile that makes us feel good? What makes a nice smile? Dentists would obviously think the best thing in the world is a nice healthy Read more…

Japanese scientists are paving the way for futuristic teeth that are free from decay. They have developed a microscopic coating for teeth that prevents dental decay from deteriorating teeth – it may also make these teeth appear whiter! Professor Shigeki Hontsu at Kinki University in western Japan says, “This is the world’s first flexible apatite sheet” The microscopic coating is a film that covers the tooth. The film is made of a hardwearing and extremely flexible material called hydroxyapatite. This Read more…

Well done to Dawn French and her amazing new look! The Vicar of Dibley star has lost 3 stones since her divorce from Lenny Henry and she looks like a new women. Congratulations to her for her efforts to make herself healthier and she looks great for it too. This situation got me thinking about people’s efforts to help themselves after traumatic times in their lives such as divorce, loss or passing away of loved ones. Quite often I see Read more…

The Perfect Smile Studios bringing state-of-the-art innovations in Dentistry to Hertfordshire, London & Essex. Dr. Rahul Doshi and Dr. Bhavna Doshi are due to attend the World Aesthetic Congress held in London, this year. As you may know Dr. Doshi founder of The Perfect Smile Studios and Advanced Training Institute, likes to keep at the forefront of dental innovations especially in tooth veneers and smile makeovers. Therefore he will be looking for newer developments in the UK when he attends Read more…

Instinctively, we all know the power of a wonderful smile. It’s that warm welcoming feeling we give out when we smile. But now the latest research from the US is showing that the “British Smile” itself is something worth smiling about! A study that has analysed the American and British smile and the 43 different facial muscles used to produce them has discovered some interesting results. The psychologist undertaking the study found such sharp differences between the way Americans and Read more…

These days many dental practices are renaming and reinventing their names to be synonymous with dentistry. Also, there has been much in the way of change of ownership of various dental practice companies. This has lead to much confusion. We would like to state that we are the original ‘The Perfect Smile Studios” established since 1994 by Dr. Rahul Doshi. We have been the main dentists on Extreme Makeover UK and have appeared in multiple national media including the BBC, Read more…

As you may know we at The Perfect Smile Studios like to stay at the cutting edge of dentistry especially in the areas of Aesthetic Dentistry, Orthodontics and Implants. This is important to us on two key levels: 1. It allows us to produce the very best results for our patients and hence we are able to live up to our motto – changing lives and exceeding expectations. 2. We can keep the dentists that attend the Advanced Training Course Read more…

Today our delegate dentists and their teams on our Advanced Training Course will be fitting the final smiles on all the patients. I know it’s going to be an emotional day. It usually is because this is the day these patients are finally going to get the smile they have always wanted but have delayed getting until now. The transformations and uplift to their self-esteem and spirits is going to be high. We have seen this only too many times Read more…

In these modern times dentistry has improved in leaps and bounds with the use of highly sensitive and technical innovations. All sorts of gadgets and armamentarium have surfaced to improve practically every aspect of enhancement procedures. One aspect that we consider to be highly recommended whenever any smile makeover procedure is being considered is the use of laser technology. Laser dentistry can be easily combined with cosmetic dentistry techniques to provide some of the most stunning results possible. They give Read more…

Congratulations to our Specialist Orthodontist Dr. Nilu Abizadeh who has been awarded the 2011 Best UK Orthodontic Smile Award. This prestigious award recognises Dr Abizadeh’s orthodontic treatment in creating beautiful smiles. The Perfect Smile Studios have an ethos of creating stunning smiles and makeovers that are also based on a healthy foundation. Creating beautiful looking teeth in combination with orthodontic work delivers the best most minimally invasive and desired results in cosmetic dentistry. We are proud to have Dr Abizedeh Read more…

We are looking forward to the last 2 days of the spring Advanced Training Course held at The Perfect Smile Institute. We have a great crowd of dentists and their teams, and a really good agenda for some innovative strategies on creating beautiful looking teeth for our patients. Who do we teach and train? We not only see dentists from Hertfordshire, Essex and London, but from all over UK and Europe. We are always striving to remain at the forefront Read more…

As part of their continued work to support the dental industry to increase the standards of care provided to patients across the UK, both Dr. Rahul Doshi and Dr. Bhavna Doshi work as judges for the National Private Dentistry Awards. They are valued for their experience and integral position as opinion leaders in the profession. Tonight will be the awards ceremony where many dentists and their teams are eagerly awaiting the final results. There will be a few regretful sighs Read more…

A person’s smile is a very important asset and it influences almost every aspect of life from how you feel about yourself to how others feel about you and hence how you interact and communicate with each other. It is almost the catalyst to a chain reaction on how you live your life. Smiling has an instant psychological effect of uplifting your spirits and it also makes people around you feel comfortable to be in your company. Hence, when you Read more…

Do you hate showing your teeth off especially in photos? Are you looking for a cost-effective and fast teeth straightening solution? We may have a perfect solution for a perfect smile, that’s perfect for you. Say “Hello” to a great new innovative orthodontic treatment that is taking UK with a smile – Six Month Smiles. What is Six Month Smiles Treatment? This is a cosmetically focused short term orthodontic treatment that allows adults to have teeth straightening treatment with tooth Read more…

Earlier this summer, The Duchess of Cambridge arrived in Los Angeles at the end of her Canadian Royal tour with a transformation in her smile. It was gleaming and straight and very much unlike the Hollywood perfectly straight and excessively white smiles. She had taken her smile from OK to red-carpet ready. Did Kate Middleton have something done that transformed her smile? And if so, what? Her secret lies in not just teeth whitening but a treatment called “micro-rotations’. It Read more…

Our single most important feature is one we often pay little regard to – our smile! In the UK we spend over £200 million a year on surgery or cosmetic dentistry in a bid to look younger, but we often forget about the benefits of having a healthy smile. The appearance of a person’s teeth and gums is very important, 48% of us judge people on their smile alone, 76% believe smiling has a psychological boost and can have a Read more…

People talk about ‘The Perfect Smile’, but exactly what constitutes a perfect smile? Many times in conversation and in the media “The Perfect Smile” is a term that is used to describe a large wide, bright and white smile. It is perceived as synonymous with the “Hollywood Smile” that many celebrities strive towards. However, is that the correct use of the term and what do dentists define as The Perfect Smile? At The Perfect Smile Advanced Training Institute Dr. Rahul Read more…

THE PERFECT SMILE STUDIOS & INSTITUTE NEWS SPECIAL: Cheryl Cole seemingly has a great smile and some people would remark that it is the perfect smile. But what exactly makes up the ingredients of a perfect smile? At The Perfect Smile Studios we spoke to celebrity dentist Dr. Rahul Doshi in his Smile Clinic to investigated the different aspects that makeup a perfect smile. He explained that a true perfect smile is really about designing a style and shape of Read more…

A person’s smile is a very important asset and it influences almost every aspect of life from how you feel about yourself to how others feel about you and hence how you interact and communicate with each other. It is almost the catalyst to a chain reaction on how you live your life. Smiling has an instant psychological effect of uplifting your spirits and it also makes people around you feel comfortable to be in your company. Hence, when you Read more…

Dr. Rahul Doshi had a very successful seminar at the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (BACD) Eighth Annual Conference 2011. Due to the over-subscription of his seminar he will be giving another one tomorrow. This proved to be a very popular seminar choice for the attending dentists at the conference. At the annual conference held in the hub of London, Dr. Doshi explained the importance of a “Trial Smile” to the delegates attending. He supported his teachings with a significant Read more…

Our ambivalence to cosmetic dentistry has earned us the reputation of being dental dinosaurs and we have fast become the butt of many a joke by our American counterparts, about wearing our crooked, mismatched gnashers with pride! However you will be pleased to hear our attitude is changing and changing fast. If you believe your smile is less attractive than you would like, it will impact on your self-esteem and confidence in a negative way and can dramatically affect how Read more…

As we get older we are often faced with a whole plethora of ailments. One of the most frustrating is our inability to enjoy the simpler things in life like our favourite foods because our mouths are not as they should be. Some people suffer from loose dentures that cause ulcers and the inability to chew food properly; others suffer from unsightly teeth that are often dark, painful and embarrassing; and many others suffer from bad gums that harass even Read more…

Expense issues often overtake health concerns when considering dentistry procedures. Take a look at John Lennon. His tooth went at Omega Auctions for a whopping £19000! Now that’s one expensive tooth! John had given this tooth to his former housekeeper Dot Jarlett asking her to dispose of it after he supposedly pulled the tooth out in his own kitchen! The tooth ended up for auction given by his housekeeper’s son Barry Jarlett. There are two interesting facts here: 1. The Read more…

The Perfect Smile Advanced Training Institute has carried out some research into why people hate the dentist. We have found some useful and enlightening results. As a consequence we have re-checked all our protocols and processes within our practice to make sure that you are able to achieve your goals and have a great positive experience by eliminating these fears and hates. We have literally given The Perfect Smile Studios & Institute an Extreme Makeover so that our patients are Read more…

A smile looks better if the teeth are bright and white. However, there are several factors that cause discolouration and teeth to look unattractive hence preventing you from achieving that ideal look. The dentists at The Perfect Smile Studios are turning into Smile Transformers with new-age techniques and systems. They look at the exact cause of the discoloration and then formulate a treatment plan that can help you to eliminate the cause and have a better healthy and attractive smile. Read more…

Lasers advance dentistry once again Over the course of the past weekend, Dr. Doshi talked about how Lasers were overtaking the dentist drill to a group of established highly qualified dentists. His seminar ran over due to the excitement it was stirring amongst the dentists. There was also an exhibition of all the latest innovative Dental Lasers that dentists could now use. This proved to be an eye-opener with regards to the possibilities dentistry now offered patients. Dr. Doshi discussed Read more…

Dentistry trends have been moving ahead at an alarming rate. Innovations in dental technology have created a huge amount of options thus allowing dentists London, Essex & Hertfordshire to be able to create treatment plans to fit all types of budgets and needs. Once upon a time, Veneers were the only option using traditional techniques. But the downside of these techniques has been the amount of tooth that was prepared in order to change the smile. Nowadays, there are numerous Read more…

 Dentistry Solutions from Perfect Smile Studios Dental Veneers The latest veneers are made from porcelain to give the illusion of straight teeth. The porcelain can be partial or complete. It all depends on the foundational teeth. Find out more about dental veneers. In cases where teeth are not so crooked Dr. Doshi prefers No Preparation Ultrathin Veneers. But in all cases smile design principles need to be followed to create an ultimate smile that is both long term and Read more…

Last night Dr. Rahul Doshi toasted yet another successful 7 day hands-on course for dentists and their teams at The Perfect Smile Advanced Training Institute. It was a great day (unfortunately we all missed the sun!) jammed pack full of tips and techniques to creating beautiful stunning smile makeovers in dentistry. Dr. Doshi taught comprehensive treatment planning and how to help patients understand all the options available to them today. He discussed how it was vital to assess the patient Read more…

Many things in life have a shelf-life and will only last for a certain length of time. Your smile is no different. Is it time to change your smile and get yourself a new smile makeover? These days getting yourself a new smile with cosmetic dentistry has never been as easy. There are in actual fact numerous treatments that fall into the category of a Smile Makeover and can provide solutions to problems such as: • Want a better looking Read more…

It is often a very difficult decision when considering where to go to get your dentistry or dental implants work done. These days everyone sounds the same and it increasingly feels like a gamble. We at The Perfect Smile Studios understand this and want to make your decisions easy and simple. For this reason we have considered a few areas in which we excel to help make your decisions. 1. We have a range of top highly experienced specialists and Read more…

Many people find that there are parts of their bodies they find most unsatisfactory and are on a constant journey to find solutions for these insecurities. In fact, millions of people all around the world spend huge sums of money in the hope of reversing their situations or enhancing them. The weight loss industry for example is inundated with promises and hopes of a slimmer, healthier, fitter, more youthful younger and altogether more attractive you. However, are teeth a part Read more…

Success of Dental Implants is dependent on correct and continual management of certain risk factors associated with obtaining treatment. It can be detrimental to ignore these risk factors and not take care of teeth implant treatment. Discover our success for our patients in London, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire. Risk factors that reduce success of Dental Implants: Smoking. This prevents and inhibits healing around the implant especially when infected tissues exist. Previous history of gum disease. This predisposes you to future disease Read more…

Because its symptoms can be easy to overlook, gum disease is sometimes called a “silent” malady. But don’t underestimate this problem! Untreated periodontal disease can progress into a serious condition, possibly leading to tooth loss and even systemic (whole-body) health issues. With proper preventive measures and appropriate treatment, however, the disease can be controlled. The root cause of periodontal disease — actually, a group of related diseases, all of which affect the tissues surrounding the teeth — is the buildup Read more…

New research suggests that people who take anti-depressants are twice as likely to experience problems with dental implants as those who don’t, an article on News Medical reports. Find out more. According to researchers at the McGill University in Montreal, the most commonly taken anti-depressants – known as Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), including Celexa and Prozac – can have a significantly negative effect on dental implants. What effect’s dental implants? Professor Faleh Tamimi, a lecturer at McGill’s School of Read more…

  Dr. Doshi helping cosmetic dentists Dr. Rahul Doshi,  a trusted clinical director and senior dentist at the Perfect Smile Studios is proud to announce that he is a mentor to the professionals in Dental Circle. This collaborates with his other work in the dental profession. Read more. “Staying abreast of new ideas and thoughts in dentistry is very important to helping patients achieve their dentistry in the most optimum way possible. And dentistry is changing all the time. It Read more…

There are now many opportunities available for people wishing to improve the look of their smile. If you are considering getting straight teeth, the British Orthodontic Society has published some advice about exactly what your options are, and what you can expect from your orthodontist. See: What to discuss with your dentist. Your choice of brace Firstly, the BOS website explains the varieties of braces that are available to patients. Fixed braces are the most widely used and come in Read more…

Dentists have endured much negativity by the movie industry over the years. Especially in films like Horrible Bosses, where Jennifer Aniston plays the crazy dentist who harasses her staff and patients; or in the movies The Dentist and The Dentist II – both based on dentist psycho-killers. Dentists are always seen as the scary bad guy’s. Why can’t we be the good guys for a change? We help you feel confident with a brand new smile. Click here for Perfect Read more…

Regardless of how well we take care of our teeth, not all of us are blessed with the white and shiny smiles of Hollywood stars. Thanks to the developments of dental surgery over the past years, however, most cosmetic issues with our smiles can be remedied. Your questions answered. Comfortable, unnoticeable & affordable Putting a thin layer of ceramics, known as dental veneers, over your crooked or stained teeth can give you a complete dental makeover. Discover our previous smile Read more…

Missing teeth can cause numerous problems for patients, so considering treatment for replacing the tooth is strongly recommended. Check out our solutions for missing teeth for Londoners. However, when it comes to choosing the most suitable and effective treatment, patients are often unsure whether to choose dentures or dental implants. Click here for fast implants. View our dentures. According to World Dental website, dental implants are the better solution in the majority of cases. People often think that dentures are Read more…

Here at the Perfect Smile Studios we help to promote oral hygiene in Hertfordshire, as well as North London’s Harley Street. For those are less confident with their smile, we help to change this and can give you a smile makeover treatment. Find out more. After recent findings showed that a Mediterranean diet could help to prevent oral cancer, a new survey by the British Dental Health Foundation (BDHF) reveals that parents could be damaging their children’s oral health due Read more…

Gum disease has been linked to a number of health problems such as heart disease According to new research by the British Dental Health Foundation, the condition can also increase the risk of developing asthma. The research, published in the Journal of Periodontology, examined 220 adults who were divided into two groups: those with asthma, and those without asthma. When all other risk factors for asthma were ruled out, including body mass index, smoking, and age, those who had gum Read more…

Consuming a diet based on Mediterranean foods could halve people’s chances of developing mouth cancer, according to new research published in the British Journal of Cancer. We offer a free cancer screening with the latest technology, available to those in Hertfordshire, Berkshire, Cambridgeshire and other local areas. Find out more. Researchers analysed data from a study that was conducted between 1997 and 2009 in Italy and Switzerland, assessing 768 diagnosed oral and pharyngeal cases. Foods to prevent the dangers of Read more…

Cosmetic dentistry is becoming a preferred solution for many patients who dream of the perfect smile. However, many people are still very wary of it; some believe it to be extremely expensive, time consuming and not always effective. Find more information. In fact, these are nothing but myths. Providing you choose an experienced and properly-qualified dentist, you will only benefit from such treatments. See: Premier Dentists. Here are some of the most common myths regarding dentistry treatments: Treatments are very Read more…

Damaged or missing teeth can be a serious problem, especially in terms of confidence and self-esteem. However, as dental implant surgery becomes a more common technique to deal with the issue, the number of patients who can afford to take advantage of the procedure is increasing. Discover the treatment process in our Hertfordshire clinic. But what is dental implant surgery? The implants are made of two parts – the titanium insert, which is put through the jaw bone and holds Read more…

If you have just been fitted for  dentures, it can take a little while to adjust. Partial or full dentures, crowns and bridges can all cause difficulties in the everyday life of the wearer, and you may find that you need to adapt certain habits until you become used to them. Visit us in our North West London or Hertfordshire clinic. Ideal locations for those in any area of London, Essex, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire. If you are thinking about Read more…

Looking after our teeth may sound like a simple task, but it is amazing how many people in Britain are failing to maintain an adequate oral healthcare routine – even if they know that they ought to be. Thanks to a partnership between toothpaste manufacturer Colgate and the British Dental Association (BDA), 1 September will see the launch of Oral Health Month in the UK. Look after your child’s dental health The national campaign hopes to raise awareness of the Read more…

Anytime you are considering an implant surgery to replace missing teeth, you should take the time to gather the facts so that you have clear understanding of the procedure, your options and any potential risks. You should also feel comfortable with the dental team who is treating you. Perfect Smile Cosmetic Dentists are all highly qualified and experienced in cosmetic dentistry procedures. For these reasons, we created the following comprehensive list of questions so that you can obtain the answers Read more…

Dental braces are traditionally seen as an option for children and teenagers to fix the look of their smiles, and to keep misaligned or crooked teeth in control. However, as dentistry develops, there are also many options available for straightening adults’ teeth, and due to modern technology, some of these braces are even invisible to the eye. An efficient solution to a new smile Although braces are very efficient for correcting a smile, they can do much more than this. Read more…

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder and this has never been more true than in dentistry. Creating the perfect smile for you requires the dentist to imagine and understand in finite detail what your “perfect smile” actually means! This has been one of the primary reasons for the extremely detailed assessment protocols exercised at The Perfect Smile Studios. Contact us today. Our signature comprehensive smile assessment program covers every aspect of understanding your perfect smile. 5 Read more…

A fantastic new study conducted by The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) has made some interesting revelations. They have discovered that your smile can actually be your greatest asset! Also, it can be one feature of your ageing self that can defy the natural regression. Why is your perfect smile so important? It is now possible for your smile to remain attractive and always create a great first impression. Hence, your smile becomes your key to ageing well and Read more…

We are often asked about restorative and cosmetic dentistry procedures and the role they play in a smile makeover. Find out more. We are also faced with people wondering whether or not they can benefit from treatment. See: Smile Makeover Gallery. For this reason, we developed the following self-assessment to help you determine whether or not cosmetic dentistry is right for you. Determine whether you are suitable for a smile makeover in W14 Do you avoid smiling in public or Read more…

Periodontal (gum) diseases are sometimes called “silent” because those who have them may not experience painful symptoms. But certain signs point to the existence of these common diseases.   Look out for these signs If you are experiencing any of the symptoms below, it is time to visit our office so these problems can be treated by our premier periodontists before they lead to serious infection and loss of teeth. Gums that bleed during the brushing of teeth. Some people Read more…

Edentulism (toothlessness) is a debilitating problem that modern dentistry can solve in several ways. The most inexpensive option is removable dentures, which are false teeth you take out at night. Wearing them can take some getting used to, and they can sometimes slip out of position. This brings us to a second option: implant-supported removable dentures. Simply by placing a few dental implants in your jaw, we can make removable dentures more stable and reliable so that they don’t slip Read more…

It is essential to keep teeth clean while wearing braces Orthodontic hardware can accumulate a staggering amount of food and plaque, creating the perfect conditions for the bacteria that cause tooth decay and gum disease. This is true for orthodontic patients of any age, but teens are particularly vulnerable. Why? For one thing, some of a teenager’s teeth have only just come in and new teeth take time to develop strong, decay-resistant enamel. Secondly, a teen’s changing hormone levels can Read more…

When developing your smile transformation plan, there’s more to consider than your teeth’s outward appearance. Correcting crooked or misaligned teeth could also drastically improve your overall smile. Find out about our cosmetic smile makeovers, patients welcome from local areas including Cambridgeshire, Berkshire and Bedfordshire. That’s the role of orthodontics, a specialty within dentistry dedicated to correcting improper bites. From the Greek for straight (oath) and tooth (odont), orthodontics involves a variety of treatments designed to move teeth. This is all Read more…

What is orthodontics? Orthodontics is a sub-speciality of dentistry devoted to realigning crooked teeth to improve the appearance and the treatment of improper bites (malocclusions). What causes improper bites? Malocclusions result from irregularities in the positioning of teeth, disproportionate jaw relationships, or both. Why have orthodontic treatment? Orthodontic treatment is carried out primarily to improve the alignment and function of your teeth and bite. It also results in improved oral health, easier maintenance, a better smile, and enhanced self-confidence and esteem. Read more…

According to a new poll from marketing research company ICM, good health is one of the key factors that make Britons happy. Yet despite knowing how crucial good health is, many ignore taking the best care of their oral health. The survey polled more than 2,000 respondents and found that one in ten Britons was only concerned about their oral health when visiting a dentist. A further 27% only thought about their oral health occasionally, the poll revealed. Even more Read more…

Pregnant women are well aware that their health can influence that of their unborn baby; this is why they should try to maintain a healthy lifestyle during the whole pregnancy period. However, very few of them know that a mother’s oral health is also of great importance to an unborn baby. A new study from the European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) and the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) has shown that pregnant women who develop gum disease face a higher Read more…

Dental cavities are very common condition among UK patients. While they certainly require treatment, they may have an unexpected positive effect on other aspects of health, according to a new study by a team of researchers at the University of Buffalo, New York. Researchers believe that increased immunity to bacteria developed by many when fighting tooth cavities can also reduce the chances of developing head and neck cancers. Researchers examined 399 patients with head and neck cancer and 221 people Read more…

Researchers from Taiwan have designed a tooth that can gather data on mouth movements and transmit it to a computer or a smartphone. The device is believed to be of great help to doctors as it can allow them to collect information about patients’ behaviour and their eating habits. The artificial tooth resembles a typical molar, the difference being that it has an accelerometer placed inside. It can be worn like an artificial denture to deliver information about the eating Read more…

It’s never too late to perfect your smile. Orthodontic braces are generally more popular with children and teens who have misaligned teeth. However, dental practices have seen a rise in the number of older people wanting the perfect smile they have always dreamed about. Many people who have crooked teeth prefer to use braces over brackets and traditional wires, since they are more comfortable to wear. This is thanks to their design, which allows them to fit perfectly into every Read more…

Black tea can help people fight off tooth decay and gum disease, researchers have found. According to a report, published in the British Nutrition Foundation, drinking black tea reduces the amount of bacteria in the mouth, particularly Streptococcus mutans and Lactobacillus, which are thought to contribute to dental health problems. Dr Carrie Ruxton, leader of the study, said that between three and four cups a day were the optimal quantity. Black tea’s beneficial properties are kept even if sugar has Read more…

Scientists from the University of Central Lancashire have found that brushing teeth regularly can not only reduce the risk of developing oral cancer, heart disease and diabetes, but can help prevent dementia as well. The researchers discovered that there is a clear link between how regularly a person cleans their teeth and dementia. This is because bacteria that causes gum disease can reach the brain and destroy neurons, damaging nerve cells and triggering possible memory loss. The study was led Read more…

Most Britons would like to see fluoride added to their drinking water, according to the results from a new survey carried out by the British Dental Health Foundation. Their view is supported by UK dentists and healthcare professionals who claim that water fluoridation would be very beneficial to the nation’s oral health. The poll found that roughly four in five support water fluoridation as a means to improve dental health. Dr Nigel Carter, chief executive of the British Dental Health Read more…

Brushing your teeth regularly is the best way to protect your dental health, but it can also have a positive effect on your overall health. Scientists believe that taking good care of your teeth and gums may help reduce the chances of suffering a stroke or heart attack. A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association reveals that properly brushing your teeth can reduce the clogging and hardening of arteries. The positive effect can be felt Read more…

Although everyone knows that regular check-ups with your dentist should not be skipped, there are several signs that mean you should not wait until your next appointment. If you notice a change of colour or texture of your teeth or gums, or any part of the inside of your mouth, you should pay attention. If your gums become red or swollen and if they bleed while you are brushing your teeth, you may be developing gingivitis. In this case, an Read more…

According to a new international study by GlaxoSmithKline, the acids that modern people consume through their everyday diet have a harmful effect on dental health, causing erosion of the teeth enamel. The condition is also known as ‘erosive tooth wear’ or ‘acid wear’ and is usually irreversible. Some early signs of acid wear include thin and transparent enamel, yellowing teeth and dull enamel. The study, conducted in several European countries, found that almost one in three Europeans aged between 18 Read more…

Sensitivity of the teeth is characterised by a sudden feeling of pain when eating or drinking a hot or cold food product. Another symptom of the condition is a feeling of tenderness while brushing the teeth. Having sensitive teeth can be a very unpleasant experience, making it difficult or even impossible for people to enjoy some of their favourite foods and beverages. In such cases, it is important to visit a dentist, who can examine the teeth and determine the Read more…

The number of five-year-old children with tooth decay is falling. But in spite of that, over one in four children have the condition, figures released by Public Health England suggest. Based on 133,000 dental examinations in the UK, the Public Health England survey covered more than one-fifth of the nation’s five-year-olds. Results showed that the proportion of children with tooth decay was 27%, down from the 30% recorded during the previous analysis in 2008. On average, children with tooth decay Read more…

Having a white and shiny smile can be great for boosting confidence, as well as being an important asset to your overall health. Top Tips for taking Good Care of your Teeth: Make regular trips to your dentist. It is recommended that you visit twice a year, though experts advise that more frequent trips to the dentist, such as once every three months, will help to keep your teeth healthy. Brush your teeth first thing in the morning and last Read more…

UK consumers have been warned that choosing cheap tea from supermarkets might save them money in the short-term, but drinking excessive amounts of this kind of tea might be bad for their teeth, the NHS Choices website said. According to a new study, cheaper tea brands, especially economy ‘own-brand’ supermarket tea, contain higher levels of fluoride. While the mineral is essential for strong and healthy teeth and bones, excessive levels of fluoride can lead to a condition known as fluorosis. Read more…

Stem cells from human urine have been successfully used to grow out rudimentary teeth, suggesting that if the technique is developed, it could present scientists with a solution to replace lost teeth, the BBC reported. The research was carried out by a team of Chinese academics and engineers at the Guangzhou Institutes of Biomedicine and Health and it is not the first similar study that has looked into stem cells. In fact, researchers from all over the world are working Read more…

Many people use mouthwash after flossing their teeth, in addition to the standard twice-daily brushing. Yet a lot of people believe that the sole benefit of mouthwash is to fight bad breath. You may be surprised to learn that alongside its refreshing properties, mouthwash helps you maintain impeccable oral hygiene. This reduces the risk of many widespread dental issues, extending the health of your teeth and gums for a lifetime. Mouthwash ensures protection against dental cavities Mouthwashes that contain fluoride Read more…

A team of researchers at Queen Mary University of London, have invented tiny marbles that, when placed within toothpaste, can help stop tooth decay and relieve the problem of sensitive teeth by strengthening the tooth enamel. Bioglass Repairs Tooth Enamel These small balls are made from calcium phosphate glass, which is biodegradable. When teeth are brushed with toothpaste containing them, they fill in areas of damaged enamel or areas where the gum has started to retract from the tooth. Bioglass Read more…

Crooked teeth are a common problem for many Britons, yet some refuse to wear braces because they feel embarrassed of the way they look, doing nothing to help the problem. However, cosmetic braces are a solution for everybody of all ages. Click here. Over the past few years, as orthodontic technology progresses, more advanced options to deal with the issue have been made available, such as invisible braces. These have become more affordable, making many people opt for them as Read more…

For years, lasers have revolutionised the medical industry and now laser dentistry procedures are taking off. However, anytime new technologies are introduced, people naturally will have questions. Here is a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs). What is a laser? Lasers are beams of light that are a single wavelength and colour. Laser is an acronym derived from “Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.” How does it differ from regular sunlight? White light is made up of light with many Read more…

A new study in the Journal of the American Geriatric’s Society has suggested a connection between good oral health and achieving a longer life. The research found that centenarians – and their offspring – had better oral health than their birth cohorts who did not reach their 100th birthday. In fact, just under half (46%) of those born around 1900 had no teeth left in 1971-1974, whereas 37% of centenarians had no teeth left at the same age. Furthermore, those Read more…

You can take steps to reduce the risk for cavities before your infant’s first tooth emerges! Cavities occur when decay-causing bacteria living in the mouth digest carbohydrates (sugars) introduced into the mouth via food and beverages. This produces acid, which can eat through the protective enamel surface of teeth and attack the more vulnerable dentin below. Infants aren’t born with decay-promoting bacteria; however, they can acquire them from their caregiver(s) through close contact, for example: Kissing on the mouth Sharing Read more…

Osteoporosis is becoming an increasingly serious problem for many Western countries as populations continue to age. The condition affects the bones, making them weaker and more susceptible to trauma and fractures. As well as this, osteoporosis has a direct link with oral and dental health. Studies show that people with osteoporosis are more likely to suffer from a number of dental health issues, such as tooth loss and gum disease. Sometimes, the condition also affects jawbones, leading to severe damage Read more…

The benefits of taking good care of your teeth and gums relate to your overall health. Good oral hygiene goes beyond maintaining fresh breath and white teeth. Failing to take proper care of them can have an adverse effect on your health, as gum disease and tooth decay have been linked to heart disease and diabetes, among other conditions. New research, published in the Journal of Oral Diseases, found that bacteria living in the mouth can also have a negative Read more…

These days, there are so many toothpaste products to choose from that it can be difficult for consumers to work out exactly which one is right for their needs. With enhanced packaging, expensive advertising and the use of scientific jargon, how can you know which ones actually live up to their claims? A recent article on Health News Digest spoke to New York cosmetic dentist Dr. Ngozi Etufugh, who offered his advice for how to make decisions in the face Read more…

Basic dental care is a simple task. However, a surprising number of people either ignore or underestimate the importance of good oral hygiene. According to a recent report by Colgate, almost half of adults say they sometimes skip brushing their teeth before going to bed. As well as gaps in their dental care routine, many adults also lack theoretical knowledge of dental health. The report revealed that 53% were in the dark about what caused tooth decay, while almost three Read more…

If people manage to maintain the strength of their tooth enamel, they will be able to prevent many dental problems. Despite the fact that dental enamel is the strongest substance in the human organism, and even though it can withstand great amounts of external pressure, enamel is exposed to many erosive influences. In order to protect their dental enamel, people are advised to follow a few simple steps: Be careful with the amount of fruit and soft drinks consumed. These Read more…

British researchers are launching a new nationwide study in which they will look into the various ways to treat tooth decay in children. The study will involve academics from the Universities of Leeds, Dundee and Newcastle, who will be assisted by their colleagues from the Universities of Glasgow, Sheffield, Cardiff and Queen Mary, London. More than 50 dental practices from across the UK have signed up for the research, which will involve more than 1,400 children between the ages of Read more…

Yellowish teeth can have a serious impact on one’s confidence. There are cases when this problem appears even when all recommended steps for good oral health are followed. The problem may be caused by a number of factors, including genetics. While yellowish teeth do not necessarily mean that teeth are not healthy, this can still be considered a big aesthetic problem. Sometimes, it is caused by genetic factors, which make teeth enamel very thin and the dentin structure becomes visible Read more…

Gum disease is a very common condition, but one that often gets overlooked. People sometimes fail to look for professional help before it is too late and the condition can no longer be cured. The outcome of treating gum disease, or periodontal disease, depends mostly on how advanced the condition is. This is why early detection and measures to stop its progress are essential. One of the first signs that you may be developing periodontal disease is bleeding of the Read more…

The news that cheese helps bones due to its high levels of calcium is not new to the majority of consumers. According to new research published in the General Dentistry journal, however, it also has properties that can effectively prevent dental cavities and tooth decay. Ph Levels Affect Plaque Production The study, led by Ravishankar Telgi from the Kothiwal Dental College and Research Centre in India, monitored 68 teenagers and compared the level of their dental plaque PH. The children Read more…

You have an impeccable daily cleaning routine, but still you notice people shying away from you mid-conversation. Since your morning brush, rinse and floss, you may have unknowingly consumed the perfect concoction of food and drink that can lead to bad breath. Avoid Bad Breath With Our Five Top Tips Yahoo Health spoke to Dr Nicholas Toscano, dentist to the celebrities, has put together a list of food and drink to avoid to put an end to the social faux Read more…

Most People Are Unaware Of The Damaging Effects Of Alcohol on Oral Health A survey has revealed that only 16% of people have thought about the harmful effects alcohol may be having on their teeth and gums, reports Dentistry Today. Dental experts believe that drinking just one glass of wine per day could lead to problems with oral health. Many popular alcoholic drinks contain large amounts of sugar, which – combined with the acidity of most beverages – can lead Read more…

Higher Sugar Consumption at Christmas Can Lead to Cavities The Christmas holidays are not just a time for getting together with your loved ones. It is also a time when many people indulge in food and drinks, but sadly also neglect their dental health. It is estimated that around Christmas, people tend to consume around 25% more sugar than at any other time of the year. As many as 10% of Britons are expected to eat twice as much sugar Read more…

British children and teenagers under the age of 18 can have access to professional dental bleaching under new guidance from the General Dental Council (GDC). The move was preceded by a two-year’s campaign by dentists, who under previous guidelines would have been subject to disciplinary action if they performed teeth whitening procedures to underage patients, based on an interpretation of EU legislation. However, bleaching is still only recommended in special cases. The updated GDC guidance states that products containing hydrogen Read more…

Tooth Decay Sent 26,000 Children Under Nine To Hospital Nearly 26,000 primary school children were admitted to hospital for treatment of tooth decay in the past 12 months, making the condition the most common reason for hospitalisation of children between the ages of five and nine, new research shows. Statistics from the Health and Social Care Information Centre, published in the Sunday Times, reveal that the number of primary school children admitted to hospital for tooth decay rose from 22,574 Read more…

Having a beautiful, bright smile can help people feel good about themselves and boost their confidence significantly. Which explains why our aim is to make sure you’re comfortable and happy with your new smile. There will be a dental treatment suitable for you, visit our W1 clinic in London and find out more. Improving low self esteem On the other hand, however, people who are unhappy with crooked or stained teeth tend to be more insecure and have lower self-esteem. Read more…

Guidance given in dental textbooks clashes with that given by dental associations. New research published in the British Dental Journal suggests that the advice given to us by dental associations and experts on the best way to brush our teeth is “unacceptably inconsistent”. The study by UCL examined the advice given by dental associations across ten countries, as well as information provided by toothpaste companies and in dental textbooks. The findings revealed a “worrying” lack of consensus about advice such Read more…

Study confirms that sugar is bad for our teeth This statement was at the core of new research conducted by academics at the University of Newcastle. They found that cutting sugar intake to a maximum of five teaspoons a day can prevent tooth decay. For more than two decades, the World Health Organisation has advised people to consume no more than 10% of their daily calorie intake in the form of “free sugars”. These are sugars added to food products Read more…

Teaching children to brush their teeth regularly from an early age is important not just for their oral health during childhood, but also because once established the habit of brushing and flossing should stay with them for the rest of their lives. This means they are more likely to enjoy a healthy, shining smile in the long term. However, many parents agree that teaching their children to take good care of their teeth is often easier said than done. Just Read more…

Can teeth repair themselves?   A team of researchers at King’s College London have developed a completely painless method to reverse tooth decay by encouraging teeth to repair themselves. The method is still a long way off wide-spread commercial use but scientists believe that the technology could mean that cavities no longer need to be treated with drilling and fillings, particularly cavities in young children.   Dental caries is one of the most common preventable diseases, with about 2.3 billion Read more…

Wales Has No Current Plans To Fluoridate Water Despite Health Benefits The Welsh government does not have plans to add fluoride to tap water, but the health benefits of such a move will continue to be examined. The issue will be reviewed at a later stage, according to chief dental officer David Thomas. It is generally believed that fluoridation of drinking water could improve public dental health, strengthening dental enamel and preventing tooth decay. However, adding fluoride in water also Read more…

Latest statistics released by the Welsh government have raised concerns over the state of children’s dental health, as figures show that more children need professional treatment, such as fillings. Figures show that in 2012/2013, the number of babies and children younger than five years old who had fillings or sealant restoration was twice as high as the numbers recorded in 2008/2009. Four years ago, 505 babies and children went through such treatment, while this year the number soared to 1,080. Read more…

Despite the fact that children today have healthier teeth than ever before, tooth decay rates could still be improved with joint efforts from the government, communities, and parents. This is evident from a nursery programme in Scotland called Childsmile, where nursery staff offered free tooth-brushing for children every day. The initiative dramatically reduced costs in dental care for five-year-old children living in Scotland. Taking proper care of a child’s teeth is not difficult if the foundations are laid early. When Read more…

Veneers are the Perfect Cosmetic Solution Dental veneers, or porcelain laminates, are becoming an increasingly popular solution for achieving a perfect smile. There are cases where teeth are so badly stained that whitening procedures are not sufficient. Creating a perfect, natural looking smile Apart from tackling discoloured teeth, veneers can also be an alternative to braces for people with slightly crooked teeth. Moreover, dental veneers alone can result in a fully natural smile, without the need for surgical intervention. Click Read more…

A shiny white smile can influence the way a person in perceived by others and can make them look more confident and successful. This is the key finding from a UK study by Oral B, which found that people with white teeth are believed to earn an average of £10,000 more than those with stained teeth. A perfect smile makes people appear more educated and respectable, the study also found. Those who were able to flash a bright white smile Read more…

Most people are aware of the damaging effect that fizzy drinks have on their health and the fact that they have been linked to obesity and type 2 diabetes. However, what many people still do not realize is the negative impact these beverages can have on their teeth. According to a recent analysis, drinking large amounts of fizzy drinks every day for a few years could cause damage to the teeth comparable to the damage caused by drugs like crack Read more…

According to new research by the University of Manchester, one in ten British children at the age of five have a filling and about two in five have tooth decay. However, many dental experts claim there is no need to fill milk teeth unless they cause pain or discomfort, as they will fall out anyway. Some specialists believe that fillings put children through procedures that are not really necessary and should be avoided as long as the condition does not Read more…

Britons unconcerned about the effect their diet Britons are worryingly unconcerned about the effect their diet could have on their oral health, with men significantly less interested in the impact their choice of food and drinks has on their dental health than women. According to new research, even though the majority of respondents recognised the link between dietary choices and oral health, almost three-quarters of them still choose to ignore it. However, nearly one in three Brits were completely unaware Read more…

Dentistry is becoming increasingly popular in the western world, as more people realise the benefits of improved oral health and are enjoying greater confidence from aesthetic improvements. See our top tips. However, treatment can be expensive, therefore it is essential to maintain any work you have done in order to ensure its longevity. Our advice  Dental veneers are more delicate than you may think. This means that repetitive chewing on hard items such as popcorn or boiled sweets could cause them Read more…

For most people, their wedding day is one full of excitement and a bit of anxiety, but it is the build up to the actual event that causes most headaches. There is a long list of things to prepare, including having a teeth whitening procedure for many soon-to-be brides and grooms. As well as teeth whitening, the Perfect Smile Studios offer gum whitening in SG14 and W14. Find out more. It may sound unexpected, but for many people having a whiter smile Read more…

Doing nothing should never be an option when dealing with adult tooth loss — even if it’s just one and even if it’s a back tooth. The immediate effect is an unbecoming gap that can impact your self-image and willingness to smile. Boost your confidence with a Hollywood Smile Makeover. The longer nothing is done to address the problem, the more dire the consequences will be. Once a tooth is gone, a biological process begins that, without intervention, can take Read more…

Children Are Not Brushing Their Teeth As parents, we like to think we do our best to protect the health of our children. But are we really sure we take good care of their oral health? The number of Welsh children with fillings has doubled in four years which is alarming. According to a new survey by Mintel, just over half of British parents with children younger than 12-years-old make sure their children visit their dentist on a regular basis Read more…

According to a new survey from the British Dental Health Foundation, as many as seven million people in the UK regularly forget to brush their teeth and around one in five Britons fail to floss. The poll was part of the National Smile Month campaign run by the British Dental Health Foundation, which was established in 1976 and aims to educate British consumers on the benefits of taking good care of their oral and dental health. Another alarming conclusion from Read more…

A beautiful white smile said to be one of the most attractive features in a person. However, tooth whitening is a procedure that should only be carried out by a specialist. According to a new poll by Atomik Research, commissioned by the British Dental Health Foundation, one in four Britons risk their health by using home kits purchased over the Internet or by visiting beauticians, instead of going to the dentist to have their teeth whitened. The survey also asked Read more…

Approximately 3.7 million Britons have no natural teeth Poorly fitting dentures sometimes cause such serious consequences for patients’ quality of life in terms of eating, chewing and speaking, that the World Health Organization classifies such people as disabled. See our recommendations for a successful dentures treatment. In an attempt to relieve their ordeal and to offer ways to improve their overall quality of life, the University of Manchester has started a trial to examine possible solutions to the problem. The Read more…

The saying “a picture is worth a thousand words” takes on a new meaning on your wedding day. You’ll be smiling a lot on your wedding day, and naturally, you want your smile to be at its absolute best! There are many ways we can work with you to ensure your smile (and you) steals the show on your wedding day. Remember that some of these dental procedures take time, so it’s important to get into the office for an Read more…

Coffee is beneficial to Oral Health Coffee served very strong and black could in fact be beneficial to the overall health of teeth and gums, according to new research. Brazilian researchers have established that strong, black coffee possesses the impressive ability to kill plaque-forming bacteria, the team from the Federal University in Rio de Janeiro found. The report, which has been published in the journal Letters in Applied Microbiology, explains that the researchers used extracts of coffea canephora. The latter Read more…

Many people feel that they look after their teeth really well and yet every time they visit a dentist, it seems like they are constantly and forever needing dental work. This can be quite disheartening at times. It also, prevents many people from seeking out advanced dentistry to improve and enhance their smiles. They feel that if their teeth are not so good perhaps they can’t improve them. Most people put this down to bad luck and weak enamel. Grinding Read more…

On attending one of our dental meetings we visited the city of Florence, Italy. As part of a site seeing tour we went to see the famous marble statue of “David” by the Italian artist Michelangelo in Galleria dell’Accademia. This is definitely a must-see for anyone going to Tuscany. On looking upon this exquisite Renaissance sculpture it is very evident how beautiful it is. It is also apparent the level of skill and talent that had gone into creating it. Read more…

Most mothers say that being pregnant is one of the happiest times of their lives. However, in addition to the excitement of anticipating and planning for a baby, there are also a few surprising side effects along the way. “Pregnancy gingivitis,” swelling, redness, bleeding and sensitivity of the gum tissues, is a very common side effect in pregnant women. If not treated, this gingivitis can progress to destructive periodontitis, an inflammation and infection of supporting structures of the teeth. Luckily, Read more…

Dental health is of the utmost importance Dental health and oral hygiene play a huge role in the overall health of an individual. However, millions of Britons skip dentist appointments in order to go out and have fun. According to a survey carried out in relation to National Smile Month, around 18% of respondents said they would cancel their dentist appointment if they had the opportunity to go to the pub, go bowling, go to the cinema, buy new clothes Read more…

Dental health has emerged as a major global problem, as a large-scale international study by the University of London’s Queen Mary dental college revealed that billions of people suffer from problems with their teeth and gums.   longer life expectancy has lead to poor oral health Researchers took three years to complete the study and found that almost four billion people, or more than half of the global population had poor oral health. The key reason for this was longer Read more…

Most people are well aware that having healthy teeth is of great importance to one’s overall health. Eat these foods for optimal health: Calcium – this keeps the enamel healthy. Whole milk and dairy products are the key sources of calcium, but so are spinach, kale, collard, salmon and soy beans. It should be noted that calcium is better absorbed in the presence of vitamin D, so people should also include fatty fish, mushrooms and eggs in their diet. Magnesium Read more…

Fight Cavities while enjoying your favourite drinks! Red wine is commonly cited as one of the most frequent causes of teeth discolouration, but according to a new study published in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, moderate consumption of the beverage could actually reduce the risk of dental cavities. The research, carried out by a team of academics at the Spanish Research Council, found that some of the components that red wine contains can fight bacteria in the oral Read more…

  You’re probably aware that eating too much sugar can have a negative impact on your teeth, but did you know that certain foods actually benefit your beautiful smile? In fact, there are many simple ways to take even better care of your teeth, simply through what you eat and drink. Follow these guidelines for great health: Pay Attention to “Good” Sugars and “Bad Sugars:” The evidence is overwhelming when it comes to sugars and your diet: sugars are the Read more…

Tooth decay is one of the most common dental problems faced by both children and adults in the UK Treating a rotting tooth by root canal surgery or fillings are among a few of the procedures that most people find intimidating and unpleasant. These sometimes painful experiences could soon be over. A team of US scientists have discovered a new way to treat tooth decay; this can be done by beaming the affected tooth or teeth with a laser that triggers Read more…

Most people with a gap between their teeth dream of having this supposed flaw fixed. People with such a problem usually believe that changing it is beyond their means. However, we have solutions to fixing your gaps. Find out more. However this is definitely not the case and very affordable solutions exist for any age, according to an article on the WorlDental website. What causes teeth spacing? There are a number of causes for tooth spacing. One of them is Read more…

Your smile is the first thing people see and it often portrays how you feel about your self. Some people find that their smile actually reflects their self-esteem and self-confidence. Some find that they become more progressively reserved and others actually are ashamed of their teeth and always put their hand on their mouth to hide their teeth when laughing. This is no way to live a fulfilling and rewarding life. At The Perfect Smile Studios, we understand that these Read more…

If you’re thinking that braces are just for your adolescent child, think again. In fact, one out of every five orthodontic patients is an adult, and three-fourths of adults have some sort of orthodontic problem. Rest assured, you are not alone. We provide a cosmetic brace treatment in our London & Hertfordshire clinics. This treatment is suitable for adults with results in just six months. Click here. Keep in mind that a lot has changed over the years in the Read more…

The latest research conducted by the British Dental Health Foundation suggests that visiting the dentist makes people more nervous than snakes or spiders. The Foundation asked 1,004 people what made them most nervous from a list including heights, flying, injections, doctors, snakes, spiders, going to the hospital and visiting the dentist. Over one in five people rated visiting their dentist as the thing that made them the most nervous. At The Perfect Smile Studios, we recognise this fact and understand Read more…

As much as we enjoy seeing patients every day, we recognize that not everyone looks forward to visiting the dentist. In fact, according to recent studies, 75% of those surveyed have at least some fear of the dentist. And 10 to 15% of people have such a large fear that it prevents them from seeing the dentist at all! Fear of the dentist can affect whole families’ healthcare. Don’t let anxiety get in the way Are you anxious about dentists? Read more…

What if you could mix and match your dentistry? Do you think you could get your perfect smile? Can having natural looking, whiter and straighter teeth be your perfect solution to a perfect smile? Due to celebrity promotion and the media push many people are now aware of the most popular treatments such as full smile designs using traditional veneers and smile makeovers in dentistry. Check out our digital smile designing. In fact, for many simply having less crooked teeth, Read more…

The dental drill has been a vital tool for dentists in their mission to restore health and function to decayed or damaged teeth. It has also earned a reputation as one of the more frightening aspects of dentistry — the sound and sensations it produces can make even the bravest of patients nervous. But the development and growing use of lasers by dentists for many dental procedures is reducing the use of this traditional dental tool. In many cases, laser Read more…

Teeth straightening systems have been around for some time now, however many adults have been put off by the thought of having to wear metal train-track types orthodontic braces for a few years. Well now the answer to your dreams has arrived…six month smiles teeth straightening system is taking the UK forward. This is a visionary innovative system that straightens crooked teeth within a time period of 4- 9 months and six months on average. Find out prices. The leading Read more…

Once again we embark on our journey assessing celebrity smiles. Celebrities actually have a great influence on everyday lives with wannabe’s copycatting some or all aspects of their style. And people actually look to these celebs for “what’s new?” When it comes to their most noticeable feature – their smiles – they seem to have explored multiple aspects of cosmetic dentistry. Some like Tom Cruise have opted for teeth straightening systems like six month smiles before any veneer work. This Read more…

Perfect Smile Studios are proud to be speaking at the National Young Dentist Foundation The National Young Dentist Foundation is an organisation that represents the needs and requirements of young dentists who are newly placed on the path of a career in dentistry. It aims to provide clarity and direction with high quality and innovative advice from key opinion leaders in the industry. Both Dr. Rahul Doshi and Dr. Bhavna Doshi are excited to be invited to participate and be Read more…

A common complaint of patients that visit our office is that their gums bleed when they brush and floss. However, they often assume that it’s normal just because it’s not painful. That assumption couldn’t be further from the truth, and here’s why. Most people think that bleeding gums are from flossing or brushing too hard. If that were the case, there would probably be pain associated with the bleeding. In fact, if your gums are bleeding, and you’re not experiencing Read more…

Dentistry today can be a maze of ideas, techniques and innovative treatments. The biggest question lies in which treatment is right for you? Find out more. The cosmetic dentistry arena is no longer a simple straightforward tooth-coloured filling or porcelain restoration of a tooth. Nowadays, there are as many types of materials to choose from, as there are techniques. This means it is vital that your dentist has all these innovations in his or her armamentarium and considers all the Read more…

A shiny, beautiful smile has long been considered an asset, but recently it appears to have become something more. The dentists in our Harley Street, Kensington and Hertfordshire clinics offer a smile makeover. Click here to see our gallery. According to social scientist Malcolm Gladwell, the state of an individuals’ teeth is swiftly becoming a tell-tale sign of social status – in much the same way as education or upbringing dictates social standing. See: Treatment Fees.  Improve your job opportunities Read more…

There may come a time when anyone who loses an adult (permanent) tooth will be able to grow a live replacement. But until that day arrives, a dental implant capped with a lifelike porcelain crown is the closest thing to the real deal. Find out more. An implant is a small titanium substitute for a tooth’s natural root, which is hidden below the gumline. A lifelike, custom-made porcelain crown is cemented or screwed onto the implant to create a complete Read more…

Bad breath can be a very embarrassing problem and although it is rather obvious among others, it can hard to recognise in ourselves. However, even if you do have it, it is not very common for your friends or relatives to let you know you do, as they are afraid they might hurt your feelings. Click here for five things to prevent bad breath. The main causes of bad breath amongst Briton’s The problem is statistically more common among men Read more…

Today’s dental patient has two options for replacing a single lost tooth — an implant or a fixed bridge. See:  Bridge | Dental Implants While the implant, the latest of the two options, addresses some of the drawbacks of a fixed bridge, it has its own disadvantages. With guidance from your dentist, you should weigh these two options carefully. Meet our team. It’s important to first know the details about each option. An implant is composed of a titanium post Read more…

One aspect of aesthetics is great looking skin. The health and beauty industry have an immense following of people trying almost anything to get their perfect look. Looking at it from a dentists point of view, skin care and dental care have a lot in common. How does youthful skin compare to your perfect smile? Good-looking skin is clear, firm, smooth, and comfortable with a radiant, healthy looking glow. It has a healthy moisture barrier to let in the good Read more…

It is a known fact that healthy teeth reasonably aligned produce a radiant and stunning smile. It gives your face that extra spark when you talk or laugh every day. At first, people find it difficult to see exactly why you look so attractive. They put it down to good skin, glossy healthy looking hair or good facial features. Its only if they actually look carefully at your face do they notice that a great deal of your good looks Read more…

According to a recent Dear Doctor magazine survey, more than 80 percent of people are dissatisfied with their smile. As you research options to improve your smile, you will learn that veneers may be the perfect solution for fixing esthetic imperfections. We provide you with creative solutions to give you a new found confidence with your smile. Click here. Whether your teeth are chipped, crooked, discolored, or have spaces between them, veneers can instantly transform your smile. Find out about Read more…

Is your mouth aesthetically or functionally challenged because of tooth loss? Dental implants are a great solution. If you have lost a tooth then there may be a compromise in your appearance or functioning of your teeth. The more teeth you lose the more debilitating your mouth becomes and the more aesthetically challenging your situation becomes. Perfect Smile Studios offer a range of treatments to replace single or multiple missing teeth. Talk to our specialist cosmetic dentists on 020 3355 Read more…

Many studies show that bad breath, also known as halitosis, is the third most frequent reason for visits to the dentist — only behind cavities and gum disease. Understanding the causes and treatment of halitosis is the first step toward avoiding the embarrassment that often accompanies bad breath. How many people suffer from bad breath? Researchers estimate that about 50% of middle-aged and older adults have intolerable breath odors. A universal and more common form of halitosis is “morning breath,” Read more…

Find out what your dentist really thinks about that perfect smile Get to know the real in’s and out’s of dentistry in this fantastic revealing interview with Dr. Rahul Doshi of The Perfect Smile Studios. Dr Rahul Doshi is a celebrity cosmetic dentist whose work is regularly featured in the national media, including Extreme Makeover UK. The Clinical Director of leading dental publication Premium Practice Dentistry, he is also Clinical Director at The Perfect Smile Advanced Training Institute having trained Read more…

Are you afraid of the dentist’s drill and the injections but dislike the shape and form of your teeth? Well now with the latest innovations in veneer technology, you can take years off your look without drilling your teeth or any injections! This is great news for anyone who is nervous when visiting the dentist. Studies have shown that the two most nerve-wrecking things in dentistry are the noise of the dentist’s drill and the dental injection. Well, now this worry Read more…

New Initiative for Scottish Children Regular toothpastes sold over-the-counter are ineffective at protecting the teeth of children living in deprived areas, according to the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN). This organisation forms part of the Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) programme. Experts at SIGN believe that the most commonly used toothpastes by children do not contain enough fluoride and are therefore ineffective at protecting their teeth. Tooth decay leads to teeth falling out or having to be removed. The group proposes Read more…

Dealing with serious tooth wear can be a hard task for dentists. Depending on the extent of wear, it can cause a variety of problems, including aesthetic, structural, functional and biological issues. When worn dentition requires extensive reconstructive work, it can also be a very expensive treatment. When dealing with people suffering from extensive tooth wear, it is important to discuss all options available and to explain what can be realistically achieved. The most common types of treatment for tooth Read more…

Does the dentist’s drill keep you from having the type of dentistry you want and need? Do you feel that the perfect smile for you is impossible? And is any hope for overcoming your fear diminishing in your mind? Well, The Perfect Smile Studios has the solution for you: Drill free dentistry One of the key aspects of cosmetic dentistry that people do not like is the use of the dentist’s drill. It’s often not only the noise but also Read more…

Cosmetic dentistry is shedding new light on patient management and treatment planning techniques to allow for more comprehensive care. The delegate dentists at The Perfect Smile are all looking forward to 3 days of intensive preparation and treatment for smile makeovers on their patients. They will be taught innovative techniques that are the driving force behind natural looking smiles that suit. Continue reading. The training program is a very specific teaching course on the core principals used in designing new Read more…

It is interesting to know that people still feel that dental injections can still be painful. In fact, figures show that 70% of Britons are afraid of having an injection at the dentist. There are now many techniques and innovations which are literally taking the pain out of dentistry treatments. Learn more. One such innovation is a system discovered by a British researcher in dental sciences at Newcastle University. He has created a pain-free jab to deliver anaesthetic to the Read more…

In Japan a new trend is gripping the fashion conscious as women are paying to have teeth straightening treatment to purposefully disarrange teeth and make them look crooked! Also, studies have revealed that many of these fads and trends have all had one thing in common – a fixation with youth. It’s all about looking 10 years younger. We can help you have natural looking teeth that look great, and help you to appear younger. Learn more. Whether it’s recreating Read more…

Are you missing out on life because you can’t find the right treatment option for your missing teeth? People who have missing teeth need to have teeth replaced to be able to eat and speak properly. Also, if your tooth is missing at the front of your mouth you may want an alternative choice to replace the lost tooth that will help you regain confidence. There are essentially 3 ways of replacing missing teeth: Teeth implants Dentures Bridges Key points Read more…

Both Drs’ Rahul and Bhavna Doshi have impressive profiles when it comes to the dental profession. They now work as consultants to many dentists in the profession who want to learn from Drs Doshi’s different ways in which to improve the standards of care that they provide. Meet us. At The Perfect Smile Studios, one thing you will notice instantly is the level of care and customer service provided far outweighs anything perceived in an ordinary dental practice. Beautiful looking Read more…

One of the biggest obstacles to making your smile look good with dentistry is affordability. How can you make your teeth look good but at the same time be able to afford the solution and fit it into your budget. More information. The Perfect Smile Studios is very well known for the beautiful smiles they create and their specialists and experienced dentists can show you how. There are many types of treatments that fall into the category of cosmetic dentistry Read more…

We want to invite you to take advantage of more opportunities with The Perfect Smile Studios in Hertford and London. We would like to provide you with even more special offers, answers to your questions and provide you with interesting articles to read. Check it out. We will also provide you with special links about oral health that you can share with all your family and friends. See our tips. Privileges to our patients Another advantage we would like to Read more…

Congratulations to Louise our Practice Manager Congratulations to Ms. Louise Holland who has been promoted to Practice Manager of The Perfect Smile Studios and Advanced Training Institute. Louise our treatment coordinator and part of senior management, has been with the practice since it was first established and has enjoyed the journey in its success. She now feels ready for a more prominent role and has hence accepted the position of Practice Manager. Click here. Louise will still be helping with Read more…

A common phrase uttered by many new patients we talk to is “I’d love to have nice looking white teeth!” Beautiful looking teeth seem to be like an unattainable dream. Well we have the pleasure in telling you that we can turn this dream into a reality – simply, effectively and painlessly. Beautiful stunning smiles are now no longer for the rich and famous only. We have made it possible for anyone to achieve their dream of having nice-looking beautiful Read more…

These days the ‘ideal’ when it comes to stunning smiles seems to be set around the “Hollywood Smile” that often consists of perfectly straight unnatural-looking teeth set between full plum lips. However, achieving successful results and smile makeovers with your dentist in one of our practices in London, Hertfordshire and Essex has never been easier until now. Also, you are now no longer restricted to the Hollywood smile, you can now opt for a more natural looking smile that actually Read more…

Often the most difficult decision when it comes to dentistry is “what type of treatment is best for me?” Sorting through the plethora of advice, options and types of treatment can be mind-boggling. But with the help of our dentists it will be much easier to decide. Discover the team. There is now a vast array of treatment modalities on offer. There are treatments available to ‘fix’ almost all mouths. The concern is now not how to fix but the Read more…

Your smile has topped a poll of the most important physical features when it comes to attraction between men and women. The smile was closely followed by the face and then the eyes. This year the theme is “The Smile Factor”, which aims to remind people that their mouth, teeth and smile is fundamental to all aspects of their life – whether career, personality, relationships, attraction or all-round good health. How important is your smile? Despite the importance of smiles Read more…

We are very proud of our principal  dentist Dr. Rahul Doshi for his continual work in enhancing the clinical skills of dentists in our profession. Dr. Doshi has been invited to lecture and teach at the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (BACD) Eighth Annual Conference 2011, to be held in London this year. Contact us to experience the expertise of Dr. Doshi. Dr. Rahul Doshi is a recognised authority with all dentistry due to his work with dentists from all Read more…

According to a recent survey carried out by The Sun, cosmetic dentistry is deemed the most popular dentistry treatment. With the continual upsurge in demand of procedures patients need to be well informed about the advantages of all the various options available. See benefits of dental treatments. Aesthetic dentistry is a broad term that umbrella’s a huge plethora of treatments for various situations and conditions. Everybody’s mouth is different and everybody usually has different needs. Our treatments are available in Read more…

As with everything in life nothing comes entirely without risks. However, also as with everything in life we need to carefully weigh all the pros and cons of any situation before we proceed. Implants are no different. Contact us. What are dental teeth implants? Tooth implants are commonly known as dental implants. It is a titanium rod that is placed into the jawbone. It is a surgical procedure and at The Perfect Smile Studios our implantologist Dr. Andreas Weigt carries Read more…

These days everyone is after the celebrity look. You only have to see a celebrity wear something new and suddenly it’s on the hot ‘must-have’ item list. Well one thing that most celebrities have definitely reached out for is a new improved smile. It is the absolute celebrity ‘must-have’. The Perfect Smile Studios have now made it even easier for anyone to enhance their looks  our smile clinic. Discover your perfect celebrity look with our top dentists. Click here. How Read more…

The teeth whitening procedure is now a very common procedure and is routinely carried out by dentists in most dental practices. This takes place at both our Hertfordshire and London clinics. Click here. Often teeth whitening is the first option considered by the general public when they think of nice looking teeth. This is exactly the kind of option sought after by brides-to-be for their wedding day photographs or anyone with a very important event coming up where they need Read more…

Dr. Rahul Doshi at The Perfect Smile Advanced Training Institute produces Smiles without drilling. This new treatment requires special attention to detail; therefore only a dentist specifically trained in smile design, bite and occlusal analysis can carry out this procedure. Meet our dentists. These are exactly some of the techniques taught by Dr. Doshi at The Perfect Smile Studios. One such technique Dr. Doshi believes to be compatible with most people and the technique of choice that he teaches in Read more…

What makes a person’s smile look youthful and full of vitality? If you want to look 10 years younger your smile could be your secret key. Our dental surgery in London could be the answer you are looking for. Check it out. Aspects of your mouth that make your smile or smile makeover look 10 years younger include: Pink healthy gums Stainless teeth White teeth Symmetrical teeth Natural looking teeth Colour of teeth should reflect your facial skin tones Teeth Read more…

It is quite reassuring to know that these days the orthodontic treatments to teeth straightening are not as bad as they once were. It is almost fashionable to have braces as a teenager nowadays with groovy colours in the bands and tooth coloured treatments. Click here. Teeth straightening options have galloped ahead to a greater dimension of the future Teeth straightening orthodontic treatments are now easily available to adults without incurring time penalties. Adults no longer have to wait for Read more…

If you are looking for a good orthodontist, consider taking a step in the right direction with our award winning orthodontist and orthodontic team. Talk to our specialists and highly experienced dentists on innovative orthodontics where you can now choose treatments to suit your needs, budgets and suitability for long-term success. Gone are the days where there were only metal braces to look forward to. Nowadays, the subject of cosmetics has also invaded orthodontics! See more information. Offering our expertise Read more…

Teeth discolouration and stains can be an extremely unpleasant side effect of some food and drink we enjoy on a daily basis. Luckily, there are ways to retain your teeth’s natural whiteness; people these days can choose between several teeth whitening methods, including tray whitening, strip whitening and laser technologies. Click here to find out about discoloured teeth. Each of these has their own pros and cons, so read on to find out which one might be the best for Read more…

Britons are investing more in the aesthetics of their smile, as new research suggests that the use of braces among adults went up by nearly 50% over the past year, Female First reported. Click here for cosmetic braces. Braces were traditionally unsightly and often the cause of ridicule for those who had to wear them, however modern technology and developments in the field of dentistry have facilitated the creation of invisible braces that can straighten one’s teeth whilst remaining completely Read more…

People visit an orthodontist in hope to have their teeth straightened. For teens, this is often resulted in the conventional manner with metal braces. These treatments often last 1-2 years before the kids end up with straight teeth. Find out more. However, many adults feel that it is too late to consider straightening their crooked teeth and often do not want to go through the emotional journey of having metallic highly visible train-track braces. So they put up and live Read more…

The beauty industry is booming with beauty products, hair treatments and clothing styles together with accessories to make people look 10 years younger. TV programmes such as Extreme Makeover UK, 10 Years Younger, How To Look Good Naked, Gok’s Fashion Fix, are alight with popularity fueled by the desire of people to regain lost youth. However, one area commonly overlooked is how dentistry advancements now contribute to recapturing past youth and vitality. Read more. Stunning results through dentistry techniques Dentistry Read more…

Many people believe that mouthwashes, flossing and toothpaste will literally ‘wash away their dental problems”. Unfortunately, they don’t. They cannot fix problems that are much deeper. Mouthwashes simply help and assist to maintain oral health. They are auxiliary aids taking your cleaning to a higher level but in order for it to be most effective a baseline level of proper tooth brushing and flossing should exist. The best team you could ask for In our dentist clinic in London & Read more…

The government is planning to make the public more aware of the risks of rushing into dental implant surgery, according to an article on dentistry.co.uk. Discover our success. With an increasing amount of people opting for the treatment – which involves a titanium screw being inserted into the jaw – there has also been a rise in online adverts for cheap same-day procedures, as well as patients travelling abroad to pay a lower price for the treatment. Our dental implant Read more…

Orthodontic treatment has taken a huge step into the future and is now encompassing treatments where you get to have your teeth straightened without anyone even noticing that you are having anything done. Find out more. These days a very popular treatment is to have teeth straightening treatment using invisible braces. This  orthodontic treatment can be used to straighten teeth that are crooked, or have spaces between them, gappy or incorrectly positions. It is a quick and efficient type of Read more…

Bruxism, also known as teeth grinding, is a rather common condition among both children and adults. Although many of the people who suffer from it are unaware of their condition, it should be treated as soon as possible as it can cause serious damage to their teeth and jaw. Sufferers often grind their teeth in their sleep – this puts pressure on facial muscles and can result in jaw pain, headaches, earaches and damaged teeth. If the condition remains untreated Read more…

Water Fluoridation Protects Against Decay A new report released by Public Health England (PHE) has supported water fluoridation as a means to reduce rates of tooth decay and improve children’s dental health. The report highlights the fact that tooth decay, or dental caries, is found less commonly among children living in communities implementing water fluoridation schemes than in children from other communities. PHE found that the number of children admitted to hospital for tooth decay is 45% lower in water Read more…

Patients are sometimes apprehensive around the time they are due to have their dentures fitted, so for a dentist it is really important to manage their expectations to ensure that the treatment is successful. Dentures are often seen not as an alternative to having teeth, but as the alternative to having no teeth and patients should be aware that there are certain limitations to the functions of dentures. Discover dentures. This is why a detailed explanation of the process and Read more…

Brush Your Teeth for Optimum Dental Health Brushing your teeth regularly is one of the most important habits you can develop and should be taught to everyone in early childhood. Teach your children to care for their teeth for long term health benefits. Most people are aware of the importance of oral hygiene for our overall health, but a recent survey carried out suggests that one in six Britons fail to take basic care of their teeth by skipping brushing, Read more…

There is a wide-spread misconception that dental implants are not a suitable option for elderly patients, as with age our bone density deteriorates – this can lead loose or uncomfortable implants and even infections. As with any procedure, there may be complications. More information. While there was ground for such concerns in previous years, when dental implant technology was still in its early stages, it has since developed to such an extent that implants are now completely safe for elderly Read more…

Effects of breastfeeding on children’s dental health Numerous studies published over the years have promoted the various health benefits of long-term breastfeeding for children, but new research by a team of academics at the University of California, San Francisco, believes that frequent breastfeeding after the age of two may in fact increase the risk of tooth decay in children. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends that babies be exclusively breastfed during the first six months, continuing to the age of Read more…

Taking proper care of baby teeth is essential Many parents believe that failing to properly look after their children’s teeth is not that important since baby teeth will eventually fall out, making way for healthy, permanent teeth. However dentists have warned that taking poor care of baby teeth may have a long-term effect on permanent teeth as well. Tooth decay is extremely common among young children and a surprisingly large proportion of them develop dental cavities even before they start Read more…

Excessive Sugar Consumption Can Cause Dental and Health Problems Consuming too much sugar has long been associated with a wide range of diseases, from type 2 diabetes to tooth decay. Have a look at our hidden sugars list to see how sugar is creeping in to your diet. Experts have been warning that sugar intake should be controlled and reduced to no more than 10% of one’s daily calorie intake. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has issued new guidelines that Read more…

Extreme Makeover UK During our work on the Living TV series Extreme Makeover UK, we were fortunate enough to meet some amazing people and carry out smile makeovers on them. Smile Makeovers are enhancements using various aspects of aesthetic dentistry to improve the way the teeth appear. The treatments can be varied and range from simple mini-makeovers to full comprehensive smile makeovers. Years later when we see the people we have worked on, they often talk about the amazing impact Read more…

According to a recent YouGov survey 45% of adults in the UK are unhappy with their smile, 56% would consider treatment to improve their smile, and a quarter make a direct link between their teeth and self-esteem. These days people are not looking for suspiciously perfect teeth like gleaming white Hollywood nashers but something that is more appropriate and makes us feel good about ourselves. Views on what constitutes a “perfect smile” have also evolved over the years. “A perfect Read more…

Dental Implants are as popular as ever with patients and are showing no signs of regressing as more people become aware of its many benefits. It is also a treatment solution that remains popular with the dental profession too. How long will your implant last? Find out here. This is because of the many scientific advances cosmetic dentists see in its use and applications. At, the Perfect Smile Studios we have seen firsthand the life changing dramatic results that dental Read more…

Potential Link found between Gum Disease and Inflammatory Conditions A team of US researchers from the School of Dentistry at the University of Louisville, Kentucky, have found a link between rheumatoid arthritis and gum disease, suggesting that maintaining good oral hygiene can reduce the risk of developing the disease. Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune condition which causes swelling in the joints, particularly those in the hands, feet and wrists. Researchers believe the link between the two is a bacterium that Read more…

Is it safe to whiten our teeth at home? Some of the most commonly recommended products may be ineffective and sometimes even dangerous for our teeth. Here are the top 4 most frequently used natural remedies: Baking soda. Although this is typically the first product that many people would come up with, it is not recommended as a long-term whitening option, as it is too aggressive and can damage the tooth enamel – this can in turn make your teeth Read more…

Blooming serendipitously in the southeast of England is the plush green historical county of Hertfordshire. This wonderful land exuberates the finest history and many hidden ethereal scarcities. We thought it would be nice for you to have a little more information on the county and perhaps how you might like to make a day of it when visiting the Perfect Smile Studios. That way you can get your treatments in Hertfordshire and enjoy some stunning and picturesque surroundings. Hertford was Read more…

Preventative Dental Care Can Save Lives Many people are anxious when they visit the dentist, but preventative care is essential not just for ensuring good oral health, but also for reducing the risk of developing more serious conditions such as cardiovascular disease, heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, endocarditis and Alzheimer’s disease. There are three essential dental procedures that can keep you healthy: X-rays –  have an X-ray image of your teeth taken; there are different types of X-ray images that can Read more…

Innovations have helped medical science tremendously, especially over the last 20 years. This has equally applied in this area of dentistry. However, as exciting as this might be for the scientific community, rapidly advancing technologies can prove to be confusing and over- marketed for the every day consumer. How do we decipher fact from fiction? Pioneering technologies often initiate points of discussion on usage, optimal outcomes and longevity amongst dentist communities in various forums and meetings. The results of these Read more…

Treatment Essential for Dental Cavities in Children Dental cavities are common in children and are often left untreated when they affect primary teeth. Alarmingly, according to a new study published in the journal of Paediatrics, untreated dental cavities could impede children’s growth, Cosmetic Dentistry Guide informed. Researchers from University College London and King Fahad Armed Forces Hospital, in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, examined a number of children aged between six and eight, attending military primary schools in Saudi Arabia, and took Read more…

Passive Smoking Risks For Children’s Health Passive smoking can increase the risk of children developing tooth decay and could cause problems with their overall oral health, according to the British Dental Health Foundation. Recent research shows that young children who were exposed to second-hand smoke experienced a slower rate of development in their oral health; the extent of this negative effect can be directly linked to the amount of second-hand smoke they inhale. The link between passive smoking and oral Read more…

Oral health is more than brushing and flossing Healthy teeth require thorough care, which also means that we should avoid certain food and drinks that can damage tooth enamel. This is something that is usually taught at an early age, but exactly which foods and drinks are considered good for our teeth? Four Top Foods for Oral Health: Green tea can offer impressive protection for our teeth due to the complex compounds it contains, known as catechins. These can fight Read more…

If you are looking for your ideal partner or perfect mate then maybe we might be able to help. Studies have now confirmed that when looking for your perfect partner people are first attracted to your smile. It seems to make people feel more confident to be approached or to approach when meeting new people. So what does your smile say about you? Even though we all know that it’s a person’s personality that should matter the most, we all Read more…

Many people feel that they may have lost their confidence or self –esteem over the years. This is because they have been acutely aware that people are constantly looking at their teeth when they are talking to them. They feel embarrassed but are not aware of the things that can be done these days to overcome these discrepancies in their smile. How an imperfect smile affects people Some patients that we meet have got so used to laughing with their Read more…

The diet and weight-loss industry may be a huge multi-million pound driver but the effects of a having a slim figure are negligible compared to the effects of a great smile. Teeth are topping the list of things that men judge women on. Men then go on to look at our hair and then our clothes. These were the results of the recent match.com study. Many celebrities have also caught onto the idea that a stunning smile can make a Read more…

Dr. Rahul Doshi shares his ideas on how dentistry is taking the center stage in anti-aging processes. He believes that new and wonderful innovations in dentistry can not only help people achieve the perfect smile but also contribute towards warding off the aging process. He looks at some of the techniques he uses every day to achieve both anti-aging and the perfect smile: Customised and Personalised Trial Smile This is a process carried out before the final fitting of any Read more…

Many people feel embarrassed to smile or speak freely if their teeth are not perfectly straight. Discover our teeth straightening systems. If you are thinking of undergoing a procedure to straighten your teeth, it is essential that you discuss the matter with a professional orthodontist, so they can explain everything you may want to know about the procedure. To see what our examination involves, click here.  What can a professional tell you? Apart from discussing the various types of braces Read more…

Dentistry Demand increased thanks to celebrity influence Media focus on cosmetics has meant that there is a huge demand of possibilities for smile enhancements. There has been a rise in dentistry. Information and new ideas presented in the form of TV, radio, magazines, newspapers and most important if all the Internet is available in its billions! There is a lot of accurate information available to people. We get a lot of patients who request certain treatments “as seen on” a Read more…

Dr. Rahul Doshi’s passion and experience in dentistry has led him to be elected as a board of director for the prestigious organisation the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (BACD). The BACD is the sister organisation to the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) in the USA. It focuses deeply on all relevant issues of achieving high level of skill and knowledge when acquiring dentistry. It is an organisation that seeks out extremely talented and skilled speakers to help increase Read more…

There is more to a beautiful smile than aesthetics Good oral hygiene can also play a part in your overall health. It doesn’t take a lot to maintain good oral health, but it does require continuous care. Looking after your teeth can prevent gum disease and tooth decay. Here are our top tips to improve your oral hygiene: Remember to floss. Flossing is just as important as brushing, as often tiny particles of food can get stuck between teeth and Read more…

How much are image obsessed celebrities affected by their smiles? Multiple studies have now proven that a bad smile has a direct consequence on self-confidence and self –esteem. However, for those that are constantly in the public eye this must be a point of serious contention. Your dentist in London will tell you that enhancement dentistry is now so widely available for both the general public and celebrities alike that it seems like having the perfect smile seems to have Read more…

When the UK Living TV first brought out the Extreme Makeover series, we were all ecstatic and excited to appear as the main dentists on the show. However, since that first launch and TV debut much has changed within dentistry. Your questions answered. Nowadays, smile makeovers are constructed without the “Extreme” part in mind. Instead, creating your perfect smile is more about conservative and innovative new minimal cosmetic dentistry techniques. Find out the cost of a smile makeover. The skill Read more…

Better Education Needed For Oral Hygiene There is a link between low literacy levels and poor oral health care, according to the British Dental Health Foundation. The UK dental health charity claimed that the correlation between low literacy levels and dental problems was particularly prominent among adults. Britons can do more to improve their oral health. The foundation quoted two recent studies that were linked to potential dental problems – dental anxiety and the likelihood for skipping dental appointments – Read more…

Your gums are red around the margins and bleed whenever you brush or floss but there’s minimal to no pain… Can you identify with the following? brushing or flossing too vigorously have an accumulation of dental plaque where the teeth meet the gums are using a toothbrush that’s too firm are experiencing early signs of gum disease Kudos if you picked b) and d). The most common cause of bleeding gums is the accumulation of dental plaque (bacterial deposits) at Read more…

Want better Oral health Oral health is closely related to your overall health, and there are certain signs that can indicate if medical advice is necessary if you know what to look for. Here are some tell-tale signs that there may be something other than just bad oral health. Bleeding gums is a very common condition, and unless it is caused by hard food or vigorous brushing, it may mean gum disease is developing. But bleeding gums is also linked Read more…

Some people may be considering to improve their smile or to even achieve the ultimate best perfect smile. We at The Prefect Smile Studios understand these facts. We have now been established for over 20 years and have been doing dentistry to achieve a perfect smile for a long time. See: Why people choose us. Experienced dentists in Hertfordshire We have been at the forefront of the cosmetic dentistry revolution in the UK and are always at the cutting edge Read more…

Fluoride Toothpaste Benefits The addition of antibacterial compound triclosan, and a copolymer, which prevents it from being washed away with the saliva, can increase the effectiveness of fluoride toothpaste. These ingredients reduce the risk of gum disease and the accumulation of plaque, and can also benefit tooth decay, a study published in The Cochrane Library has found. Co-author of the study Philip Riley, a scientist at the University of Manchester, says that it is still unclear how important the effects Read more…

A great new way of teeth straightening is rapidly gaining popularity in the UK Six month Smiles is a cosmetically focused short-term orthodontic treatment for adults that can be done over just a few months by Perfect Smile Studios’ expert dentists. It is a focused and fast way for improving your smile without having a traditional smile makeover. It is especially popular with adults because they no longer have to endure lengthy metal orthodontic braces treatment. In fact, you can Read more…

The progress made in dental implant technology over the last ten years has changed the notion that a person’s teeth should be saved at all costs. Implants are becoming a safer solution to severe decay and periodontal damage. Our dentistry experts can advise you on what your teeth require. Contact us on 020 3733 1538 to arrange a consultation in our Harley Street clinic. Discover what type of dental implant is suitable for you. Find out more. According to a Read more…

A new study conducted by the University of Madrid has highlighted the fact that adults may be unconsciously transmitting their dentist fear to their family. Fear of visiting the dentist is very common in children and numerous studies have already identified the role parents have played in exacerbating this primal fear.  The study has identified the fathers role as just as relevant in establishing a long-term fear. This fear can prevent patients from seeking out the necessary dental work they need Read more…

There are essentially five key components in developing a great oral health program so that you can keep your teeth for longer. Click here to see our teeth cleaning tips. Each stage is as important as the other. However, different individuals are often at different stages in the process at varying times. These stages also apply to you if you already have dental work done like dental implants or other restorative work. 5 Steps to Oral Health Prevent. Firstly you need Read more…

A new, sugar-free brand of sweets has been developed to fight bacteria that cause tooth-decay The Daily Mail reports that the sweets will prevent harmful bacteria from attacking tooth enamel, instead flushing the bacteria away with saliva. The sweets contain a type of probiotic bacteria called lactobacillus paracasei, which binds to the harmful streptococcus mutans – the most common bacteria that causes tooth decay. This harmful bacteria feeds on sugar in the foods we eat, and then releases acid, which Read more…

Today, we saw a lovely gentleman called Henry for a complimentary consultation. He seemed like an anxious patient at first but we soon made him feel welcome and comfortable. He mentioned in our chat that he felt that he had left his teeth for so long that he wasn’t sure if there could be anything that could “sort them out”. He had always hated looking in the mirror at his smile and never quite looked people in the eye incase Read more…

A great smile is so much more than gleaming white teeth alone. It’s as much about the positive attitude and personality of character as it is great looking teeth. Take a look at how your Perfect Smile can help you: HEALTH. Healthy beautiful looking teeth can help to ward off medical problems such as coronary heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer’s disease because healthy gums promote a healthy body. Also, studies have shown that bad gums are linked to these medical Read more…

Dental implants have revolutionised the way dentists approach the problem of missing teeth. At present, many people see implants as the perfect solution to replacing a single missing tooth, but not many realise that dental implants could be used to replace multiple missing teeth as well. Find out more. In the past, multiple teeth were typically replaced by either partial or complete dentures, depending on the patient’s needs. Check out our dentures in our Hertfordshire clinic. Dentures vs implants – Read more…

Take Proper Care of Infant’s Teeth Parents are advised to start taking care of their baby’s teeth as soon as the first one appears, usually between five and seven months. Although children should be encouraged to take care of their teeth on their own, to get them into a good routine early on, it is best that parents assist their children with brushing until they are at least seven years old. Recent research from Aquafresh revealed that parents spend an Read more…

Tooth Infection Causes Tooth Loss One of the most frequent causes for tooth loss is tooth infection, which is caused by bacteria in the mouth. The good news is that tooth infection can be easily prevented by good oral hygiene. Also, tooth infection usually takes a long time to develop, so it can be spotted at an early stage by a dentist. If it is not detected and treated, tooth infection can be dangerous. Apart from eroding the teeth, bacteria Read more…

Exercise to Keep Your Gums Healthy We are all aware that exercise is important to our health and that being inactive can lead to a number of serious health conditions. However, not many of us realise that not exercising enough could be a factor that influences the risk of developing gum disease. According to a recent study carried out by researchers at the Hannover Medical School, middle-aged men who lead inactive lives are more prone to gum disease than their Read more…

Research states that a great smile can have a tremendous affect on our well being and self confidence. This is especially true of those that are constantly in the media attention like celebrities. However, The Perfect Smile Studios has been looking into some celebrities that seem to carry-off the discrepancies in their smiles famously. These celebrities are proving that unattractive teeth as oppose to a perfect looking smile can actually be an asset and help in their careers by defining Read more…

Christmas is a special time of celebrations and festivity But it’s also a time for magic and enchantment. One of the things that we cosmetic dentists bring a little Christmas cheer to is the Tooth Fairy and a very special fairy in the fairy kingdom is the “Christmas Tooth Fairy”. Now, most kids would already know this but for the adults out there- the Christmas Tooth Fairy only wants to take healthy children’s teeth and not decayed adult teeth. She Read more…

Continuing from yesterday, The Perfect Smile Advanced Training Institute has carried out some research into why people hate the dentist. As a result we have been able to re-evaluate our patient experiences and make sure that we have eliminated all these reasons. Hence, we have made it possible not to HATE the dentist. The key reasons we discovered why people hate the dentist are: 1. The anxiety. This is a common feeling associated with dentists in particular. There is a Read more…

November is Mouth Cancer Action Month and we are working with the British Health Foundation to help eradicate this killer disease. Hence we have opened up special consultation days where we can do Cancer Scans for early detection. A reminder of how these FREE Consultations will help you: 1. An informal chat with our highly experience Patient Care Coordinators. You will have a detailed opportunity to have all your questions answered to your satisfaction. 2. A complimentary Digital Photographic Analysis. Read more…

Halloween draws attention to teeth in various ways. From eager children in fancy dress awaiting delicious sugary snacks when they “trick or treat” and apple bobbing to toothy smiles from ghastly witches and the blood thirsty fangs of vampires. Halloween is literally a dentist’s nightmare requiring an extreme makeover! Evolved from multicultural beliefs and traditions, Halloween is celebrated today by pumpkin lanterns, toffee apples, sweets & candy and dressing up in ghouls, witches, vampires, skeletons and bloodthirsty monsters. However, it Read more…

Find out how women make first impressions about other women. Are we judge and jury about another’s smile? And if we are what are we thinking? A study carried out assessing 2000 women between the ages of 18 and 45 were asked about how they formed first impressions. The majority of them admitted to reaching an opinion on another women in a matter of seconds purely by judging their appearance. Eight out of ten admitted they judged other women when Read more…

The Mouth Cancer Action Month campaign is dedicated to raising awareness of the killer disease. We are trying to educate the general public on mouth cancer and help prevent it. This killer affects more people than testicular or cervical cancer combined. Latest figures show that around 6000 new cases a year are diagnosed in the UK alone, and one person dies every five hours from the disease. Action is needed to change these figures. Special Consultation Days with FREE Oral Read more…

A study of 2302 people has revealed interesting results about the perception of people in the UK regarding their dental health and the economic environment. Find out what you can do about it. New research has revealed that Birmingham is the city with the highest number of people who avoid a trip to the dentist in the UK. The statistics also revealed that 32% of Brits fail to visit the dentist regularly. As part of the ongoing research into the Read more…

Being afraid of the dentist is a well-known phobia. People may have real phobias or may have had bad experiences in the past or when younger which are now preventing them from seeking help. Common aspects of a visit to the dental practice would be fear of the dental injection or disliking the sound of a dentist drill. Some people have never really overcome their bad experiences and therefore put up with painful teeth and gums rather than endure gum Read more…

Attending the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (BACD) Eighth Annual Conference 2011, Dr. Rahul Doshi is due to give a seminar on ‘Creating Aesthetic Provisionals’ and its implications in treatment planning. It is the secret to longevity of any dentistry treatment. Stop Press! There has been phenomenal interest in Dr. Doshi’s seminar (which is now fully booked with standing room only) that the BACD are opening up a second seminar session that is also booking up quickly too and are Read more…

Various surveys conducted have proven the positive effects of dentistry procedures in the lives of many people. Attractive smiles contribute to more confidence and improved self-esteem. Not only this, but we have seen a positive change in our patients after doing smile makeovers and smile designs with dentistry on them. We have experienced first hand the profound nature of self-improvement on our patients. This alteration in our own perception of ourselves when we make a positive outwardly change occurs almost Read more…

A new study published in the journal of Dental Hypotheses suggests that the human form of mad cow disease could be linked to tooth decay. It suggests further that tooth decay may be the way in which people become infected with the incurable disease as a result of eating contaminated meat. The study’s hypothesis could also explain the geographical spread of the disease where cases are higher in Scotland and the north east of England, where dental decay is also Read more…

A new survey reveals that 68% of Britons snack more than six times a day. Find out what it is doing to their health… A growing trend of eating on the go and eating at the desk is impacting on our oral health. This new breed of dental grazers is putting their health at risk by failing to clean their teeth as frequently as they eat. This is especially true for those who spend long hours chained to their desks. Read more…

A Japanese tea that destroys and fights plaque is proving popular with those interested in their general health and well-being. Britain prides itself on being a nation of tea drinkers. So its wonderful news that we can now drink tea and enjoy some health benefits at the same time. Also, in dentistry we feel it’s always useful to get a helping hand to improving our oral health. Now, we are getting that assistance in the form of tea. Domatcha Green Read more…

Dentists and prominent journalists are beginning to warn people about the dangers of teeth whitening. Unrecognised teeth whitening products are used to treat patients in non-clinical (medical) establishments. These procedures are not authorised by dentists and are often performed by people who are not recognized or members of the General Dental Council or British Dental Association. In fact, the British Dental Association has issued warning against non-authorised treatments. This is because many DIY teeth kits that are available online and Read more…

The GDC considers Teeth Whitening to be the practice of dentistry and does not authorize non-registrants to perform this procedure. Teeth whitening should only be performed by registered dental professionals. Patients should be warned and made aware of the dangers and risks involved with teeth whitening. The truth is that Teeth Whitening is Dentistry. This is because the process covers all aspects of dentistry from diagnosis of the discoloration and treatment planning, to the correct system of treatment to use, Read more…

The British Health Foundation has announced the theme for this year’s National Smile Month to be “Smile Factor”. The aim of their campaign is to put a smile back on people’s faces and help them display their full personalities through their “Smile Factor” theme. The Perfect Smile Studios will participate in this theme since we believe that an attractive smile does wonders for the individual and we have seen through our work with Extreme Makeover TV programme on UK Living Read more…

Dr Rahul Doshi will be holding a workshop at the British Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry annual conference in November 2011 The workshop will teach dentists how to create exceptional temporaries for porcelain veneer technique. The emphasis will be on minimal tooth preparation and excellence in cosmetics.

Dr Rahul Doshi will be travelling to Boston on 17th May to attend the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry to bring back the latest techniques to The Perfect Smile Studios

5th November 2010, London Dr Rahul Doshi and Dr Bhavna Doshi have been both selected to judge the Private Dentistry Awards once again. Their knowledge in dentistry as international speakers in cosmetic dentistry and dental implants allows their contribution to be respected by their peers.

11th and 12th June 2010, London Dr Rahul Doshi will be one of the leading speakers at the World Aesthetic Congress in London. The lecture topic will be “Treatment decisions and solutions to achieve the Perfect Smile”. He will be discussing details of cosmetic dentistry at length and eluding to new possibilities for cosmetic dentists to be able to offer more comprehensive options to their patients.

8th – 11th March, Dubai Both Dr Rahul and Bhavna Doshi will be travelling to lecture and speak in Dubai for the the third time in the last eighteen months. They will be lecturing every day at the UAE Arab and International Dental Conference.

23rd February, Hertford The Perfect Smile Studios will now host a series of lectures and hands-on workshops for dentists around UK and Europe to learn about the use of a diode laser. They will work closely with Sirona, whose parent company is the electronic brand leader Siemens.

20th November, Edinburgh Dr Bhavna Doshi had a very successful presentation, which was widely appreciated at the annual conference of the British Institute of Cosmetic Dentists.