Teeth Whitening

Under 50? Quick treatments to achieve a better-looking smile  Are you thinking about improving your smile? Perhaps you are looking to make changes but do not wish to pursue heavy reconstructive procedures or full smile makeovers. Dentistry has adapted amazingly over the years to align better with patient needs and trends. And thankfully, cosmetic dentistry has a wide range of instant treatments to improve your look… Very popular, fast treatments include: Laser contouring to get rid of a gummy smile Read more…

The Most Asked For Smile Makeovers Many patients arrive at our clinic wanting to copy and achieve the same smiles as they have seen on social media or on their favourite celebrity. Beautifully white, bright and straight smiles are associated with signs of wealth, beauty, success and appeal. But as beauty is in the eye of the beholder, we meet several patients who have different ideals and request different shapes, colours and overall aesthetics for their new smile. Cosmetic procedure Read more…

Cosmetic dentistry is on the rise There are a number of new trends that are planning to change the face of cosmetic dentistry.  This field of dentistry is more accessible than ever before thanks to improved technology that allows for better results more affordably. And because of this, new trends have emerged, which plan to accelerate cosmetic dentistry over the next decade. 1. Digital impressions for cheaper treatments These are digital scans on the mouth, which usually allows an orthodontist Read more…

The most popular cosmetic procedures When it comes to quicker decisions and spending regarding cosmetic dental treatments, millennials take the lead and exceed all other generations according to a new study. It has been revealed that adults aged under 35 spend on average £750 a year on their dental care. What’s more surprising is that this is nearly eight times more spent than that of their grandparents. Baby Boomers in comparison require more restorative reconstructions due to tooth and bone Read more…

Today, with a rise in cosmetic surgery treatments it is easy to change almost every part of your appearance. This is no longer limited to the body, and advances in cosmetic dentistry mean that with the right dentist (and the right amount of money) it is easy to change whatever is bothering you about your appearance too. From subtle Invisalign braces to full sets of porcelain veneers, there are multiple smile-alteration options on the market. However, some people are making Read more…

Veneers have been around for much longer than we often presume. They have been used for a long time – they were used in Hollywood as early as 1928! However, there has been an obvious increase in popularity indicated by the number of ‘ordinary’ people we see sporting veneers today.  One demographic who can be deemed responsible for the normalisation of veneers are Instagram influencers. We all know that for people who make a career out of social media, appearance 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. “An ideal 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…

A beautiful white smile said to be one of the most attractive features in a person. 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. Dentists and prominent journalists are beginning to warn people about the dangers of teeth whitening. The survey also asked 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…

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. The teeth whitening procedure is now a very common procedure and is routinely carried out by dentists in most dental practices. Often teeth 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…

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 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 the 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…