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Dentist Consultation at Medical Dental Spa in West Hampstead, London NW6 A dentist consultation is the first step towards understanding your oral health and planning the most appropriate treatment for your individual needs. At Medical Dental Spa, every consultation is personalised and focused on your concerns, priorities and long-term dental health. During the appointment, the dentist will discuss your dental history, current symptoms, previous treatment and any cosmetic or functional concerns. A thorough examination of the teeth, gums, bite and surrounding oral tissues will then be carried out. Dental X-rays, photographs, digital scans or CBCT imaging may be recommended where clinically necessary. Following the assessment, you will receive a personalised treatment plan explaining the findings, available treatment options, recommended sequence of care and expected costs. The dentist will also discuss suitable alternatives, timescales and any advantages or limitations of each option, allowing you to make an informed decision. Your treatment plan may include preventive care, hygiene treatment, fillings, root canal treatment, extractions, crowns, bridges, implants, clear aligners, whitening, composite bonding or other cosmetic and restorative procedures, depending on your individual needs. We aim to provide clear, honest and practical advice without pressure. Where treatment is complex, it may be divided into manageable stages based on clinical priorities, your schedule and your budget. Dentist consultations are available at Medical Dental Spa in West Hampstead, London NW6, including evening and weekend appointments.

Teeth Contouring and Reshaping at Medical Dental Spa in West Hampstead, London NW6 Teeth contouring and reshaping is a minimally invasive cosmetic dental treatment used to refine the shape, length and appearance of selected teeth. Small amounts of enamel may be carefully adjusted to smooth uneven edges, improve symmetry and create a more balanced, natural-looking smile. This treatment may be suitable for patients with minor chips, slightly uneven incisal edges, pointed teeth, small shape irregularities or teeth that appear slightly longer than neighbouring teeth. It may also be used as part of a wider smile makeover, following clear aligner treatment or alongside composite bonding. The procedure is usually completed without injections and may often be carried out during a single appointment. Before treatment, the dentist will assess the teeth, enamel thickness, bite and overall smile to confirm that contouring is clinically appropriate and safe.

Dental Veneers at Medical Dental Spa in West Hampstead, London NW6 Dental veneers are thin, custom-made restorations placed over the front surface of selected teeth to improve their shape, colour, symmetry and overall appearance. They may be considered for teeth that are chipped, worn, uneven, discoloured, irregularly shaped or affected by small gaps. Treatment begins with a detailed cosmetic dental assessment. The dentist will examine the teeth, gums and bite, discuss your expectations and explain whether veneers are the most appropriate option. Alternative treatments, such as professional whitening, composite bonding, teeth contouring or clear aligners, may also be discussed where they could provide a more conservative result. Each veneer treatment plan is personalised to the patient’s facial features, smile line, tooth proportions and preferred outcome. Digital scans, photographs and smile planning may be used to support the design process. In suitable cases, a diagnostic preview or temporary mock-up may be recommended so that the proposed shape and appearance can be assessed before the final treatment. Depending on the clinical situation, veneers may require minimal preparation of the natural tooth surface. Impressions or digital scans are then sent to a dental laboratory, where the veneers are individually created to achieve a precise fit and natural appearance. At the fitting appointment, the shape, shade and overall appearance are checked before the veneers are securely bonded to the teeth. Patients receive personalised advice on cleaning, maintenance and protecting their veneers over the long term. Dental veneers are available at Medical Dental Spa in West Hampstead, London NW6, including evening and weekend appointments. Suitability, treatment stages and expected results are confirmed following a full clinical assessment.

This procedure is very effective and is used for people who desire a brighter smile. This will reduce discolouration and staining, but also often for patients who just would like a brighter whiter and healthier looking smile. Teeth whitening can be carried out at home by the patient usually for an hour a day for two weeks or at the dentists surgery where power whitening or laser whitening is carried out in one hour. However, to guarantee the highest level of natural looking whitening and most long lasting result doing this in combination is recommended.

A Dental Implant is a titanium metal fixture which is placed in the jawbone to replace a tooth's natural root. Often this is done as a keyhole operation with no stitches required. Every healthy dental patient can be helped by dental implants. Dental Implants are used for: 1. Single tooth replacement 2. Multiple tooth replacements 3. Multiple tooth space ie Implant Bridge 4. Denture fixed to implants

Also provide Amalgam Removal Mercury is the most toxic non radio-active element on the earth! Many people do not realise that silver amalgam fillings are 50% mercury. A large filling may contain as much mercury as a thermometer. Vapour is easily released at room temperature which is odourless, tasteless and colourless - when inhaled is readily absorbed into the blood stream. Due to its poisonous nature, mercury can adversely affect the immune, urinary, cardiac, respiratory and digestive systems. Mercury vapour is continuously emitted from dental fillings and accumulated in the body over time, but the damaging effects of this exposure may not manifest for years or decades.  Studies repeatedly demonstrate that even low levels of mercury cause measurable adverse health effects.