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New Patient Consultation with Dental Therapist
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What Is a Near-Miss Incident in Dentistry? How Practices Learn From Things That Almost Went Wrong
Something happened during your treatment that did not cause harm but could have — a near-miss. Dental practices are required to record and review these. Here's why that matters for your ongoing care.
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What Is Dental Audit? The Process That Helps Practices Identify and Fix Problems
Your dental practice takes part in regular clinical audits — structured reviews of specific aspects of care to identify where things could be improved. This is not a test — it's a quality improvement tool. Here's how it works.
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What Is Clinical Governance in Dentistry? The Framework That Ensures Safe, Quality Care
Your dental practice operates under a framework called clinical governance — a structured system for maintaining and improving the quality of patient care. Here's what this means in practice for your treatment.
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What Is a Dental Infection Control Audit? The Checks That Keep Your Dental Visit Safe
Your dental practice undergoes regular infection control audits — systematic checks that instruments are properly sterilised and cross-contamination risks are managed. Here's what these audits involve and why they're important.
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What Is a Dental Radiograph Audit? Why Dentists Regularly Check Their X-Ray Quality
Your dentist's practice undergoes regular X-ray audits — checks to ensure the quality of radiographs is adequate and the radiation dose is as low as reasonably practicable. This is a regulatory requirement. Here's why it matters.
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What Is Dentinogenesis Imperfecta? The Genetic Disorder Affecting Both Primary and Permanent Teeth
Your teeth appear opalescent or discoloured, and they're wearing down faster than normal. Dentinogenesis imperfecta is a genetic condition affecting the dentine layer of all teeth. Here's what it means.
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What Is Amelogenesis Imperfecta? The Genetic Condition That Affects Tooth Enamel
Your teeth are discoloured, pitted, or fragile — and you've had this your whole life. Amelogenesis imperfecta is a rare genetic condition affecting the enamel of all teeth. Here's what it involves.
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What Is Fluorosis? The Cosmetic Effect of Too Much Fluoride During Tooth Development
You have white spots or streaks on your teeth — your dentist called it fluorosis. It's a cosmetic condition caused by excess fluoride during childhood tooth development. Here's what it means for your teeth and what can be done.
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What Is Enamel Hypoplasia? The Developmental Defect That Leaves Teeth Weakened and Prone to Decay
Your dentist mentioned your enamel is thin or imperfect in places — enamel hypoplasia. It's a developmental condition that leaves teeth more vulnerable to decay and sensitivity. Here's what you need to know.
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What Is Sensitive Teeth After Whitening? Why It Happens and How to Manage It
You whitened your teeth and now they ache. Tooth sensitivity after whitening is extremely common — and usually temporary. Here's why it happens, how long it lasts, and what actually helps.
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What Is a Night Guard? The Appliance That Protects Your Teeth From Grinding
Your dentist has recommended a night guard — an appliance you wear while you sleep to protect your teeth from grinding. You've heard mixed things about them. Here's what they actually do and whether they're worth it.
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What Is Abfraction? The Wedge-Shaped Lesions at the Gum Line Caused by Stress
You have wedge-shaped notches at your gum line — not cavities, not notches from brushing. That could be abfraction, caused by flexing of the tooth under stress. Here's what the research says.
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Urgent Care
New Patient Emergency
For pain, swelling, breakages, or anything that needs decisive action before it worsens.
£230
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Maintenance
Dental Hygiene Session
Professional maintenance for gum health, freshness, and prevention that stays consistent.
£70
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Refinement
Airflow Polishing
Advanced polishing for patients who want cleaner, brighter-looking teeth with less surface staining.
£90
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Facial Aesthetics
Facial Aesthetics Consultation
A considered starting point for subtle aesthetic refinement, with suitability assessed properly first.
£50
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Facial Aesthetics
HydroDiamond™ Facial Treatment
Non-invasive skin maintenance for texture, hydration, and a fresher overall presentation.
£175
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