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Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment that uses clear aligners instead of metal braces to straighten teeth. Invisalign is a set of custom-made clear braces that cover your teeth and gradually pull them into the proper position.

Dental implant surgery is a procedure that replaces damaged or missing teeth with artificial teeth that look and function similarly to natural teeth.
Dental implant surgery can be a welcome alternative to ill-fitting dentures or bridgework, as well as an option when a lack of natural tooth roots prevents the construction of dentures or bridgework tooth replacements.

General dentists are the primary providers of dental care to people of all ages. They offer regular checkups, examinations, and cleanings. Their services include cleaning, restoration, and disease prevention. They may refer you to a specialist depending on the condition of your mouth.

An oral examination includes a dental examination, which involves a close look at the teeth and mouth tissues using physical examination, radiography, and other diagnostic tools.

This examination is the first step in dental care, which is then followed by diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation.

Dental hygienists primarily focus on "preventive" dental care and treating gum disease. They will help you maintain the health of your teeth and gums by instructing you on the right at-home methods.

This includes having plaque and tartar professionally removed from your teeth (often referred to as a prophylaxis or "scale and polish").

Endodontics, often known as root canal therapy, is a dental technique used to treat infections inside the teeth. A tooth that might otherwise need to be totally extracted can be saved using root canal therapy, which is not painful.

A reliable and efficient method of replacing missing teeth is using dentures. These are detachable metal or plastic frames that support one or more fake teeth.

If you decide to use dentures to replace lost teeth, they will be specially created to fit the size and shape of your mouth, feeling and appearing as natural as possible.

A dental bridge is a common dental device that uses one or more artificial teeth made of porcelain or resin to replace missing natural teeth.

A bridge, also known as a filler, artificial teeth, or partial denture, is attached to crowns that secure the appliance to healthy teeth.

The term "tooth extraction" refers to the full removal of one or more teeth from the mouth. Typically, a dental surgeon will carry out this treatment.

Without the dentist's help, milk teeth can be taken out of a child's mouth as they naturally erupt to make place for permanent teeth.

Restorations for a single tooth include dental crowns and onlays. They were specifically designed for large sections of degradation that could not be repaired with a filler or inlay. The key distinction between the two is that an onlay completely encases the tooth cusp, whereas an inlay just partially fills the cusps.

A cavity (a hole in your tooth caused by tooth decay) or other damage, such as a chipped tooth, is filled with a dental filling. Cavities enlarge with time, so the sooner they are found and filled, the less likely it is that you will experience problems in the future. Regular check-ups are crucial for this reason.

Children who receive regular dental checkups from an early age are protected from untreated tooth decay, which can have terrible effects on their adult teeth. They'll discover that going to the dentist is not something to fear, but rather a pleasurable experience.

Cosmetic dentistry is the area of dentistry that focuses on making your smile look better. Teeth whitening, dental bonding, and veneers are common aesthetic dental procedures.

Composite bonding, commonly referred to as tooth bonding or dental bonding, fills in small gaps or repairs slight damage to teeth.

Dental bonding is frequently used to cover flaws, fill up gaps between teeth, and fix discolouration. A composite resin is fitted to a tooth and moulded to mimic the tooth's natural shape.

A porcelain veneer is a thin, custom-made moulding that is affixed to the front of a tooth. Veneers are a simple and efficient way to fix teeth that are discoloured, chipped, malformed, or crooked.

An precise porcelain tint can be chosen to whiten your front teeth or to treat a single discoloured tooth.

A cosmetic procedure called teeth whitening involves bleaching your teeth to make them brighter. The best approach to maintaining your smile's health and radiance is to take care of your teeth and gums, but sometimes you might need a little assistance.

Shaimil has completed numerous postgraduate courses at world-renowned training institutes such as the King’s College London, Barts and The Royal London Hospital and the Eastman Dental Hospital at University College London (UCL). In addition to these courses, he has also completed a postgraduate certificate in Advanced Operative Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry and an Advanced Occlusion course at the Aspire Dental academy.

Shaimil is a highly experienced, specialist Diamond Tier Invisalign provider and has treated over 1000 cases to date. He has carried out extensive training alongside a leading orthodontist in central London and is continuing to further advance his skillset by undertaking a diploma in Clear Aligner Therapy endorsed by world leading Align Technology with the City of London Dental School.

Dr Akshay has a keen interest in fulfilling life-changing and bespoke cosmetic treatment. Giving each and every patient a harmonious smile to suit their needs is what he strives to achieve.

Invisalign is the cornerstone of his treatment philosophy; to safely move teeth into their ideal and optimum positions. Combining this with teeth whitening and composite bonding to enhance a beautiful result is what enables Akshay to take smile makeovers to the next level.

In 2019 he completed the prestigious Aesthetic and Restorative yearlong dental course taught by industry-leading Dr Chris Orr, and regularly undergoes training to keep knowledge and skills up to date.

Dr. Tuba Pishgharavol graduated from King’s College London and has worked in various dental practices in South west London in addition to spending a year in the maxillofacial department of the Queen Victoria Hospital in East Grinstead.

Tuba also has a MJDF qualification from the Royal College of Surgeons (England). She always listens to patients and tries to meet their needs. In particular, she works well with anxious patients due to her calm and reassuring nature and willingness to understand their fears.

Tuba believes in minimally invasive dentistry and stays up to date with new courses and techniques in an attempt to try and save the patient’s natural teeth as much as possible. Most notably, Tuba has completed the year long PG Certification with Paul Tipton in advanced restorative dentistry. She also enjoys cosmetic treatment and giving patients the confidence to smile again.