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The London Lingual Orthodontic Clinic is a private orthodontic clinic specialising in lingual braces, where brackets and wires are hidden behind your teeth for an almost invisible appearance.
We have expertise in all brace systems, including traditional metal braces and teeth aligners. When you come to the clinic, we’ll assess your needs and discuss your hopes to give you a detailed overview of the best treatments to fulfil your requirements.
We utilise state-of-the-art digital technology to plan, design and control your treatment and can show you how your teeth will move over time, so you have an entirely bespoke plan and clear idea of the results you can expect.
Our clinic was the first in the UK to specialise in lingual orthodontics and one of the first three in the world to use SureSmile Advanced technology. Founder Dr Asif Chatoo is a leading expert in lingual brace technology and, as a pioneer for this within the UK, regularly speaks at international conferences.
When you choose orthodontic treatment with us, you’ll be receiving the very best expertise and care from our professional clinical team. We provide a welcoming environment for you to relax and make yourself at home, with a variety of additional dental and aesthetic treatments also available for a truly holistic approach to your smile.
Find out more about our braces and orthodontic treatments or have a look at the consultation options we offer at the clinic.
Asif is registered with the General Dental Council and the clinic is registered with the Care Quality Commission.
Keeping our patients and colleagues up to date on all things orthodontic is part of our mission as well as sharing news from the clinic and recipes that work for people in braces. Check out our blog for the latest news.
We are very proud to announce that Asif and our cosmetic dentist Sandra Garcia Martin are finalists in the 2020 Aesthetic Dentistry Awards.
We’ve put together a blog to explain why we always recommend alcohol-free, fluoride containing mouthwash.
Water is essential to life, but it is also essential to the running of a dental practice. So how do we know that the water is clean and pure?
