We treat people of all ages from aged seven to seventy and sometimes several generations of the same family.
As a specialist orthodontic practice, we can treat a wide range of dental problems requiring braces and offer a variety of orthodontic systems to manage your treatment. We were an early adopter of digital dentistry so we have the software and the skills to demonstrate how your treatment will transform your teeth, effectively giving you a preview of the end result.
We have treated models, actors, news-readers and musicians who come here to benefit from Dr Chatoo’s prowess in lingual braces. Our partnership with voice tutor therapist Annie Morrison means we can help all our patients to adapt swiftly to braces while nutritionist Farzanah Nasser shares helpful recipes designed for people in braces.
Exceptionally for an orthodontic clinic, we provide hygiene appointments so that your teeth don’t just look healthier, they are healthier! Our clinic is warm and welcoming, and our personal level of service will help you feel comfortable and at ease throughout your orthodontic treatment.
Whether you live locally in London, further afield in the UK or travel from overseas, anyone looking for teeth straightening options is welcome here.
Want to find out more?
Please view our consultation options or contact the team on 020 7486 2883.
If you are an adult orthodontic patient, we can help you chose the right solution for your specific needs and situation.
We also offer bespoke treatments for children and can offer Saturday appointments so that your child doesn’t miss school.
If you have any questions, you can also read our FAQs.
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.
Teeth whitening has become one of the most popular cosmetic dental procedures in the UK. We’re taking a closer look at the trend of charcoal-based dental products and what it really means for consumers.
We are very proud that one of our patients has made it into the Guinness Book of Records.
If you are a musician who plays a wind instrument, the thought of needing braces can be daunting. The good news is that, with a little bit of getting used to and some practice, braces needn’t affect your ability to play.
