All sorts of questions can crop up in our conversations with patients and in this section we explore some of the themes.
During this warm weather, we thought this may be a good time to share our top tips on caring for your orthodontic health.
The air is warm, the days are long, and friends are on holiday; it must be summertime! Here are five things to smile about as the temperature rises.
Having orthodontic treatment should be no reason to put off diving and snorkelling but here are a few tips to make it more enjoyable
As the world opens up again you may be keen to explore new places, or visit friends or family overseas. If you are going on holiday while wearing braces or Invisalign, here are a few tips to help you prepare that will make your trip so much more relaxing.
We welcome back Francesca De Rosa as a qualified Orthodontic Therapist at the London Lingual Orthodontic Clinic.
Despite orthodontic treatments being mostly associated with teenagers and younger age groups, adult orthodontic solutions are becoming increasingly popular. This is especially so with the development and availability of what are known as ‘discreet orthodontic solutions’, a visually more subtle approach to conventional fixed metal braces.
The 20th of March is World Oral Health Day. With the aim of promoting good oral health and increasing awareness of oral diseases across the globe, the movement encourages people to prioritise their oral health and educate them in the steps to maintaining a proud, healthy smile.
We are delighted to announce that we have moved (just around the corner) to our new clinic in Harley Street. Find out more about how we are evolving, and our see our new look.
Despite the challenges of Covid uncertainties, there is still an opportunity to make this holiday season festive.
The smile is a universal sign of happiness but also one of the first expressions humans make as babies. Read about the history of a smile, its meaning, and the chemistry that makes smiling, and being smiled at, feel so good.
Dr Asif Chatoo reflects on a statement from the General Dental Council and discusses the issues arising with 'remote' orthodontic treatments.
Bad breath is something we all try our best to avoid, yet it is an extremely common condition. Here are some of our top tips to help you avoid bad breath whilst wearing braces.
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