If you look around at the people you meet, you will notice how so many more of them seem to have beautiful smiles these days than say, 15 years ago. Is it that the incidence of people being born with wonky teeth is on the decline?
It may seem that way, but the truth is that just as many people as ever have wonky teeth. We see fewer and fewer snaggle-toothed smiles because getting them fixed at the dentist in Soho is easier, more discreet and better value than it’s ever been before.
Here at PS Dental Care, we focus our dentistry skills on making healthy and beautiful smiles. This dentist is Soho wants you to have both health and beauty in your mouth because we know that a good smile is often easier to keep clean, and more likely to improve your emotional wellbeing.
That’s why we make it our business to give you a beautiful smile. If your teeth need straightening we have one of the world’s most popular straightening systems: Invisalign.
What is Invisalign all about?
Invisalign clear aligners rely on digital scanning and 3D printing to give you a way to straighten your teeth with complete discretion and without having to compromise your lifestyle or your professional image. Gone are the days of heavy-duty metal braces, known as train tracks, for nearly everyone except those who have serious bite issues that need correcting.
Comprehensive care
If your teeth are straight enough, but need other kinds of attention, we aren’t short of ideas for helping solve any issues. Of course, we offer teeth whitening, the world’s most popular form of cosmetic dentistry, a fast and simple way to improve your smile with very little time in the dentist’s chair required. Perfect for special occasion photos, such as at weddings and graduations.
We can also enhance chipped, cracked, or oddly shaped teeth with porcelain veneers or composite bonding. We can replace missing teeth with dental implants and change unsightly amalgam fillings for white mercury-free ones.
Why not come in and see what your Soho dentist can do for you. We are only two minutes’ walk from Oxford Street.