What are all on 4 dental implants? With dental treatments constantly evolving worldwide, we at Maida Smiles Clinic are devoted to providing our patients with the latest global technological advancements in the industry right here in the heart of Maida Vale, London. The all-on-4 is a revolutionary new technique whereby a whole arch of failing teeth is replaced in a single visit with one of our dentists. The All-on-4 is not an invention but a treatment technique that has evolved, which we decided to implement to help you get your dream smile. It involves the placement of 4 dental implants into t ..read more

What are all on 4 dental implants? With dental treatments constantly evolving worldwide, we at Maida Smiles Clinic are devoted to providing our patients with the latest global technological advancements in the industry, right here in the heart of Maida Vale, London. The all-on-4 is a revolutionary new technique whereby a whole arch of failing teeth is replaced in a single visit with one of our dentists. The All-on-4 is not an invention, but rather a treatment technique that has evolved, which we decided to implement to help you get your dream smile. It involves the placement of 4 dental implan ..read more

  We are super excited to launch our new website which focuses on the teeth straightening treatments offered by Invisalign, that are available to patients at Maida Smiles Clinic in Maida Vale, London. Tooth straightening treatment A tooth straightening treatment with a difference, Invisalign Clear Aligners promise to straighten your teeth in a discreet and comfortable way whilst still delivering great results.  Our Invisalign focussed website has been designed to showcase Invisalign. And also inform, and present you with everything you need to start your own personal Invisalign jou ..read more

  In today’s blog we’ll focus on the relationship between tartar and tooth loss, what makes tartar build up in our mouth and ways we can prevent future damage to our oral health. In essence, tartar is a hard-mineral deposit on teeth.  It is also known as plaque.  A rough, bumpy line at the base of the teeth is one sign. However, don’t be fooled, tartar can also form below the gum line, which is why your regular dental visits will help us spot any early signs of tartar buildup.  No matter how great of an oral hygiene routine you have, there will always be bacteria in your ..read more

  If your child is about to start orthodontic treatment, you might wonder what the difference is between the different types of braces. Read on to get the facts on each type of braces and the differences between each type. What are Metal Braces? Metal braces typically consist of brackets placed on either the front or back of the teeth and wires tightened to help move the teeth and bite into better alignment. Metal braces are made of stainless steel brackets and wires. Rubber bands—called ligatures—attach the wires to the brackets. Traditional braces are comprised of brackets ..read more

  If you’re thinking about straightening your teeth, you may want to consider getting clear aligners instead of traditional braces. There are many benefits to these transparent plastic corrective devices, but they can also be more expensive than the metal wires, brackets, and rubber bands that are the most common alternative. So is the added cost that comes with modernization in tooth alignment worth it? We’ll compare your options to help you decide if clear aligners will align clearly with your budget. What Are Clear Aligners? Clear aligners are an inconspicuous, removable alternat ..read more

  When Teeth Erupt Your baby is born with 20 teeth below the gums, and they usually start coming through between 6 months and a year. Most children have their full set of teeth by 3 years old. Learn more about what teeth are coming through and when. Teething Signs and Symptoms Teething can be a rite of passage for babies and parents alike. As their teeth come in, some babies may become fussy, sleepless and irritable, lose their appetite or drool more than usual. Diarrhea, rashes and a fever are not caused by teething. If your baby has a fever or diarrhea while teeth ..read more

  Whitening When it comes to getting a whiter and brighter smile, there are a variety of teeth-whitening products you can try. Your main options are in-office or at-home bleaching. (Look for a whitening product that has earned the ADA Seal of Acceptance.) Before starting any whitening treatment, you should speak with your dentist. Your dentist will tell you what, if any, whitening procedures will work best for you. Crowns A crown is a good way to cover teeth that are discolored or badly shaped. A crown can make your tooth stronger and improve its appearance. Crowns can also be use ..read more

  The right smile can leave you laughing, fill you with joy or make you melt with emotion. But, ultimately, the best smile is one that is healthy and strong. Here are some of the “tooth truths” about how tough your teeth really are – and how to keep them that way. 1. Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body. The shiny, white enamel that covers your teeth is even stronger than bone. This resilient surface is 96 percent mineral, the highest percentage of any tissue in your body – making it durable and damage-resistant. 2. Your bite is powerful! Did you know your teeth can exert ..read more

  One or more missing teeth can adversely affect the appearance and functionality of your smile. Missing teeth can cause a change in occlusion (bite), shifting of the teeth, temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ), speech impediments, an increased risk for periodontal disease and a greater chance of tooth decay. Dental bridges, like implants and partial dentures, are used to replace missing teeth. There are several types of fixed dental bridges (cannot be removed), including conventional fixed, cantilever and resin-bonded. Typically, conventional and cantilever ..read more