Same Day Smile Open Days in Chelsea. The Fast Track To Your Dream Smile.

With the right care and maintenance, your veneers can last 10 to 15 years or more. We’ll give you tailored aftercare advice to keep your smile looking its best.

Same Day Smiles are digitally designed and placed veneers created in one visit using 3D planning and in-house technology. They're ideal for patients wanting fast, aesthetic improvements with lasting results.

Same Day Smiles are a treatment that is bespoke to you. The majority of Same Day Smile treatments use composite veneers and/or composite bonding treatments, alongside tooth whitening, to create a beautiful smile that suits you perfectly in only one treatment appointment!

We’re not just about straightening teeth. We create luxury smile experiences, guided by our experienced clinicians, powered by cutting-edge tech and tailored around you. Our practice combines comfort, precision and a personalised approach - no wonder celebrities trust us with their smiles.

Most treatments are completed in 4 to 12 months, depending on your individual goals. Our advanced planning tools let you preview your future smile and understand your full treatment timeline from day one.

Dental implants are an in-depth restorative dentistry treatment that can be used to replace missing teeth or teeth that need to be removed. They can be used on both the upper and lower arches, and you can have just one or two implants, or an “All-On-4” full set of implant-supported teeth, depending on the condition of your teeth, your age and your needs. Dental implant treatment requires several appointments to ensure your teeth adapt properly and to prevent any issues with your remaining natural teeth in the future.

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Dental implants are a fixed solution for replacing missing teeth and consist of small titanium screws that are placed, or implanted, into the gum where the root of your natural tooth would be. Over about a month, the screws fuse with the bone of the jaw to anchor them in place and provide your dentist with a strong foundation to safely attach replacement teeth without damaging or affecting your existing natural teeth.

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There is a period of time between when the implants are first fitted and when permanent crowns or replacement teeth are placed. This is usually around three to six months, though it can vary depending on your teeth, the number of implants you have fitted, and a range of other factors that your dentist will explain. This waiting period can feel frustrating for patients, but you will be given temporary tooth replacements to make sure you can smile with confidence while your body adapts to the implants. It is very important to leave the implants time to integrate, as this prevents issues caused by tooth movement over time, which could otherwise lead to more dental work in the future.

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Once your implants have settled, we can fit permanent replacement teeth to give you a bespoke smile that can last for decades. Our clinical team includes some of the UK’s top dentists and specialist implantologists, so you can feel confident that you are in good hands with Dental Excellence. As well as having exceptional technical skill, our dentists are also highly experienced at explaining treatment plans and putting patients at ease throughout their journey with us - one of the many reasons so many of our London-based patients choose Dental Excellence.

Dentistry such as this is extremely popular. The benefits of it are apparent, from a nice smile to the eradication of potentially harmful gum diseases.

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Another crucial advantage of a dental implant procedure is the fact that they last for decades. Typically implants can last 20-30 years, usually longer if good hygiene is kept. This makes them a very sound investment because you can rest assured that you won't have to spend another few thousand pounds in one or two years' time. Once installed, our types of implants aren't going anywhere.

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While they are typically long-lasting, it is important to maintain high levels of dental hygiene to avoid having to undergo maintenance, or worse, replacement. Proper care, such as regularly brushing your teeth, and visiting your dentist every 6 months, all help to guarantee the longevity of this type of implant. Similarly, avoiding poor lifestyle choices that could damage the integrity of the titanium screw will help, as will not injuring or damaging your jawbone. A combination of these elements can affect how long they last. It's important to note, though, that these factors shouldn't put you off implants as, overall, they will last for several decades.

Dental implants are done under local anaesthetic. Most people report a slight feeling of discomfort rather than pain, although your dentist may also provide pain medication prior to the procedure. For more information on this procedure, visit our Dental Implant page.

Dental implants work by giving you the appearance and functionality of regular, natural teeth. The metals and products used to create them will allow you to use them as if they were normal teeth.

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From smiling to eating and drinking, once the healing phase is over, you never have to worry about eating something hard and the implant coming loose. Dental implants work by fusing with the bone cells in your jaw. Over time, the screw will be absorbed by the bone regrowth and will become symbiotic. Dental implants have worked for millions of people, for thousands of years, in fact. The first recorded versions of 'implants' were a little more rudimentary. The implant process would involve the extraction of teeth, which would be replaced with shells, rocks, and even animal teeth! Nowadays, dental implants are some of the most advanced procedures on the planet and have come a long way since then. Metal implants will work for most people, however, there are a few criteria that patients may need to meet. For instance, you need to have a jawbone that has reached full growth and have good oral tissues (aka gums). Both of these factors help ensure a smooth, successful procedure the first time around.

Finance is available on treatments over £1,000. Most cosmetic treatments like veneers, Invisalign, bonding and implants are eligible.