If you're looking for a highly rated and expert dental hygienist near you in the City of London, our welcoming and new state-of-the-art clinic near Liverpool Street can help.
Lockdown meant many people have not had the regular care they would have liked.
With over 24 years combined experience, our highly rated and skilled dental hygiene team in the City of London have helped improve the smiles and oral hygiene for hundreds of patients from around Spitalfields, Liverpool Street and beyond.
Our brand-new clinic in Spitalfields meets the best practice standards to be able to offer you the care you need in a safe and comfortable environment. Furthermore, we are regulated and monitored regularly by Care Quality Commission (CQC).
Don’t despair about not having seen the hygienist for several months.
Our hygienists will be able to assess what care you need including removing visible hard deposits and staining. This is all part of the service they provide, and you will be able to see the improvement after just one visit.
They will also give you expert advice on gum recession, bleeding gums and bad breath and gum disease.
(GDC No. 124872)
Maria has over 14 years experience in the treatment of periodontal disease and the promotion of good oral health.
(GDC No. 161106)
Amy has over 20 years experience and has a keen interest in the general health and lifestyle links with dental and periodontal health.
You can contact us to book or book online. We do also offer priority appointments with the hygienist on a short notice basis.
Please let us know when you book if you want to register for a priority appointment and we will do our best to see you as soon as possible.
If you need a Total Oral Health Screen examination with a dentist then please let us know and we will combine these appointments to one visit for you.
Why is oral health so important? The mouth is the gateway to the body and many studies have shown that oral bacteria have been found within areas of the body that are infected or carry disease.
Further studies show gum disease are linked to many other diseases of the body.
There are proven links between our oral health and heart disease, stroke, diabetes, dementia, arthritis, and pregnancy complications.
By maintaining good oral health, you are helping to reduce your risk of other systemic diseases.
At your hygiene appointment our hygiene team will screen your gums to check the health and advise accordingly. The regular, professional removal of plaque and tartar will promote healthy gums.
Dental plaque is the sticky layer of bacteria that constantly forms on our teeth. Some foods, such as sweet snacks and starches can increase the formation of plaque, which can sometimes remain hidden between the teeth and underneath the gum line.
The bacteria in dental plaque release acids, which can lead to cavities and gum inflammation. Our hygiene team will show you how to remove plaque yourself to improve your gum health between visits.
A powerful yet controlled jet of water, air and fine powder not only polishes all the surfaces of a tooth, removing plaque, discoloration and soft deposits, but also reaches deep into periodontal pockets up to a depth of 5 mm.
It is very effective at removing the damaging biofilm that develops when dental plaque is colonized by bacteria and can cause periodontitis and peri-implantitis to develop.
Air polish leaves your teeth feeling super clean and smooth and whiter if you have stains from tea, coffee and red wine.
Air polish is an additional £45.
Our hygienists have had additional training to be able to offer complex treatment when required. This usually involves treatment with local anaesthetic and multiple visits to be able to clean an area thoroughly.
Care plans for this are on a individual basis and either your Smile Hub Dentist or Hygienist would advise if this is recommended.
Consistent dental hygiene is the key to a healthy mouth and a confident smile. Our hygiene experts understand that most dental problems can be easily prevented through a regular program of hygiene checks, advice and daily control.
If you have ever experienced bad breath, tooth decay or gum disease, the most likely cause of these is bacterial plaque, which can be controlled by effective dental hygiene.