This lady got a lovely result with a simple course of home tooth whitening with Dr Mark. It even reduced the patchy white effect she had before.
White filling, female in Chislehurst
October 25th, 2011Dr Mark simply swapped a silver filling for a tooth coloured one in a back tooth for this grateful female patient.
Home whitening, female in Bromley
October 25th, 2011Dr Mark used a safe and effective home tooth whitening regime to good effect with this lady. These results were seen in only a couple of weeks, yet long lasting with the right care.
Composite bonding, male in Beckenham
October 25th, 2011Here, upper worn front teeth have been built back with composite bonding by Dr Mark. This is a non invasive minor technique that gives great results with little damage to the client.
Zoom! Teeth Whitening, male in Beckenham
October 10th, 2011Dr Lynch whitened this patient’s teeth using Zoom! Advanced Power whitening, to achieve a gleaming white smile!
Inman Orthodontic Brace, female in Beckenham
October 10th, 2011Dr Lynch straightened this lady’s upper front teeth using the Inman Aligner, which is a fast acting removable brace. The end result is excellent and this patient is now going to whiten her teeth to complete the treatment.
Adhesive Bridge, female in Dulwich
October 10th, 2011Dr Lynch made a simple Adhesive Maryland Bridge for this lady, to replace a missing front tooth. It attached to the back of the adjacent tooth and is fixed permanently in place. This patient was very pleased with the result as the bridge replaced a removable denture and was a more cosmetic and convenient option.
Porcelain Crowns, male in Croydon
October 10th, 2011Dr Lynch replaced 3 front crowns for this gentleman to improve the colour match and to get a better fit at the gum.
Congratulations to Fran on passing her Dental Nurse Exam
September 19th, 2011Dr Mark’s nurse Fran recently passed her National Certificate in Dental Nursing, after attending college at Guy’s Hospital. The National Certificate is one of the qualifications approved by the General Dental Council (GDC) for statutory registration which became mandatory for all dental nurses from 31st July 2008. The GDC is the organisation which protects the public by regulating dentists and dental care professionals in the UK. Under the GDC regulations, unqualified dental nurses may only work under supervision as trainees provided they are enrolled on a theoretical training course at an approved training centre. Fran is now taking her Biology A Level so that she can apply to become a hygienist.