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Not always. If your jawbone has shrunk or you have insufficient bone, a graft helps. But many patients have enough bone already—your dentist will assess this with scans first.

Most people report mild discomfort during the procedure. There can be swelling or bruising afterward. We use numbing or gentle methods to keep it as comfortable as possible.

Yes. It’s common to pair treatments for a full smile makeover. Your dentist will plan timing so one doesn’t interfere with the other (e.g., whitening once teeth are aligned).

Small issues can become bigger ones—gum disease, decay, or implant complications. Regular hygiene keeps everything healthy so treatments last longer.

Bonding can last several years (often 5-10), depending on care, diet, and how much stress the tooth gets. If it chips or discolours, repairs or touch-ups are possible.

Generally, if growth is complete and oral health is stable, adults of most ages can get implants or aligners. Older age or health issues may require extra checks.

Aligners are generally safe and gentler on teeth and gums. They still require regular monitoring. In some cases, traditional braces might be better for complex tooth movements.

Some treatments may be available under NHS, especially general or emergency dentistry. But private clinics often offer more advanced cosmetic or elective options, specialised materials, and shorter waiting times.

Yes. Many practices offer sedation or relaxation techniques. Let your dentist know your concerns so they can provide options (e.g. oral sedation, calm environment, step-by-step explanations).

Brush twice daily, floss or use interdental brushes, avoid very hard or staining foods, and keep up with professional cleanings. Managing lifestyle habits like smoking also helps a lot.