Gentle dentistry,
beautifully done.

For most people every six months. We'll tell you if your gums or risk level mean we'd like to see you a little more often.

It shouldn't. If your gums are inflamed they can be tender, so let us know and we'll take extra care and go gently.

Yes. We make first visits calm and friendly so children grow up unafraid of the dentist.

We explain it clearly, give you the options and the costs, and never start treatment without your go-ahead.

No. The whole point of our approach is a result that reads as natural, matched to the colour and translucency of your own teeth.

It depends on the treatment, from a single whitening visit to a few appointments for veneers. We'll give you a clear timeline upfront.

Most cosmetic treatment is comfortable, with at most mild short-lived sensitivity afterwards.

Always. You'll have the full plan and price before we begin anything.

They're very discreet. Most people won't notice them, and you take them out to eat and clean your teeth.

It varies with the case, often several months. We give you an estimated timeline at the planning stage.

You may feel mild pressure for a day or two with each new tray, that's the teeth moving, and it settles quickly.

Yes. A retainer holds the result. Without it, teeth gradually move back.

No, we use tooth-coloured materials matched to your own teeth so restorations blend in.

It depends how much healthy tooth is left. We'll explain why one protects your tooth better than the other in your case.

Treatment is done comfortably; afterwards you may have brief mild sensitivity that fades within days.

Well-maintained restorations last many years. Good home care and regular visits make the biggest difference.

Around their first birthday, or when the first teeth come through, so we can guide habits early.

That's normal and we're used to it. We go at their pace and never force treatment, which is how fear fades.

Yes, parents are welcome alongside their child throughout the visit.

Very much, they hold space for adult teeth and affect speech and eating. We look after them properly.

Severe pain, a knocked-out or badly broken tooth, swelling, or a lost crown or filling that's causing pain.

Handle it by the crown not the root, keep it moist (in milk or saliva), and call us immediately, time matters.

We do everything we can. Calling as early as possible gives us the best chance to fit you in.

We'll explain costs once we've assessed you. The first priority is getting you out of pain.

For many children, yes. Caught early enough, Myobrace addresses the cause and braces are never needed. For older patients we sometimes combine it with aligners.

Typically 12–18 months of active programme. Earlier intervention means shorter, easier treatment.

Children get the biggest gains because jaws are still developing, but adults benefit too, especially around airway, tongue function and sleep.

It’s a specific approach that requires training and a different way of thinking about what causes crooked teeth. Bright Smiles has invested in it because the results last.

Yes, when it’s done by trained professionals in the right setting, with proper monitoring. We never compromise on safety: GA work is done in a fully equipped facility with a specialist anaesthetist.

Conscious sedation: relaxed and drowsy but responsive. General anaesthesia: fully asleep, with a specialist anaesthetist looking after you throughout.

Yes, paediatric sedation and GA are some of the most valuable services we offer. They turn an impossible appointment into a non-event for an anxious child.

For conscious sedation, rest for the day. For GA, you’ll be tired the day of treatment and back to normal the day after.

Not the way we do them. Natural-looking shade, shape, translucency. The whole point is that nobody can tell.

Porcelain lasts longer and resists staining better; composite is more affordable and quicker. We help you choose what suits.

Modern veneers need only minimal preparation, sometimes almost none. We’re always as conservative as possible.

Porcelain veneers commonly last 10–15 years or more. Composite is shorter (5–7 years) but easier to refresh.

We discuss it upfront. For major cosmetic cases the planning is typically included; for very small changes it may not be needed.

Yes, on screen, and often as a physical preview you can wear briefly. It’s the whole point.

Very. Your final teeth are made to match the approved design closely, with small refinements at the fit appointment.

Single small fillings or minor work. The planning effort is most worthwhile for visible cosmetic and multi-tooth cases.

More conservative, often more affordable, easier to refresh, but doesn’t last quite as long as porcelain. It’s ideal for the right case.

Largely yes, because we don’t grind your teeth down to bond, the composite can be removed if needed and your natural tooth is preserved.

Five to seven years on average with good care, with small refreshes possible along the way.

Often just one or two, depending on how many teeth are being treated.