Cosmetic dentistry
Transform Your Smile with Expert Cosmetic Dentistry in North London
At N13 Dental Clinic, our cosmetic dentistry services are designed to help you achieve a confident, radiant smile. Whether you’re looking to brighten discoloured teeth, close gaps, straighten misalignments, or reshape your smile, we offer bespoke treatments tailored to your individual needs. Popular options include professional teeth whitening, dental veneers, composite bonding, and Invisalign – all delivered with precision and care by our experienced team.
Cosmetic dentistry is more than just aesthetics – it’s about restoring confidence and improving oral harmony. Using the latest techniques and technology, we ensure your results look natural and complement your facial features. Located in North London, we’re proud to help patients of all ages transform their smiles in a welcoming, modern setting. Book a consultation today and take the first step towards the smile you’ve always wanted.
Tooth Whitening
This procedure can be suitable for patients that are unhappy with yellowish teeth and discolouration caused by food, drinks, tobacco, and ageing. Teeth whitening works by using safe bleaching agents, such as hydrogen peroxide, to break down stains on the enamel.
At N13 Dental Clinic we offer the at-home whitening treatment, as we consider this to be the safest and most effective procedure. The treatment includes making custom trays and gels that allow you to whiten your teeth gradually over a few weeks, in the comfort of your home. We use state of the art 3-D scanner to create the trays that fit perfectly the shape of the teeth, minimising gel leakage during use. The use of the scanner also helps the plant by reducing the carbon footprint!
Composite build-up
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Veneers
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Smile make-over
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Clear Correct Orthodontic Treatments
Orthodontics is the area of dentistry relating to straightening or moving teeth to improve their appearance and their function. It can also help to look after the long-term health of the teeth, gums and jaw-joints, by spreading the biting pressure over all the teeth.
Dental and facial irregularities can be present in both children and adults and there are many people who have crowded or crooked teeth. The technical term for orthodontic problems is malocclusion, which simply means bad bite.