20 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington, London, SW7 3DL
[email protected] Located at 20 Old Brompton Road – Just Steps from 
South Kensington Tube. Easy Access, Always.
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GDC: 244367
Jack is a dedicated dental hygienist with a passion for personalised care, and the only hygienist awarded a Fellowship by the International Academy for Dental Facial Esthetic for his exceptional contributions to the field.
GDC: 229601
Dr Andreia Phipps is a highly skilled emergency dentist in London, known for her gentle approach and commitment to fast, patient-focused care with expertise in cosmetic and minimally invasive treatments.
Offer Valid Until End of June 2025
We are a known dental hygiene clinic, conveniently located at 20 Old Brompton Road, South Kensington, London, SW7 3DL. We have an experienced team of professional dental hygienists in London who provide a comprehensive range of teeth cleaning procedures, such as airflow therapy and scale and polish. Our hygienists will not only remove surface stains and plaque from your teeth and also offer good dental hygiene advice to prevent gum disease.
It is a good idea to visit a hygienist regularly near in your area to get expert advice on keeping a good oral hygiene. You can call us or book an appointment online with our experienced London hygienist who is dedicated to improving your oral health. We ensure your dental hygiene session is comfortable and relaxed at our modern dental practice.
GDC: 244367
Graduated from the University of Manchester Dental School in 2013.
Jack is a dedicated dental hygienist with a passion for personalised care, and the only hygienist awarded a Fellowship by the International Academy for Dental Facial Esthetic for his exceptional contributions to the field.
GDC: 229601
Dr Andreia Phipps is a highly skilled emergency dentist in London, known for her gentle approach and commitment to fast, patient-focused care with expertise in cosmetic and minimally invasive treatments.
Offer Valid Until End of June 2025
Your dental hygienist is likely to question you about your oral health before they look in your mouth. They will also screen for cancer by looking for any suspicious lesions in your mouth and will also examine the skin around the mouth for any abnormalities.
Next your hygienist will evaluate any risk or evidence of periodontal disease by examining the gum line. They will also look for any decay and identify and evaluate any other dental problem that they see.
Visiting your dentist offers numerous benefits that can help you feel happy and healthy. Even if you’re hesitant to go, maintaining healthy teeth is essential for a beautiful smile and the boosted confidence it brings. Here are some reasons why it’s important to see a dentist regularly:
You can treat gum disease when it is detected at its early stages. When your gum disease develops into the later stages, it might lead to severe bleeding, bad breath, loss of teeth and painful gums. Your hygienist will be treating gum disease and give you proper knowledge of how to prevent it at home.
Bad breath, also known as halitosis, occurs due to an underlying dental problem. The odour usually occurs due to the formation of plaque or bacteria around your teeth or under the gum line. If your bad breath had occurred due to the latter, then a Oral hygienist can solve the problem.
You might develop unwanted stains over time. The external stains which are on the teeth cannot be removed through brushing. These stains are found when you drink tea, red wine, coffee, tobacco and other coloured foods or drinks. A dental hygienist can remove the stains to restore the colour of your teeth.
Other than the scale and polish, your hygienist can detect for early signs of oral cancer. Oral cancer can be treated when detected early. They will give valuable advice on the risk factors of oral cancer and how to lessen them. You are at greater risk if you are a smoker, drink too much alcohol or have been infected with HPV virus.
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Your dental hygienist is likely to question you about your oral health before they look in your mouth. They will also screen for cancer by looking for any suspicious lesions in your mouth and will also examine the skin around the mouth for any abnormalities.
Next your hygienist will evaluate any risk or evidence of periodontal disease by examining the gum line. They will also look for any decay and identify and evaluate any other dental problem that they see.
Visiting your dentist offers numerous benefits that can help you feel happy and healthy. Even if you’re hesitant to go, maintaining healthy teeth is essential for a beautiful smile and the boosted confidence it brings. Here are some reasons why it’s important to see a dentist regularly:
You can treat gum disease when it is detected at its early stages. When your gum disease develops into the later stages, it might lead to severe bleeding, bad breath, loss of teeth and painful gums. Your hygienist will be treating gum disease and give you proper knowledge of how to prevent it at home.
Bad breath, also known as halitosis, occurs due to an underlying dental problem. The odour usually occurs due to the formation of plaque or bacteria around your teeth or under the gum line. If your bad breath had occurred due to the latter, then a Oral hygienist can solve the problem.
You might develop unwanted stains over time. The external stains which are on the teeth cannot be removed through brushing. These stains are found when you drink tea, red wine, coffee, tobacco and other coloured foods or drinks. A dental hygienist can remove the stains to restore the colour of your teeth.
Other than the scale and polish, your hygienist can detect for early signs of oral cancer. Oral cancer can be treated when detected early. They will give valuable advice on the risk factors of oral cancer and how to lessen them. You are at greater risk if you are a smoker, drink too much alcohol or have been infected with HPV virus.
Our dental plan provides coverage for two dental checkups and two hygiene appointments per year. It is essential to book a dental hygiene appointment for routine checkups to maintain better oral health. Please inform us about any medications you are taking and any changes in your lifestyle.
Offer Valid Until End of June 2025
Yes, we are accepting new private patients and welcome children too.
YES, with our 'Direct Access', we allow patients to visit us who are registered with other practice. We provide quality service and oral hygiene education to patients at the clinic.
Our hygienist checks for the condition of your teeth and gums and evaluate your dental health. They need to discuss and give advice on diet for maintaining good oral health at home by using proper brush.
Our opening times at the clinic are:
The main difference between a dentist and a hygienist is that a hygienist specialises in cleaning, polishing, and scaling teeth, while a dentist can treat and restore your teeth and gums. Both are registered dental professionals, and the hygienist provides suitable treatment for the prevention of gum disease.
When looking for a dental hygienist near you, we recommend the following:
You need to follow proper dental hygiene at home and see our hygienist two times in a year.
Maintaining good dental hygiene can help to lessen the risk associated with gum disease. This can affect your teeth and mouth as bacteria can enter into the bloodstream and lead to serious problems all over the body.
When you see a hygienist regularly, this may help to improve your tooth and dental health. At the same time, this can increase your overall quality of life. Dental examinations and mouth cleanings can help to:
Though your teeth may appear to be in good condition, there may be several dental problems. Some oral health complications cannot be detected with the naked eye and you need to see a hygienist for in-depth examination to ensure everything is progressing well.
Yes, when you have cleaned properly, you need to avoid dark foods for at least two hours. This may include – tea, coffee, cigarettes, red wine, beetroot, etc.
Plaque is a kind of bacteria which adheres easily onto your teeth. This soft and sticky material leads to gum disease and tooth decay. It is necessary to eliminate soft plaque with brushing and flossing to prevent the problem of tooth decay and oral disease. If you do not clean plaque is daily, it becomes hard and turns into tartar.
Tartar or calculus is hard calcified deposit that adheres strongly to your teeth. The tartar builds onto itself and may adhere to the tooth above and below the gumline. If it is not scaled off completely, it can lead to tooth decay and gum disease. Tartar is quite hard and cannot come off with brushing or flossing. But you need a trained professional to remove it without damaging gums or tooth surface.
Some dentists perform this kind of work but the hygienist has been trained to carry out hygiene therapies and spend longer time with you. They will encourage as well as motivate you on how to look after the teeth and gums.
Throughout the day, a sticky film of plaque builds up on the teeth. This plaque consists of bacteria that produce acids. Brushing your teeth twice a day can remove plaque effectively. However, if the plaque is not brushed away, it hardens into a substance called tartar or calculus. As a hard substance, tartar is difficult to remove through brushing alone. This is where professional treatments, such as a scale and polish in London, become essential, effectively removing tartar and leaving your teeth feeling clean and smooth.
No, the scale and polish procedure won’t hurt, but you might feel unusual sensations within your mouth. This will include a tickling feeling or scraping sensation in the gums. You can use a numbing gel if you feel nervous about dental pain. If you are extremely worried about the scale and polish, then you need to speak with the receptionist before booking your appointment and they will inform your dental hygienist about it.
Individual can experience discomfort for one to two days after thorough cleaning. Rarely you may experience teeth sensitivity and your gums might be tender, swollen and bleed.
More dental treatments are suggested if you require a deeper cleaning. Good dental care at home can keep your gum disease from either becoming serious or recurring. An individual should brush teeth two times in a day using an electric toothbrush. Make sure you clean between the teeth regularly, avoid tobacco and take a well-balanced diet as well as see a dentist, as and when needed.
According to dental experts, both children and adults should perform teeth cleaning and dental examination two times in a year. Patients who have a past history of periodontal disease or another recurring oral disease will need to perform frequent treatments.
Our mouth is full of bacteria and different forms of bacteria seem to be beneficial for your dental health, while some can be really damaging. When there are harmful bacteria on the teeth, they produce acids which can erode the enamel and break down and inflame gums. This can lead to tooth decay, periodontal disease, tooth loss and discoloration. Other oral diseases might develop from these conditions. At the same time, you should continue visiting the hygienist regularly to eliminate plaque, tartar and bacteria from your mouth. This can keep your teeth and gums strong and healthy.
The bone and gums form the foundation of your teeth, and proper care is essential for maintaining oral health. Bacteria can accumulate on your teeth regularly, so removing harmful calculus and plaque is crucial for preserving dental health. Regular professional care is vital to keeping your teeth in good condition, which can help freshen your breath and enhance your overall appearance.
A teeth cleaning may last between 30 minutes to one hour. At this time, you need to lie back in a comfortable chair while we will assess the condition of your teeth.
The private treatment differs from one practice to the other and different parts of the country. At our clinic, you can expect to pay between £99 and £130 for a dental hygienist appointment.
