Local dentists branching out from teeth

By Sue
July 12, 2024 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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QueenMab

Posted August 20, 2024

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Posted August 20, 2024 (edited)

I also used to go to this dentists but was similarly put off by their increasingly gratuitous commercial approach. Their dentists are a mixed bunch. I used to be with Pooja who is excellent. She now has her own practice in Wimbledon. (Wimbledon Dental Wellness), so I started going there instead. She's not NHS but her check-up fees are the same as NHS dentist fees and she has never tried to persuade me to have any unnecessary treatment done.

However I would say if you are going to have botox or fillers done, you'd be far better going to see a dentist, who is fully trained in giving facial injections and has a through knowledge of anatomy. Not that anyone wants to have this stuff pushed on them when they're going to get their teeth done, I feel it starts to blur the boundaries between necessary medical services and spurious treatments that exist purely to play on women's fears about "ageing".

Edited August 20, 2024 by QueenMab

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