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It's not nearby, but we go to a place called "Smile More" in St John's Wood. Not at all cheap, but speaking as someone who had a horrendous experience with an awful dentist in my teens and was too afraid to go to the dentist for 20 years subsequently, I can tell you that they are excellent. My daughter is now doing orthodontic work with them also. Good luck, and you won't regret spending the ??, it's totally worth it.

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