

In a world that is increasingly image conscious, we all want to look our best.
Good hair, great clothes, gorgeous skin, what about your smile?
5-10 years ago, the solution would be to place maybe 8-10 porcelain veneers on the upper teeth and maybe the same on the lower teeth. A porcelain veneer is a thin layer of porcelain that is made by a skilled technician that is stuck to the front surface of the tooth. It can make a discoloured tooth or heavily filled tooth look like a natural tooth and no one would know that they aren’t your natural teeth.
Many thousands of smiles have been transformed by porcelain veneers and they certainly have a place in modern dentistry. However, a set of veneers don’t last forever and will need to be replaced about every 10 years. Every time this is done a little bit more of your tooth may be removed, in the end, you may need more extensive treatment.
Many people who want to improve their smile already have lovely teeth, just not in the right place and increasingly we have to ask ourselves if cutting these teeth is the right thing to do. The move is now away from veneers if the teeth have no fillings, are a good shape and good colour, it is much better to move the teeth into the right position and maybe whiten and tidy up the edges.
Oh no, not ugly metal braces????????
No, not anymore, there are many systems that can be used to straighten your teeth that are either discrete or invisible, no one needs to know that you are wearing a brace.
These include:
You could have straight teeth before you know it, just think, a beautiful smile with all your own teeth, now that is a truly 21st Century solution.


BRACES


BONDING


Dental Health Plan
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Appointments are available at this week’s wrinkle clinic on Thursday ✨
If you’ve been thinking about booking an appointment, we currently have availability this week. Our team will take the time to talk through your options and answer any questions you may have, with no pressure.
📞 Please contact reception to book or to find out more.


Ever wondered what it’s really like to walk through the doors at Evolve Dentistry? 💚
We know that for many people, the unknown can be the most nerve-wracking part of visiting the dentist. That’s why we wanted to show you around.
From the moment you arrive and step into our Patient Lounge, everything is designed to help you feel calm, welcomed, and comfortable. No clinical feel. No rushing. Just a relaxed space where you’re treated as a person, not an appointment.
This walkthrough gives you a glimpse of what to expect — so when you do visit, it already feels familiar.
Because feeling comfortable matters just as much as the care itself. 🤍
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Feeling nervous about visiting the dentist? You’re not alone 💚
For many people, dental visits come with worry, past experiences, or simply the fear of the unknown — and that’s something we truly understand.
In this video, Rachael talks honestly about what it’s like if you feel nervous about coming to the dentist, and how we support patients every step of the way. From taking things at your pace, to listening without judgement, and making sure you always feel comfortable and informed.
At Evolve Dentistry, there’s no pressure and no rushing — just a calm, supportive environment where you’re in control from the moment you arrive in our Patient Lounge.
If you’ve been putting off an appointment because of nerves, this one’s for you. 🤍
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There’s nothing more meaningful to us than hearing how someone felt in our care.
This testimonial was recently shared by a patient of Richard’s, and it captures exactly what we strive for every day — time, understanding, and dentistry delivered with compassion and respect.
Thank you for trusting us, and for taking the time to share your experience. It truly means more than words. 🤍
At Evolve Dentistry, every patient, every visit, every conversation matters.


Serious faces. Measuring tape out.
What could it be? 👀
Take a guess in the comments!



