Face 
Dentistry Skin boosters are injectable treatments designed to improve skin hydration, texture and overall skin quality.
They deliver hyaluronic acid into the skin to help restore moisture and improve skin smoothness.
At Evolve Face we offer several types of skin booster treatment, allowing us to tailor treatment to your skin’s needs.
Profhilo
Profhilo spreads through the skin to improve hydration and support collagen and elastin production.
Treatments such as Profhilo are increasingly used for collagen banking. By supporting collagen and elastin production while deeply hydrating the skin, they help maintain skin structure and quality over time as well as improving current skin concerns.
Teoxane Redensity 1
This skin booster improves hydration and skin quality and is particularly useful for fine lines.
Volite
Volite provides long-lasting hydration and smoother skin texture.
Treatment areas
Skin boosters can be used on:
How are skin boosters different from dermal fillers?
Skin boosters improve hydration and skin quality rather than adding volume.
How long do results last?
Results vary depending on the treatment but often last around 6–9 months.
How many treatments are required?
Some treatments involve two sessions a few weeks apart, followed by maintenance treatments.
Is there downtime?
Most people return to normal activities straight after treatment.
We are proud to be Save Face accredited.
back to treatments Your toothbrush can`t reach everywhere
You brush twice a day. So why does your dental team keep talking about interdental brushes?
Because even really good toothbrushing has its limits.
There are areas between your teeth that an ordinary toothbrush simply can`t clean effectively.
Yasmin explains why cleaning between your teeth can be such an important part of looking after your teeth and gums - and why those tiny brushes can make a big difference to your daily routine.
Not sure which size to use or whether you`re using yours correctly?
That`s exactly the sort of thing your dental team can help with.
“Do braces hurt?”
It’s probably the question we hear more than any other.
The honest answer?
You may experience some temporary pressure or tenderness as your teeth begin to move, particularly during the first few days.
But most adults tell us the same thing afterwards:
“It was nowhere near as bad as I expected.”
Sometimes, the fear of treatment is much bigger than the treatment itself.
That’s why we’ve written a new article explaining:
✔ What braces actually feel like.
✔ When you’re most likely to notice discomfort.
✔ Simple ways to stay comfortable.
✔ When it’s worth getting in touch with your dentist.
If you’ve been putting off treatment because you’re worried it might hurt, we hope it helps answer some of your questions.
📖 Read: Do braces hurt?
https://evolve-dentistry.co.uk/do-braces-hurt/
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Why is my dentist taking photographs of my teeth?
“Why are you taking photographs of my teeth?”
A perfectly reasonable question.
Dental photographs aren`t just for before-and-afters.
They can help us record what we`re seeing, monitor changes, explain things more clearly and involve you in conversations about your own teeth.
Richard explains why you might see a camera appear during an appointment at Evolve.
Because when we`re talking about your mouth, we think it`s rather useful if you can see what we`re talking about too.
There`s more to a smile transformation than two photographs
A before-and-after shows you two moments.
What it doesn`t show is everything that happened between them.
The conversations. The planning. What the patient wanted to change. The different options considered. And the decisions about what not to change.
That`s why we think the story behind a smile is every bit as interesting as the finished result.
Every patient is different - and every treatment plan should be too.
Here`s one of the lovely transformations we`ve had the privilege of being part of at Evolve. 💚
What actually happens during a dental examination?
If it’s been a while since your last dental examination, not knowing what to expect can sometimes make booking that appointment feel like a much bigger deal.
So what actually happens when you come in?
Richard explains what your dentist is looking for during a dental examination - and why it involves much more than simply checking whether you need a filling.
Regular examinations give us an opportunity to keep an eye on your teeth, gums and mouth, talk about anything that has changed and identify anything that may need our attention.
And if you haven’t been for a while? Please don’t feel embarrassed.
We’re simply pleased you’ve decided to come and see us.
🦷 We’re hiring - Dental Nurse | Portishead
We’re looking for a lovely new person to join our award-winning team at Evolve Dentistry.
You could be an experienced or newly qualified Dental Nurse, already in training, or looking for a completely new career - we’re genuinely open to all three. Finding the right person matters most.
If you’re new to dental nursing, we’ll fund and support you through your qualification.
💚 Permanent | Approx. 36 hours per week
💷 Trainee: £13.50-£14.50 per hour
💷 Qualified: £14.50-£16.55 per hour
📍 Portishead
📅 Monday, Thursday, Friday + alternate Saturdays
You’ll join a friendly, supportive team with great benefits, funded training and plenty of opportunities to develop.
Interested? Send your CV and a short covering note to hello@evolve-dentistry.co.uk.
Know someone who might be perfect for Evolve? Please tag them or share this with them. 💚
https://evolve-dentistry.co.uk/recruitment/
