It's that time of year again, Christmas! We will be taking a short break over the festive period. Our opening hours are: Monday 23rd December 0900-1300 Christmas Eve Closed Christmas Day Closed Boxing Day Closed Friday 27th December Closed Saturday 28th Closed Monday 30th 1000-1500 New Years Eve Reception only 0900-1500 New Years Day Closed 2nd January Normal opening hours resume Should you have an emergency out of hours, please e mail info@progressivedentistry.co.uk and a dentist will respond as soon as possible. We do have access to an emergency clinic that will accept patients for urgent care over the Christmas period. The number is 0207 2441199. We look forward to seeing you in 2020! Best wishes From all the team at Progressive Dentistry.
 

Having unsightly flaws in your smile is something you should not live with for the rest of your life. Cosmetic treatments are affordable, reliable, and safe. Many people turn to cosmetic dentistry to improve their smile and appearance. While there are many misconceptions surrounding cosmetic dentistry, it actually provides a lot of improvements beyond what is visibly seen. Some of these myths were once truths that have roots from the surprisingly long history of aesthetic dentistry. But, with technology enhancements, these once-truths are now only pure myths. Here are four cosmetic dentistry myths debunked:
 

For many, the Invisalign is a blessing. Not only does it help straighten teeth just as well as traditional braces, but it does so without being noticeable. It also allows the user to remove it before participating in activities such as sports, social occasions or work meetings However, when it comes to eating, it may not be as simple as most Invisalign users think. Need help figuring out what to do and not to do when it comes to eating with Invisalign?

Here are five tips to keep in mind:
 

Dental emergencies can strike at any time and can happen to people of all ages. They’re especially common among young children because they’re active and love running around with friends. For parents, it’s easy to panic when their child’s tooth gets knocked off. However, it’s important to know that dental emergencies cover many issues, aside from broken and chipped teeth. Toothaches, bleeding gums, and sensitivity all fall into this category and require prompt attention. Here’s a list of four common children's dental emergencies and what you need to know what to do if your child needs urgent care:
 

We are celebrating 10 years of keeping Fulham and London smiling. Please come and join us today from 1230-1430, everyone is welcome.

We are giving away 10 free tooth whitening treatments, 10 free Colgate electric toothbrushes, 10 free Invisalign consultations and free goody bags for all.

There is a children's toothbrushing clinic at 1300 taken by our wonderful hygienist and therapist Beata.

Come and meet the team, view our latest technology, ask us anything dental related and have some festive food and drink on us.