Seeing what treatment looks like.
We do not publish patient photographs on this website. Here is why, and how to see examples of the work instead.
Why there are no photographs here
A photograph of someone's mouth is confidential patient information, and if they are identifiable it is health data about a named person. Publishing one requires their specific, documented, freely given consent for that use, and that consent can be withdrawn at any point.
Plenty of dental websites carry galleries with no evidence that any of this was done, and some carry stock photography or images taken from elsewhere entirely, presented as their own patients. We would rather show you nothing than show you that.
Where a patient has agreed, in writing and knowing where it will appear, we are glad to show their case. Until those consents exist, this page stays as it is.
How to read any dental gallery
Including ours, if this page ever fills up. These are the questions worth asking of a before-and-after anywhere.
Are these their own patients?
Stock imagery and licensed case photography both exist, and neither tells you anything about the practice you are looking at.
Is the lighting the same?
Teeth photograph lighter under different light and at different angles. A genuine pair is shot the same way twice.
Is it typical or exceptional?
Every practice has a best case. What matters is whether the result shown is what most people with that starting point get, and that is a fair thing to ask directly.
Ask to see examples of the work
Relevant cases are shown at a consultation, with the patient's consent. Send an enquiry and reception will arrange one.