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Plain explanations of the things people ask about in the chair — what a treatment actually is, what it involves, and when it is not the right answer.
Every post here is written or reviewed by Dr Simon Azimi, GDC 81382. Some began as older posts, rewritten from scratch in September 2026 — each of those says so at the bottom; the rest are new.
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Two different skin treatments, often asked for interchangeably. Here's the plain-terms difference, and a rough way to work out which one — if either — addresses what's actually bothering you.
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A missing tooth has three usual answers — an implant, a bridge, or a denture. Here's what actually separates them, and what the implant process involves from first consultation to the finished tooth.
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Root canal treatment has a worse reputation than it deserves, and the fear it causes puts some people off booking at all. Five common beliefs about it, and what's actually true.
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Whether you've just moved to the area or you're simply fed up with your current practice, here's what's actually worth checking before you register with a dentist in Tunbridge Wells.
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A bite problem is not only about how teeth look. Here are six that clear aligners are commonly used for, what each one actually is, and when aligners are not the right answer.
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Finding a dentist you will actually keep going back to is worth more than finding one quickly. Here is what to ask before you register, and how to check whether we are taking new patients.
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Cosmetic dentistry is advertised constantly and explained rarely. What it covers, where the line sits between cosmetic and general treatment, and what to ask before you agree to anything.
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Changing how a smile looks is a planning job before it is a treatment job. Facial proportion, the midline, how the lips frame the teeth — and why arrangement matters more than whiteness.
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