Brighter, stronger, straighter, healthier

We offer same-day emergency appointments whenever possible. If you’re in pain or have swelling, contact us early and we’ll prioritise getting you seen quickly.

Dental implants at King Cross Dental are planned on a case-by-case basis. Following a detailed consultation and scan, we’ll provide a clear, personalised cost based on your needs and the best long-term solution.

We provide Invisalign at King Cross Dental with a fully tailored approach, including digital smile design so you can preview your results before treatment begins.

We focus on delivering high-quality Invisalign treatment with predictable, long-lasting results. While we may not be the cheapest, we prioritise precision, experience, and exceptional outcomes.

At King Cross Dental, we specialise in helping nervous patients feel completely at ease. We take our time, explain everything clearly, and create a calm, judgment-free environment so you feel in control throughout your visit.

We welcome new private patients and offer a full range of general, cosmetic, and emergency dental care in a modern, patient-focused setting.

At King Cross Dental, we take a bespoke approach to cosmetic dentistry—combining Invisalign, bonding, whitening, and implants to create natural, confident smiles tailored to you.

Composite bonding is priced per tooth, depending on the level of detail required. We’ll provide a clear quote after assessing your smile and discussing your goals.

We offer flexible finance options, allowing you to spread the cost of treatment into manageable monthly payments.

We are a private dental practice, allowing us to offer more time, flexibility, and a wider range of treatment options without long waiting lists.

Yes—where possible, we offer same-day emergency appointments for urgent cases. Our team will always aim to relieve pain and stabilise the issue quickly.

We design complete smile transformations at King Cross Dental using a combination of advanced treatments, always tailored to your facial features and long-term dental health.

Our implant treatments are carefully planned using advanced imaging and delivered with a focus on long-term success, function, and natural aesthetics.

In most cases, yes. We offer a range of solutions—from bonding and crowns to implants—depending on what will give you the strongest and most natural result.

There are different options depending on your budget and goals. During your consultation, we’ll guide you through the most suitable choices, balancing cost, function, and longevity.

Implant treatment is far more comfortable than most patients expect. It’s carried out under local anaesthetic, and we ensure you feel relaxed and well looked after throughout.

It depends on your goals. We’ll assess your smile and recommend the most suitable option to achieve a natural, long-lasting result.

Treatment time varies, but most cases are completed within 6–18 months. We’ll give you a clear timeline after your initial assessment.

Yes—and we often recommend it to enhance your final result and achieve a brighter, more refined smile.

You’re not alone—and there’s absolutely no judgement here. Our focus is simply on helping you move forward comfortably and confidently, at your own pace.

Yes—many patients can achieve excellent results without veneers. We often use Invisalign, composite bonding, and whitening to create a natural-looking smile while preserving as much of your natural tooth structure as possible.

Dental implants are one of the most reliable and long-term solutions for missing teeth. They restore both function and appearance, and when done properly, can last many years. At King Cross Dental, we focus on high-quality implant treatment designed for longevity and natural aesthetics.

For the right patient, Invisalign is absolutely worth it. It allows you to straighten your teeth discreetly, comfortably, and predictably. At King Cross Dental, we use advanced digital planning so you can see your expected results before starting—so you know exactly what you’re investing in.

If you have missing teeth, loose dentures, or teeth that cannot be saved, dental implants may be the best solution. We carry out a full assessment, including scans, to determine whether implants are the right option for you.

In most cases, we recommend aligning the teeth first with Invisalign, then refining the shape with composite bonding if needed. This approach gives the most natural, balanced, and long-lasting result.

A smile makeover usually involves a combination of treatments rather than just one. At King Cross Dental, we carefully design your smile using Invisalign, bonding, whitening, or implants—tailored to suit your face, bite, and long-term dental health.

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. The best approach depends on your current dental health and your goals. At King Cross Dental, we create fully personalised treatment plans—often combining Invisalign, bonding, whitening, or implants—to achieve the best overall result.

There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. The best approach depends on your current dental health and your goals. At King Cross Dental, we create fully personalised treatment plans—often combining Invisalign, bonding, whitening, or implants—to achieve the best overall result.

A root canal treatment is a procedure used to save a tooth that has become infected or badly damaged. Instead of removing the tooth, we carefully clean out the infection from inside and restore it so you can keep your natural tooth. When might you need a root canal? You may need a root canal if: You have persistent toothache or pain when biting Your tooth is sensitive to hot or cold, especially if it lingers There is swelling or infection in the gum near the tooth The tooth has been badly decayed, cracked, or injured You’ve had repeated dental work on the same tooth Sometimes, there may be no pain at all, and the problem is found during a routine check-up or X-ray. What does the treatment involve? Root canal treatment is usually completed over 1–2 visits: Examination & diagnosis We assess the tooth and take X-rays to confirm the infection. Cleaning the root canals The tooth is numbed, and the infected tissue inside is carefully removed. Disinfection & filling The inside of the tooth is cleaned, shaped, and sealed to prevent further infection. Restoration In most cases, the tooth will need a filling or crown to strengthen and protect it long-term. Will it hurt? No — the procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you should not feel pain during treatment. Afterwards, you may experience some mild discomfort or tenderness, which usually settles within a few days. What to expect after treatment Your tooth may feel sensitive for a few days Avoid chewing on that side until fully restored Take over-the-counter pain relief if needed Follow any advice given by your dentist Most people return to normal activities the same day. Aftercare & long-term care To keep your treated tooth healthy: Maintain good oral hygiene (brushing twice daily, flossing) Attend regular check-ups and hygiene visits Have a crown placed if recommended, as this helps prevent the tooth from breaking Success rates Root canal treatments are highly successful and can allow your tooth to last for many years — often a lifetime with proper care. If you’re experiencing tooth pain or think you may need treatment, our team is here to help. Early treatment can prevent further complications and save your natural tooth.

A dental crown is a custom-made cap that fits over a damaged or weakened tooth. It restores the tooth’s strength, shape, and appearance, helping you chew comfortably and smile with confidence. When might you need a crown? You may need a crown if: Your tooth is badly broken, cracked, or worn down You’ve had a large filling and there isn’t enough natural tooth left You’ve had a root canal treatment (to protect the tooth) Your tooth is weak and at risk of breaking You want to improve the appearance of a discoloured or misshapen tooth You are replacing a missing tooth with a dental implant or bridge What does the treatment involve? Crowns are usually completed over 2 visits: Preparation appointment The tooth is gently shaped to make space for the crown. Impressions or digital scans are taken, and a temporary crown is fitted. Fitting the final crown Your custom crown (made in a lab) is securely fitted, adjusted, and bonded in place. Will it hurt? The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, so it should be comfortable. After the preparation visit, you may have some mild sensitivity, which usually settles quickly. What to expect after treatment Your crown will feel natural and comfortable once fitted You can eat normally, but avoid very hard foods initially Some mild sensitivity is normal for a short time Your bite will be checked and adjusted if needed Aftercare & long-term care To keep your crown in great condition: Brush twice daily and clean between your teeth Avoid chewing very hard items (e.g. ice, hard sweets) Attend regular check-ups and hygiene visits With good care, crowns can last 10–15 years or longer. Benefits of a crown Strengthens and protects your tooth Restores natural appearance Improves chewing and function Long-lasting and durable If you have a damaged or weakened tooth, a crown can be an excellent way to restore both function and appearance while preserving your natural smile.

Veneers (Composite & Porcelain) Veneers are a cosmetic dental treatment used to improve the appearance of your teeth. They are thin coverings placed over the front surface of teeth to enhance shape, colour, and alignment—helping you achieve a natural, confident smile. There are two main types: Composite veneers – applied directly to the tooth in one visit Porcelain veneers – custom-made in a lab and bonded to the tooth When might you consider veneers? You may benefit from veneers if: Your teeth are discoloured or stained and whitening hasn’t worked You have chipped, worn, or uneven teeth There are gaps between teeth Your teeth are slightly misaligned or irregular in shape You want a smile makeover or cosmetic improvement What does the treatment involve? Treatment varies depending on the type of veneer: Composite Veneers (usually 1 visit) The tooth surface is lightly prepared Tooth-coloured composite is applied and shaped directly onto the tooth The material is polished to achieve a natural finish Porcelain Veneers (usually 2 visits) Preparation & impressions A small amount of enamel may be removed, and impressions are taken Temporary veneers (if required) Placed while your custom veneers are made Fitting appointment The veneers are bonded securely to your teeth and adjusted for fit and appearance Will it hurt? Treatment is generally painless. Composite veneers usually require little to no anaesthetic Porcelain veneers may involve local anaesthetic if preparation is needed After treatment, you may experience mild sensitivity, which usually settles quickly. What to expect after treatment Your teeth may feel slightly sensitive for a few days Avoid very hard or sticky foods initially You can return to normal activities straight away Maintain good oral hygiene to keep your veneers looking their best Aftercare & long-term care To look after your veneers: Brush twice daily and floss regularly Avoid biting hard objects (e.g. ice, pens, nails) Limit staining foods and drinks (especially with composite veneers) Attend regular check-ups and hygiene appointments Wear a night guard if you grind your teeth Lifespan & maintenance Composite veneers: typically last 3–7 years (may require polishing or repair) Porcelain veneers: typically last 10–15+ years with proper care Composite veneers are easier to repair, while porcelain veneers are more durable and stain-resistant. Risks & limitations While veneers are safe and effective, it’s important to understand: Chipping or damage can occur, especially with excessive force Composite veneers may stain or wear over time Porcelain veneers are stronger but not indestructible Teeth may remain slightly sensitive after preparation Veneers may need replacement in the future   Important note Veneers are a cosmetic treatment and may involve permanent changes to your teeth (particularly porcelain veneers). Success rates Veneers are highly successful and can dramatically improve your smile when properly maintained. If you’re considering veneers or would like to explore your options, our team is here to help guide you to the best solution for your smile.

Composite Bonding Composite bonding is a cosmetic dental treatment used to improve the appearance of your teeth. A tooth-coloured resin material is carefully applied, shaped, and polished to enhance your smile—often in just one visit. It’s a minimally invasive treatment that can make a big difference without the need for drilling or injections in most cases. When might you consider composite bonding? You may benefit from composite bonding if: You have chipped or cracked teeth Your teeth are discoloured or uneven in colour There are small gaps between teeth Your teeth are slightly misaligned or irregular in shape You want a quick, affordable smile improvement What does the treatment involve? Composite bonding is usually completed in a single visit: Preparation The tooth surface is lightly cleaned and prepared Application A tooth-coloured composite material is applied directly to the tooth Shaping & sculpting The material is carefully shaped to achieve the desired look Polishing The bonding is polished to match the natural shine of your teeth Will it hurt? No — composite bonding is usually painless and rarely requires anaesthetic, as very little (if any) natural tooth is removed. What to expect after treatment Your teeth may feel slightly different initially, but this settles quickly Avoid hard or sticky foods for the first 24 hours You can return to normal activities the same day Your smile will look immediately improved Aftercare & long-term care To keep your bonding looking its best: Maintain good oral hygiene (brushing twice daily and flossing) Avoid biting hard objects (e.g. ice, pens, nails) Limit staining foods and drinks (coffee, tea, red wine, smoking) Attend regular check-ups and hygiene visits Consider a night guard if you grind your teeth Lifespan & maintenance Composite bonding typically lasts 3–7 years It may require polishing, repair, or replacement over time Small chips can often be repaired easily Risks & limitations While composite bonding is safe and effective, it’s important to understand: The material is not as strong as natural enamel Chipping or breakage can occur, especially with excessive force Bonding can stain over time It may wear down or lose shape Maintenance or replacement will be needed eventually Important note Composite bonding is a cosmetic, non-permanent treatment and results can vary depending on your oral habits and care. Success rates Composite bonding is highly successful and can provide an immediate and natural-looking improvement to your smile when properly maintained. If you’re looking for a simple and effective way to enhance your smile, composite bonding could be a great option. Our team will be happy to guide you through the process and ensure the best possible results.

Teeth Whitening (Boutique Whitening) Teeth whitening is a safe and effective cosmetic treatment designed to lighten the colour of your teeth and remove staining. At King Cross Dental, we use Boutique Whitening, a professional-grade system that delivers reliable, natural-looking results. When might you consider teeth whitening? You may benefit from teeth whitening if: Your teeth are stained or discoloured You want a brighter, whiter smile You have staining from coffee, tea, red wine, or smoking You’re preparing for a special occasion or event You want to enhance your smile before other cosmetic treatments What does the treatment involve? Boutique Whitening is a custom-made, at-home whitening system: Consultation & assessment We check your teeth and gums to ensure whitening is suitable Impressions & trays Custom trays are made to fit your teeth precisely Whitening gels provided You’ll receive Boutique Whitening gels to use at home At-home whitening You wear the trays daily (daytime or overnight options available) Treatment usually takes 1–3 weeks, depending on your desired result Will it hurt? Whitening is generally comfortable, but some patients may experience: Temporary tooth sensitivity Mild gum irritation (usually due to excess gel) These effects are normal and usually settle shortly after treatment. What to expect during treatment Gradual improvement in tooth colour over 1–3 weeks Best results achieved with consistent daily use You may need to avoid staining foods and drinks during treatment Aftercare & long-term care To maintain your results: Avoid excessive intake of staining foods and drinks Stop or reduce smoking where possible Maintain good oral hygiene (brushing and flossing) Attend regular check-ups and hygiene visits Top-up whitening may be required periodically Lifespan & maintenance Results can last several months to a few years, depending on lifestyle Occasional top-up treatments help maintain brightness Your custom trays can be reused for future whitening Risks & limitations While Boutique Whitening is safe and effective, it’s important to understand: Results vary depending on the original tooth shade and type of staining Whitening does not change the colour of fillings, crowns, or veneers Some patients may experience temporary sensitivity Overuse can lead to increased sensitivity or irritation Deep or intrinsic stains may require alternative treatments Important note Teeth whitening is a cosmetic treatment and results are not permanent. Good maintenance is essential to keep your smile bright. Success rates Boutique Whitening is highly effective and widely regarded as one of the best professional whitening systems, delivering safe and predictable results when used as directed. If you’d like a brighter, more confident smile, our team can guide you through the Boutique Whitening process and tailor the treatment to suit your needs.

Invisalign (Clear Aligners) Invisalign is a modern orthodontic treatment that uses a series of clear, removable aligners to gradually straighten your teeth. It’s a discreet and comfortable alternative to traditional braces, allowing you to improve your smile with minimal disruption to your daily life. When might you consider Invisalign? You may benefit from Invisalign if: Your teeth are crowded or overlapping You have gaps between teeth Your teeth are crooked or misaligned You have bite issues (e.g. overbite, underbite, crossbite) You want a discreet way to straighten your teeth What does the treatment involve? Invisalign treatment is carefully planned and tailored to your smile: Consultation & assessment We assess your teeth and take digital scans to determine suitability Treatment planning A customised digital plan shows how your teeth will move over time Custom aligners A series of clear aligners are made specifically for you Wearing your aligners Aligners should be worn 20–22 hours per day, changing to a new set every 1–2 weeks Progress reviews Regular check-ups ensure your treatment is progressing as planned Treatment time typically ranges from 3–18 months, depending on complexity. Will it hurt? Invisalign is generally comfortable, but you may experience: Mild pressure or discomfort when starting a new aligner This usually settles within a few days and is a sign the aligners are working What to expect during treatment Aligners are nearly invisible when worn You can remove them for eating, drinking, and brushing Speech may feel slightly different at first but quickly adjusts Consistency is key — results depend on wearing aligners as instructed Aftercare & long-term care To get the best results: Wear your aligners for 20–22 hours per day Remove aligners when eating or drinking anything other than water Clean your aligners daily as advised Maintain excellent oral hygiene Attend all scheduled review appointments After treatment, you will need to wear retainers to maintain your results. Lifespan & maintenance Treatment length varies from a few months to over a year Retainers are required long-term to prevent teeth from shifting back Replacement aligners or retainers may incur additional costs Risks & limitations While Invisalign is highly effective, it’s important to understand: Results depend heavily on patient compliance (wearing aligners correctly) Aligners must be worn consistently or treatment may be delayed or compromised Some cases may require refinements or additional aligners Mild discomfort or temporary speech changes may occur Not all complex cases are suitable for Invisalign Important note Invisalign is a cosmetic and orthodontic treatment that requires commitment. Failure to follow instructions may affect the final result. Success rates Invisalign is highly successful when worn as directed and can deliver excellent, predictable results—helping you achieve a straighter, healthier smile. If you’re considering straightening your teeth discreetly, our team can assess your suitability and guide you through your personalised Invisalign journey.

Dental Implants Dental implants are a long-term solution for replacing missing teeth. They involve placing a small titanium post into the jawbone, which acts as an artificial root to support a crown, bridge, or denture. They are designed to look, feel, and function like natural teeth—restoring both your smile and confidence. When might you consider dental implants? You may benefit from dental implants if: You have one or more missing teeth You want a fixed alternative to dentures You have loose or uncomfortable dentures You want to improve chewing and speech You’re looking for a natural-looking, long-term solution What does the treatment involve? Dental implant treatment is carried out in stages: Consultation & assessment We assess your oral health and take X-rays or 3D scans to check bone levels and suitability Implant placement The titanium implant is placed into the jawbone under local anaesthetic Healing period The implant integrates with the bone over 3–6 months (known as osseointegration) Restoration A custom-made crown, bridge, or denture is attached to complete your smile Will it hurt? The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic, so you should not feel pain during treatment. Afterwards, you may experience: Mild discomfort or tenderness Swelling or minor bruising These symptoms are usually short-lived and manageable with over-the-counter pain relief. What to expect after treatment Some swelling or sensitivity for a few days You may need to follow a soft diet initially Healing time is essential for long-term success Most patients return to normal activities within a day or two Aftercare & long-term care To maintain your implant: Keep excellent oral hygiene (brushing and flossing daily) Clean carefully around the implant as advised Attend regular check-ups and hygiene visits Avoid smoking where possible, as it increases the risk of failure Follow all post-treatment instructions Lifespan & maintenance Implants can last many years—often decades with proper care The crown or restoration may need replacement over time Ongoing maintenance is essential to ensure long-term success Risks & limitations While dental implants are highly successful, it’s important to understand: Not all patients are suitable (e.g. low bone levels or certain medical conditions) There is a small risk of implant failure Infection or poor healing can occur if aftercare is not followed Smoking significantly increases the risk of complications Additional procedures (e.g. bone grafting or sinus lifts) may be required Treatment involves time, healing, and commitment Important note Dental implants are a surgical and restorative treatment requiring careful planning and long-term maintenance. Success rates Dental implants have a very high success rate (typically 90–95% or higher) and are one of the most reliable options for replacing missing teeth. If you’re considering dental implants, our team can assess your suitability and guide you through every step of your treatment journey to help you achieve a strong, natural-looking result.

This fee covers booking your appointment. There is a seperate treatment cost and would be the listed standard charge for treatment. e.g. £120 for a simple extraction.

Treatment includes: Digital scans / smile simulation All aligners Review appointments Retainers