Dr Hannah Nawaz
General Dentist
Fostering a holistic approach to dental care
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Trust, compassion, and excellence. A new level of care and comfort.
Hello, I’m Hannah, a dedicated healthcare professional with a passion for promoting oral health and overall well-being. My academic journey began with a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Science, where I cultivated a strong foundation in the biological and medical sciences. I then completed my Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) at the prestigious King’s College London.
I pride myself on delivering evidence-based treatments that incorporate the latest advancements in dental science and technology. My background in biomedical science allows me to evaluate and apply new research findings, ensuring my patients receive the most effective and innovative care available.
I believe that dentistry is not just about treating teeth—it’s about enhancing overall health and well-being. By combining my biomedical expertise with advanced dental techniques, I aim to improve not only my patients' smiles but also their confidence and quality of life.
About me
Services
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A dental check-up is a routine visit to assess and maintain oral health. It typically involves several steps to ensure your teeth, gums, and overall oral health are in good condition.
General check up includes:
Visual Inspection (Checking for cavities, worn enamel, and tooth fractures)
X-Rays (Detect hidden decay, bone loss, or impacted teeth)
Fluoride treatment
Oral Cancer Screening
Periodontal (Gum) Assessment
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A tooth-colored filling is a dental restoration made from materials that closely match the natural color of teeth, providing a more aesthetic alternative to traditional silver (amalgam) fillings.
These fillings are commonly used to repair teeth affected by decay, minor fractures, or other damage.
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An onlay is a more conservative restoration, often referred to as a partial crown, that covers the damaged portion of a tooth. It is used when the damage is too extensive for a filling but does not require a full crown.
To restore teeth with moderate decay or fractures, particularly on chewing surfaces.
To replace large or failing fillings without covering the entire tooth.
When preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible is a priority.
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A dental crown is a "cap" that completely covers a damaged tooth, restoring its shape, size, strength, and appearance.
Uses:
To restore a tooth with severe decay or damage that can't be fixed with a filling.
To protect a weakened tooth from breaking.
To cover a cracked or fractured tooth.
To restore a tooth after a root canal.
For cosmetic purposes, such as covering a discolored or misshapen tooth.
To support a dental bridge or cover a dental implant.
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Invisalign is a modern orthodontic treatment that uses a series of clear, removable aligners to straighten teeth. It offers a more discreet alternative to traditional metal braces, making it popular among adults and teens.
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The composite material is a resin that can be sculpted and polished to mimic the natural appearance of teeth.
It bonds directly to the tooth structure, providing strength and durability.
Applications:
Repairing chipped or cracked teeth.
Closing gaps between teeth (diastema).
Improving the appearance of discolored teeth.
Reshaping or lengthening teeth.
Protecting exposed tooth roots due to gum recession.
Gallery
In my free time I like to explore the world and hop around cafes to find the best coffee. Almost always I am accompanied with my Fuji x100f. I particularly enjoy capturing details through landscape and portrait photography.
My favourite gallery in London at the moment is White Cube, I admire the contemporary and minimalistic exhibitions held there.
Fun fact: I am a barista!