Portman Smile Clinic Canterbury
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Address:
Graylaw House, 22 Watling Street, Canterbury, CT1 2UA, Kent, England, United Kingdom
Opening times
- Monday: 08:30 - 18:30
- Tuesday: 08:30 - 17:30
- Wednesday: 08:15 - 19:30
- Thursday: 08:30 - 17:30
- Friday: 08:30 - 17:30
Located on Watling Street in the heart of Canterbury, we’re happy to welcome patients for treatment on the NHS or private. Our practice was purpose built, purely for specialist orthodontics and is equipped with the latest orthodontic technology.
Our specialists are dentists who have undertaken a minimum of an additional three years of postgraduate orthodontic education and training in hospitals to become experts in the field of teeth straightening.
These treatments include: Fixed metal braces. Ceramic fixed braces Lingual braces (incognito) and Invisalign clear aligners. 0% Interest free credit available ensure that all treatments are affordable.
All of our patients, NHS & Private receive a truly personal service on their teeth straightening journey. Start your journey today by booking a consultation.
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Specialist Orthodontist Canterbury
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Meet our team
Our specialists are passionate for providing clinical excellence in orthodontic dentistry and our renowned services and dental expertise are utilised in our skilled approach to the individual needs of each and every patient.
Louise Gamble
Practice Manager
Theresa Mason
Dental Nurse
Sasha Richards
Trainee Dental Nurse
Hira Paudel
Dental Nurse
Astrid Kidd
Dental Nurse
Zara Foster
Head Nurse
Sarah Lindley
Orthodontic Therapist
Sara El-Saafin
Specialist Orthodontist
Zahida Parveen
Dentist with Special Interest in Orthodontics
Zahida is a prize-winning student who graduated from Bristol University in 1988.
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Invisalign® clear aligners
There is a solution to having straighter teeth without having to wear the traditional unsightly metal braces. Known as invisible orthodontics, this type of treatment offers you the choice of wearing a clear and sometimes removable appliance while straightening and aligning your teeth.
Fixed braces
An effective long-term solution to straightening your teeth and correcting your bite is orthodontics. Orthodontics is a subspecialty in dentistry that focuses on aligning, straightening and crucially matching up the bite for the patients using appropriate orthodontic appliances applying pressure to the teeth to move them into a particular position.
Clear braces
Invisalign® straightens teeth using a series of nearly invisible, removable aligners that are custom-made specifically for your teeth. As you replace each aligner every two weeks, your teeth will move – little by little, week by week, gradually moving towards the projected final position.
NHS orthodontists
Childrens orthodontics usually takes place once their adult teeth have fully replaced their milk teeth. At this stage, it ensures the greatest result and the least amount of time and expense.
Invisalign® clear aligners
There is a solution to having straighter teeth without having to wear the traditional unsightly metal braces. Known as invisible orthodontics, this type of treatment offers you the choice of wearing a clear and sometimes removable appliance while straightening and aligning your teeth.
Fixed braces
An effective long-term solution to straightening your teeth and correcting your bite is orthodontics. Orthodontics is a subspecialty in dentistry that focuses on aligning, straightening and crucially matching up the bite for the patients using appropriate orthodontic appliances applying pressure to the teeth to move them into a particular position.
Clear braces
Invisalign® straightens teeth using a series of nearly invisible, removable aligners that are custom-made specifically for your teeth. As you replace each aligner every two weeks, your teeth will move – little by little, week by week, gradually moving towards the projected final position.
NHS orthodontists
Childrens orthodontics usually takes place once their adult teeth have fully replaced their milk teeth. At this stage, it ensures the greatest result and the least amount of time and expense.
