After seeing the results of my husbands treatment at The Perfect Smile Studios , I was encouraged…read moreto go myself . I have just finished my treatment and I must say that I am delighted with the results. Not only did they get on top of my gum disease that I have had for over 20 years, I now for the first time have a smile I can be proud of . The team are very friendly and helpful making the whole experience a pleasant one. Like most people, I have problems with dentists, but the Perfect Smile make the time to ensure that the experience is pain free and calm. I would strongly recommend them.

Before my treatment I had many 'hang-ups' about my smile, overbite and wear of my teeth and…read moreprevious bridgework. Perfect Smile patiently and professionaly guided me through my treatment plans and the associated costs ensuring that i understood the entire process and potential outcome. Nothing could have prepared me for what a truly life changing improvement has been achieved. Im happy to smile again and hadn't realised just how reluctant i had become to smile. Thankyou Perfect Smile for giving me my own 'perfect smile', its amazing! I only have one regret... and thats not doing it sooner.

It is my goal to caringly make a meaningful change of people's confidence in who they are, by…read moreimproving their smile, and altering their past perceptions of mean spirited dentists that used to just gas them or give painful injections, into one where they are warmly greeted, shown respect at all times going at their own pace and succeeding in people having an enjoyable experience at the dentist.

This is a private dentist. This is an expensive dentist. This is my dentist…read more Now, my teeth are not perfect, but then I hate going to the dentist and tend to only visit when they hurt. The side effect of that practice is that when I go to the dentist they stop my teeth from hurting but make my wallet cry out in agony. I have to say though, that it is well worth it here. I used to go to an NHS dentist. I'm NOT saying that it means they are rubbish, I'm saying that it means you don't necessarily get the best treatment available as resources are being stretched the whole time. However, when I told that dentist that they were hurting me even though I had been numbed up, and they ignored me, I was a little concerned. A second opinion from another NHS dentist and WCDE led me to the conclusion that my original dentist had butchered my gnashers. I was more than a little cross and wasn't about to go back. WCDE couldn't have been nicer - from the receptionist to the dentists, it was all a very pleasant experience. The surgery itself is big, modern, clean and cool. You feel comfortable and relaxed the minute you walk in, and as it's so 'exclusive' you actually feel a bit better about being there than in the oft-found converted semi-detached buildings that serve as NHS dentists. The range of treatments and solutions available are extensive to say the least. They even offer botox, other minor cosmetic surgery, stop-snoring treatments, whitening and others. To remedy what had been caused by my previous dentist I was offered several options. I went for the most expensive, but longest lasting solution, and that was a porcelain filling. I was measured up, gelled etc. and then they laser model the new one, while you wait, and put it in. No problem, no complication, no pain. It was a fantastic experience as dentist visits go. My wife has also had extensive work done here and has been delighted every time. Don't just take my word for it though, in a shameless claim of elitism when Posh and Becks are at the Palace this is where they go - what better recommendation could you want? Don't believe me? Google Ware Centre Of Dental Excellence Beckham and you will find a good number of pages about Posh's visits. If you live around the area, and are dissatisfied with your current molar-maintenance provider then you could do a lot worse for standards of care. Just be sure to take your savings with you. Cost is the only reason this doesn't get a maximum rating though.