Category Archives: Toothi

If your Invisalign plan mentions IPR, you may wonder what it involves — and whether it is safe. IPR, or interproximal reduction, is a routine part of many aligner treatments. Here is what it means, how much enamel is involved and when it is not the right answer.

Invisalign doesn’t hurt the way braces do, but expect pressure and tenderness for 1–3 days with each new aligner. What’s normal, what isn’t, and seven things that help — from a UK dentist who treats Invisalign every week.

If you’ve lost a tooth, or several, there are three main ways to replace them: a dental implant, a bridge or a denture. Each has its place. Here’s how they compare in plain English. Dental implants A titanium post replaces the tooth root and is topped with a natural-looking crown. Implants are the closest thing […]

Lots of people put off going to the dentist because they feel anxious, sometimes for years. If that’s you, you’re not alone, and a good practice will make your first visit calm and pressure-free. Here’s what to expect. No judgement Whatever state your teeth are in, and however long it’s been, we’ve seen it before […]

Invisalign vs braces compared on cost, treatment time, appearance, comfort, eating and results — including the cases where fixed braces are the better choice. Written by a UK dentist who treats Invisalign and refers on when aligners aren’t right.

Teeth whitening is one of the most popular cosmetic treatments in the UK, and when it’s done properly it’s also one of the safest. The key word is “properly.” Here’s what you need to know before you brighten your smile. Is it safe? Professional teeth whitening carried out or prescribed by a dentist is safe […]

Composite bonding and porcelain veneers can both transform a smile, but they’re not the same treatment, and the right choice depends on your teeth, your goals and your budget. Here’s the plain-English comparison. Composite bonding Tooth-coloured resin is shaped directly onto your teeth, usually in a single visit. It’s more affordable, needs little or no […]

A single dental implant costs £2,000–£3,500 in the UK in 2026. At Toothi in Edgware it is £1,995 including the implant, abutment, porcelain crown and reviews — the CBCT 3D scan is referred and paid separately. Full 2026 price table, with bone graft and sinus lift fees published. Fees correct as of September 2026.