Dentist On The Green

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Dentist On The Green Dentist on The Green is located on The Green, Winchmore Hill, in a 19th century building. Our aim is to provide high quality dental treatment for our patients.

🌳 50+ Years of Beautiful Smiles!
🦷 General Dentistry | 💋 Cosmetic Dentistry | 🦷 Dental Implants
📍 35 The Green, Enfield | 📞 020 8882 3909
✨ Trusted by generations | Accepting new patients!
🌐 dentistonthegreen.com The original architecture of the building has been retained and the interior has been refurbished providing a modern, yet relaxed and cosy surrounding, with disabled access. From the moment a patient makes their appointment we ensure their experience is both unique and comfortable whilst offering high quality, innovative dental treatment to ensure our patients have picture perfect smiles. Our dentists are continuously developing their skills through post-graduate education with the aim of providing the highest quality of care in general, cosmetic and implant dentistry. We also provide a comprehensive range of treatments for nervous patients under dental sedation, and facial rejuvenation procedures. With our hygienists, we encourage preventative techniques – helping you to understand how to maintain the health of your mouth and keep it free from decay and gum disease. We have one highly experienced specialist, four outstanding dentists, one caring and gentle hygienist and an amazing support team working with us.

We are pleased to introduce an extra benefit for our Dentist on the Green patients: the Gold Card Exchange.Once activate...
16/10/2026

We are pleased to introduce an extra benefit for our Dentist on the Green patients: the Gold Card Exchange.

Once activated, your Gold Card gives you access to exclusive offers and perks from participating local businesses, including shops, restaurants, salons and professional services.

Your Gold Card also gives you access to the Smile Simulator, allowing you to upload a photograph and explore how changes to your smile could look before deciding whether you would like to speak to us about treatment.

There are also additional benefits available through the scheme, including:
Exclusive savings on eligible cosmetic dental treatments.
A unique referral link to share with friends and family.
A 5% Cashback Reward where an eligible referral goes on to complete qualifying treatment.
Entry into the monthly £500 Gold Card prize draw when you share your Gold Card Story and follow the entry steps.

It is our way of giving something back while also encouraging our patients to discover and support more local businesses.
Speak to our team to find out how to activate your Gold Card and access your benefits.

Call Dentist on the Green on 020 8882 3909.
Offers, cashback and prize draws are subject to eligibility and Gold Card terms and conditions.

Sparkling water often feels like the healthier alternative to fizzy drinks, and in many ways it is. But when it comes to...
14/10/2026

Sparkling water often feels like the healthier alternative to fizzy drinks, and in many ways it is. But when it comes to your teeth, there is still a little more to know.

Plain sparkling water is mildly acidic because of the carbonation, but it is generally far less damaging than sugary or flavoured fizzy drinks.
The bigger concern is when sparkling water is flavoured with citrus, contains added acids, or is sipped constantly throughout the day.
Frequent acid exposure gives your enamel less time to recover between drinks.

A few simple tips:
Choose plain sparkling water where possible.
Avoid constantly sipping it throughout the day.
Drink it with meals rather than between them.
If it contains lemon, lime or other flavourings, check the label for added acids.
Do not brush immediately after having something acidic.

You do not need to give up sparkling water, but how often you drink it and what is added to it can make a difference.
If you have noticed sensitivity or enamel wear, speak to us at your next appointment.

Call Dentist on the Green on 020 8882 3909.

Grace made us smile today.While chatting about the tooth fairy collecting her loose tooth, we asked what she was hoping ...
12/10/2026

Grace made us smile today.

While chatting about the tooth fairy collecting her loose tooth, we asked what she was hoping to find under her pillow in return.
Her answer?
Diamonds.

Hilarious, confident and perfectly ambitious.
Moments like this are such a lovely reminder of how fun little visits to the dentist can be, and Grace absolutely brightened our day.
Thank you for making us laugh, Grace.

Can a dental abscess go away on its own?Unfortunately, a dental abscess needs professional attention.An abscess is a col...
09/10/2026

Can a dental abscess go away on its own?

Unfortunately, a dental abscess needs professional attention.

An abscess is a collection of infection that can develop around a tooth or in the gum. It may cause severe toothache, swelling, tenderness, a bad taste in the mouth or pain when biting.

Sometimes the pain suddenly eases, which can make it seem as though the problem has gone away. But the infection may still be there.

Treatment depends on where the infection is coming from and may involve draining the infection, root canal treatment or, in some cases, removing the affected tooth.

If you develop significant facial swelling, difficulty swallowing or breathing, or feel seriously unwell, seek urgent medical help.

For ongoing toothache, swelling or suspected infection, please contact us rather than waiting for it to settle on its own.

Call Dentist on the Green on 020 8882 3909.

Do you actually need mouthwash?For some people, yes. For others, not necessarily.The most important parts of your daily ...
07/10/2026

Do you actually need mouthwash?

For some people, yes. For others, not necessarily.

The most important parts of your daily routine are still brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and cleaning between the teeth.

One common mistake is using mouthwash immediately after brushing. This can rinse away the concentrated fluoride left behind by your toothpaste.

If you use mouthwash, try using it at a different time of day instead.

There are also different types of mouthwash for different needs. Some contain fluoride to help protect against decay, while others may be recommended temporarily for gum problems or after certain treatments.

And that strong burning sensation does not mean it is working better.

Mouthwash should support a good oral care routine, not replace one.

If you are unsure whether you actually need it, ask us at your next appointment.

Call Dentist on the Green on 020 8882 3909.

05/10/2026

Stoptober is a good reminder that quitting smoking or va**ng can benefit more than just your lungs.

Smoking is a major risk factor for gum disease and can also contribute to staining, persistent bad breath and slower healing after dental treatment.

Va**ng may avoid some of the toxins found in cigarette smoke, but it is not completely harmless to your mouth. Some people experience dryness or irritation, and ni****ne can affect blood flow to the gums.

One thing many people do not realise is that ni****ne can reduce bleeding, which means gum problems can sometimes be less obvious.

If you are taking part in Stoptober, your oral health is another good reason to keep going.

If you smoke or v**e, please let us know at your appointment. There is no judgement, it simply helps us give you the right advice and care.

Call Dentist on the Green on 020 8882 3909 or visit our website through the link in our bio.

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For World Smile Day, we wanted to share a slightly different message.Your smile does not have to be perfectly straight, ...
02/10/2026

For World Smile Day, we wanted to share a slightly different message.
Your smile does not have to be perfectly straight, perfectly white or perfectly symmetrical to be healthy.
Healthy smiles come in all shapes, sizes and shades. They may include natural gaps, slight crowding, crowns, implants, restorations or simply the individual character of your own teeth.
For us, the priority is that your teeth and gums are healthy, your mouth feels comfortable, and you feel confident enough to smile without worrying about whether it looks “perfect”.
Cosmetic dentistry can be a great option if there is something you would genuinely like to change, but good dentistry should always respect your natural teeth and your long-term oral health.

If there is something about your smile you would like to talk through, call Dentist on the Green on 020 8882 3909 or visit our website through the link in our bio.

Why do teeth often look more yellow as we get older?It is not always down to staining or poor brushing.As we age, the en...
30/09/2026

Why do teeth often look more yellow as we get older?

It is not always down to staining or poor brushing.

As we age, the enamel on the outside of the tooth can gradually become thinner. This allows more of the naturally warmer-coloured dentine underneath to show through, which can make teeth appear more yellow over time.

Years of tea, coffee, red w**e and other staining foods can also add to the change, along with wear, old dental work and changes to the tooth surface.

Professional whitening can help with some types of discolouration, but it will not change the colour of crowns, veneers, fillings or bonding. That is why it is always best to have your teeth assessed first rather than reaching straight for whitening products.

If you have noticed your teeth changing colour and want to know what is normal and what can realistically be improved, we are happy to talk through your options.

Call Dentist on the Green on 020 8882 3909 or visit our website through the link in our bio.

For World Heart Day, we wanted to look at something patients do not always connect with their general health: their gums...
28/09/2026

For World Heart Day, we wanted to look at something patients do not always connect with their general health: their gums.

Research has found an association between gum disease and cardiovascular disease. That does not mean gum disease directly causes heart disease, but inflammation and bacteria in the mouth may be part of the wider health picture.

Signs of gum disease can include bleeding when brushing, swollen or tender gums, persistent bad breath, or gums beginning to pull away from the teeth.

Looking after your gums is therefore about more than keeping your smile looking good. Regular brushing, interdental cleaning, hygiene appointments and dental checks all play a part in maintaining a healthy mouth.

If your gums regularly bleed or feel sore, do not simply assume it is normal.

Call Dentist on the Green on 020 8882 3909 or visit our website through the link in our bio.

Address

33 The Green, Winchmore Hill
London
N211HS

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+442088823909

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