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Smile Solutions began with a friendship that started at King’s College London Dental School,1993. Without him there would be no US.

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👉🏼 5 ⭐️ Google What began as late-night study sessions and caffeine-fuelled exam preps evolved into a lifelong partnership rooted in trust, shared vision, and a passion for pure excellence. My gift in life was my business partner, my angel Dr Amin Rabie. After years of gaining experience and refining our craft, Dr Amin and I decided to build a practice where we could do dentistry differently—focused on quality, care, and connection. We found our home on England’s Lane in Primrose Hill, September 2003, and opened Smile Solutions with one mission: to treat every patient the way we’d treat our own family. Over the years, our clinic has grown into a multidisciplinary hub of excellence, with a talented team of associates and support staff who share our ethos and elevate our work every day. Together, we’ve expanded into advanced cosmetic, restorative, and facial aesthetic care. The journey has been one of joy and our luck in life has been our wonderful team who make all our dreams possible. We are humbled by the continued trust and loyalty of our patients—many of whom travel from around the world to see us. Your support, referrals, and kind words fuel everything we do. From the bottom of our hearts: thank you. Beeta
Co-founder, Smile Solutions

21/10/2026

Retainers ➡️⬇️➡️⬆️🦷

Can we please have a serious conversation about retainers? Because I am going to be an absolute bossy boots about this one!

If you are not prepared to wear your retainers, please reconsider having orthodontic treatment in the first place.

You are investing your money, time, effort and patience into moving your teeth into carefully planned positions. We do the diagnosis, planning, monitoring and clinical work. We ask one very important thing of you in return. WEAR YOUR RETAINERS!

And I really do mean it.

Without retention, your teeth can move again. Not necessarily back to their original positions either. They may move into entirely new positions, leaving you with a completely different smile, and certainly not the one we spent months or years creating together.

At Smile Solutions, retention is a mandatory part of our orthodontic treatment planning. We discuss it before treatment begins, not when the braces come off. Our usual approach includes fixed retainers where appropriate, alongside removable retainers worn at night, with individual instructions and ongoing monitoring.

And this is not simply my opinion. Published research confirms that unwanted tooth movement after orthodontic treatment is a genuine concern, although the evidence has not established one universally superior retention protocol.

There is no sensible orthodontic treatment plan without a retention plan.

So please, wear your retainers. Look after them. Replace them when necessary. And if they stop fitting properly, contact your orthodontic team rather than forcing them into place.

We can do everything beautifully at our end, but we cannot wear your retainers for you!

21/10/2026

👩🏻‍⚕️🦷💬 Practice Discussions with Dr B. 🔄 Second Opinions. Why Do They Matter? 🦷🤔

Dentistry has guidelines, protocols, textbooks and an ever growing evidence base, and we absolutely need them. But evidence based dentistry was never intended to mean following the same algorithm for every patient. It combines the best available evidence with clinical expertise and, importantly, the individual patient’s needs and preferences.

Mainstream dentistry gives us an essential framework, but patients do not always present like textbook chapters. This is where experience begins to count. Decades of treating patients means seeing not only what worked on the day, but what happened five, ten or twenty years later, recognising patterns and understanding when a conventional solution may not be the only reasonable one.

A second opinion is not about finding another dentist who will disagree with the first. Very often we give exactly the same answer, and quite often we tell patients something they did not want to hear. Occasionally, however, experience allows us to see another possibility worth considering.

Before irreversible dentistry, another experienced pair of eyes can be invaluable. You are not looking for a better answer. You are making sure you have enough information to make a better informed decision.

21/10/2026

Admiration 😚

Yes, we have a great deal of admiration for the work that arrives from our Master Ceramist. But that admiration goes far beyond the beautiful ceramics you see here.

When you have dedicated so much time, thought, energy and clinical judgement to the person whose life may be changed by these restorations, when every detail has been considered to ensure that the final result reflects not just their face, but their personality, you develop an enormous respect for everyone involved.

There is admiration for the patient who has the courage to undertake this journey and place their trust in our hands.

There is admiration for your own clinical ability, developed through decades of experience, and the responsibility that comes with knowing what you are capable of delivering.

There is admiration for the extraordinary craftsmanship of a Master Ceramist who can manipulate materials into structures that look and feel remarkably like natural teeth. And for the communication between clinician and technician that makes such individualised work possible.

And finally, there is admiration for every member of our team whose care, attention and dedication, from the very first appointment, have brought us to this point.

Because what you see here is not simply a collection of beautiful ceramic restorations. It is the culmination of human trust, clinical judgement, artistic ability, craftsmanship and an extraordinary amount of care.

Yes, it is called admiration. And we have a lot of it in our practice.

20/10/2026

CHANGE IS COMING. AND IT’S BIG. 🦷🌍🌎🌏

A shift is happening in the beauty industry, and I believe its impact on dentistry will be enormously positive.

For decades, beauty brands have sold us digitally perfected faces and Photoshopped smiles. Images that dentists were often expected to replicate in the surgery, despite the realities of anatomy, facial structure, biology and the limitations of what can actually be achieved.

You cannot always turn a Photoshopped fantasy into someone’s biological reality.

Walking through Selfridges, I came across this YSL Beauty campaign, and it stopped me in my tracks.

Here was one of the world’s most luxurious beauty brands, featuring a beautiful model wearing ordinary silver fixed braces. Train tracks. Front and centre. Not hidden, disguised or edited away.

And I thought, what a magnificent shift.

Think about the children undergoing orthodontic treatment who will see this image. Children who might otherwise feel embarrassed about their braces or fear being teased.

Suddenly, the very thing they might feel self-conscious about is being celebrated in luxury beauty advertising.

Beauty is no longer being presented as something that must be perfected before it can be shown.

This represents a change in consumer expectations, brand marketing and, ultimately, the conversations we have with patients.

It may take dentistry a little time to catch up, but campaigns like this have the potential to make our jobs easier and our patients’ expectations healthier and more achievable.

Thank you, , for embracing a more inclusive image of beauty.

Because the greatest impact may not be on the products being sold, but on the minds of the children watching.

And on their understanding of what beauty is. More importantly, what it is NOT.

20/10/2026

Pink Dentistry 💞🦷

We introduced pink dentistry into our practice decades ago. Very early in my career, I recognised the extraordinary power of pink.

Back then, it was predominantly pink porcelain. Today, we also have beautiful pink composite materials that have transformed what we can achieve.

Because replacing a tooth is not always enough. Sometimes, we need to replace the gum that has been lost around it.

When gum tissue and supporting bone have been lost, replacing the missing tooth structure alone can leave us with teeth that appear unnaturally long, uneven or completely out of proportion with the rest of the smile.

And no matter how beautifully those teeth are made, if the proportions are wrong, the result can still look artificial.

Traditionally, managing these situations often meant considering periodontal or reconstructive surgery. And while surgery remains an important option, not every patient wants to undergo additional procedures, particularly for relatively small areas.

Pink dentistry gave us another option.

By carefully recreating missing gum contours with pink porcelain or composite, we can restore the visual balance between teeth and gums without necessarily requiring surgery.

Over the decades, this has become an established part of our restorative thinking at Smile Solutions.

Modern pink ceramics have advanced enormously. The variations in shade, translucency and texture allow our laboratories to reproduce gingival appearances with remarkable sophistication.

We now consider these materials routinely when planning suitable crowns, bridges and complex restorative cases.

But here is what I feel particularly strongly about.

Patients are spending their hard-earned money and placing enormous trust in our judgement. They deserve more than dentistry that simply fills a gap or replaces a tooth.

They deserve clinicians who understand the materials, the biology, the alternatives and the possibilities that modern dentistry can offer.

Not every patient needs pink dentistry. Not every case is suitable for it. But every restorative dentist should understand when it could make a meaningful difference.

Because when we have the knowledge, technology and materials to deliver something better, yet fail even to consider them, we are limiting the care we offer our patients.

Pink dentistry should not be considered an unusual extra. It should be part of mainstream restorative dentistry worldwide.

20/10/2026

Delivered 🦷🚐

We have a term around our practice.

I can walk around and ask one of our clinicians, “How did that transformation go, guys? How was it? Did you nail it?”

And the answer is simply, “We delivered.”

But within that one word, there are so many meanings.

It means we perfected the work from every angle, in every way, and met our own expectations, which are often even higher than those of our patients.

It means we met the patient’s expectations, and our laboratory simply nailed it.

It means the bite was right, the aesthetics were exactly what we had envisioned, and functionally, we have created something designed to serve that patient for many years to come.

It means another smile is out there walking around, representing the quality of our work and perhaps bringing our next patient through the door, organically, through word of mouth.

And it means that everyone involved, from the clinician to the dental nurse to the laboratory, can look at the finished result with genuine pride.

Such a small word, with so few letters, yet it carries so much meaning around our practice.

Smile delivery is what we do best.

19/10/2026

Letters, Notes & Cards 🖋️💌

To some, these are simply words written on paper. To us, they represent something far more meaningful.

When a patient moves abroad, builds a new life, raises a family and still takes the time, years later, to write to us, share their news and ask how we are, it reminds us just how deeply our relationships extend beyond dentistry.

They remember our names, our children, our families and the little details of our lives, just as we remember theirs.

Because when you spend hours together in a dental surgery, often over many years, you inevitably become part of each other’s lives.

We share stories, worries, celebrations, difficult moments and personal milestones. We learn from one another, support one another and develop relationships that have very little to do with teeth.

And perhaps that is something people don’t always appreciate about dentistry. Behind every appointment is a human relationship, built through conversations, trust, vulnerability and the countless hours spent together.

At Smile Solutions, we take enormous pride in the calibre of dentistry we deliver, the skill of our clinicians and the quality of our work.

But when patients who no longer live anywhere near us still think of us as people they want to keep in their lives, that tells us we have built something far more valuable than a dental practice.

Our dentistry may be what brought us together, but our relationships are what have kept us together.

19/10/2026

Natural or… 🦷

An interesting opinion on social media today. Apparently, natural teeth look better than veneers.

But what exactly do we mean by natural?

Natural teeth come in countless forms, with irregularities, asymmetries, variations in colour, shape and proportion.

And when natural teeth are beautifully proportioned, healthy, perhaps whitened, and sit harmoniously within the lips, smile curve and facial features, there is very little that could improve upon them.

But not everyone has that starting point.

And while teeth certainly don’t need to be perfect to be beautiful, people should have the opportunity to explore what is possible when their natural smile isn’t the one they feel comfortable with.

Modern dentistry can create restorations so individually characterised, proportioned and integrated into the face that the result can appear more naturally harmonious than the original teeth.

But there is an enormous difference between a generic, machine-milled ceramic veneer and a bespoke restoration designed, layered, textured and characterised by a highly skilled dental technician.

Every tooth requires thought. Every contour, translucency, surface texture, incisal edge and reflection of light contributes to the final result.

And that level of individuality takes considerable planning, clinical skill, laboratory expertise and time.

I suspect what people are really objecting to is the appearance of bulky, opaque, unnaturally white veneers that dominate the face rather than complement it.

And frankly, I understand that criticism.

But we cannot judge an entire profession, or the extraordinary possibilities of modern restorative dentistry, by examples of poorly executed work.

The problem isn’t veneers looking unnatural. It’s veneers that have been made without understanding what natural actually looks like.

19/10/2026

Single 1️⃣

A single ceramic veneer is arguably one of the most difficult restorations to perfect in cosmetic dentistry, particularly when it sits amongst completely natural teeth at the very front of the mouth.

Natural teeth have an extraordinary amount of character, from their varying degrees of translucency and subtle colour transitions to the tiny imperfections, surface textures, internal details and individual quirks that make every person’s teeth unique to them.

Reproducing all of these characteristics in a single piece of ceramic requires an exceptional level of artistry, and over nearly 30 years in dentistry, we have found only a handful of laboratories scattered around the world capable of consistently delivering work of this calibre.

What makes these cases particularly interesting is that they appear deceptively simple because there is only one tooth to restore, yet they can be considerably more demanding than restoring an entire smile, where the clinician and technician have greater freedom to create a new aesthetic across several teeth.

When a single veneer sits amongst natural anterior teeth, even the slightest discrepancy in shape, colour, translucency or surface texture can become immediately apparent, drawing attention away from the surrounding smile and making the restoration itself the focal point.

Our objective is therefore not to create a perfectly white, symmetrical or flawless-looking tooth, but to reproduce the very characteristics and imperfections that allow it to blend naturally with its neighbours, preserving the individuality of the patient’s existing smile.

It would often be considerably easier to place ceramics on several adjacent teeth and create a completely new, uniform appearance than to invest the time, expertise and laboratory craftsmanship required to match just one.

But easier dentistry is not necessarily better dentistry, particularly when achieving that uniformity means unnecessarily removing healthy natural tooth structure.

The greatest achievement in a single ceramic veneer is that nobody notices it.

18/10/2026

Our Work 🦷

25 years ago, soon after opening Smile Solutions, we decided that good enough was never going to be good enough.

We wanted our dentistry to be of a standard that we would be proud for every one of our colleagues and peers to see, scrutinise and eventually take over.

Not simply good enough for the patient, but exceptional enough that another dentist would recognise the quality, the thought, the skill and, above all, the respect shown to the mouth they were inheriting.

It was a very small decision that demanded very big changes.

It meant never compromising on time, effort, energy, materials, resources and, most importantly, clinical skill.

We made a commitment to photograph our cases, revisit our work and scrutinise our own dentistry behind the scenes. To recognise what we had done well, what we could have done better and what we would change next time.

Over the years, this became our greatest form of education. Learning from our own work, holding ourselves accountable and continually raising the standards we expected of one another.

That is how we have built what we believe to be best practice dentistry in the UK. Not through one extraordinary case, but through thousands of ordinary decisions made exceptionally well.

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Tuesday	9am - 8pm
Wednesday	9am - 7:30pm
Thursday	9am - 8pm
Friday	9am - 7pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm

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