While inner beauty is much to be admired it is a fact that a person’s appearance can affect everything from their confidence to their career.
Few people have supermodel looks, of course, but there is nothing to be lost and much to be gained from trying to look one’s best.
This isn’t always easy but fortunately help is at hand from the award-winning Visage clinic in Glasgow.
Noted both for its cosmetic dentistry clinic and for its facial aesthetics clinic, Visage offers a range of treatments with the latest in technology used by expert staff.
HAPPY DAYS: Having a great smile helps build confidence.
At the dental clinic there is a team of highly qualified and award-winning dentists offering some of the most advanced cosmetic dentistry available in the UK.
ADVANCED TREATMENT
Visage Glasgow are proud to have a specialist orthodontist on their team who can successfully treat teeth misalignment issues, including some of the most complex and challenging cases.
Celebrating its 10th Anniversary this year, Visage has been the recipient of 18 National Industry Awards sine opening, including including Best Patient Care and Best Practice Scotland at the dentistry awards in 2014 and in 2015 it won the Best Private Dental Pratice in the UK at the Private Dentistry awards, the most prolific award on the night.
What’s more, they are running a fantastic promotion on Cosmetic Teeth Straightening until the end of May. To help clients create their perfect smile the clinic is offering a £700 discount on Invisalign Full and a £500 discount on Invisalign Lite.
EASY AND CONVENIENT: Invisalign straighteners can be easily removed.
Invisalign is the most discrete method of teeth straightening as the treatment uses almost invisible aligners that are effective, comfortable and clinically proven.
They can be removed while eating and drinking, making them convenient and easy to use with beautiful results in as little as nine months.
It is not all about appearance either – clients who have been treated report a whole host of benefits, including greater comfort when eating, reduction of muscle pain and headaches caused by poorly aligned teeth and, of course, increased confidence when smiling, talking and eating.
For those who have teeth missing, one of the most effective, aesthetic and cost –efficient ways to replace them is through dental implants.
Visage’s dental implant expert is Dr Attiq Rahman, one of Scotland’s most highly regarded and multi-award winning dental implant surgeons, who is able to offer comprehensive consultations to anyone with unsightly gaps in their teeth.
Implants offer a long term, holistic solution and most importantly help to bring back that confident smile.
TOOTH OF THE MATTER: Visage Glasgow has extensive dental implant experience.
They are applied in the comfortable surroundings of Visage’s state-of-the-art Glasgow clinic under local anaesthetic, meaning an almost pain-free procedure, with only occasional swelling or tenderness for a few days after surgery.
Anyone missing one or more of their teeth due to injury, disease or decay may be a candidate for dental implants.
Also offered at the clinic are teeth whitening treatments, porcelain veneers, crowns, dental hygiene and polishes to name but a few of the treatments.
For crowns and veneers, Visage uses Emax Porcelain, the closest material to natural enamel which creates life-like results. The thin, semi-translucent laminate is permanently bonded to teeth and is the most aesthetic alternative for a variety of dental conditions involving the front teeth, including permanent stains or discolouration, crooked broken or chipped teeth.
At the aesthetics clinic, clients can choose from chemical peels, hair removal, laser treatment for rosacea, microdermabrasion, Sculptra skin smoothing, skin hydration, facial thread vein removal, skin rejuvenation and laser skin resurfacing.
PROFESSIONAL HELP: The Visage team are ready to transform your life for the better.
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