Cosmetic dentistry shines as consumers seek perfect smiles

Published: 30-Oct-2015

Treatment is booming across all ages, according to Dr Richard Marques of Wimpole Street Dental

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In this week's Expert Advice article, Dentist Dr Richard Marques of Wimpole Street Dental talks about his most popular treatments and the future of cosmetic dentistry.

What is your most popular aesthetic treatment at the moment?

The most popular aesthetic treatment is ‘Baby Botox’, which is using smaller amounts of Botox around the face to produce an overall natural and refreshed look. I think that the clients are looking for someone who can deliver a great rejuvenating treatment with a really natural look to it, which is a real art.

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