Harley Street Oral Reconstruction Centre

Harley Street Oral Reconstruction Centre A HIGH PERFORMANCE SPECIALIST DENTAL CLINIC WITH HEART AND HERITAGE

For more than 40 years, we have ensured our patients leave with a smile.

The truth is, both can play an important role in keeping your teeth and gums healthy.Dental floss is highly effective at...
30/07/2026

The truth is, both can play an important role in keeping your teeth and gums healthy.

Dental floss is highly effective at cleaning between teeth where they touch.

Water flossers can be a great option for those with braces, implants or bridges, or for anyone who finds traditional floss more difficult to use.

The best choice? The one you'll use consistently. Good cleaning between your teeth, alongside brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, is an important part of maintaining good oral health.

If you're unsure which option is best for your smile, our team can offer personalised advice at your next appointment.

Which do you prefer – water flosser or dental floss?

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This 21-year-old patient presented to Professor Lambis Petridis with a severely discoloured retained baby tooth. Followi...
28/07/2026

This 21-year-old patient presented to Professor Lambis Petridis with a severely discoloured retained baby tooth. Following a comprehensive assessment and discussion of the available treatment options, the agreed treatment included tooth whitening, gum sculpting and a ceramic veneer.

Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual, taking into account their oral health, clinical needs and desired outcomes.

If you're concerned about the appearance of your teeth and would like to explore the treatment options available to you, our team would be happy to arrange a consultation.

Malcolm Schaller is a specialist oral surgeon, prosthodontist and dental surgeon who trained in the UK at Guys Hospital ...
27/07/2026

Malcolm Schaller is a specialist oral surgeon, prosthodontist and dental surgeon who trained in the UK at Guys Hospital (University of London )and Toronto Dental School (University of Toronto ) in North America. His main interests are in the reconstruction of the missing dentition, cosmetic and aesthetic improvement of the mouth and teeth, and the reconstruction of teeth and jawbones using implants and bone grafting techniques.

He is one of the pioneers in using modern implant reconstruction methods in the UK and has had over 30 years of experience in this field. Dr Schaller has lectured both nationally and internationally on implant dentistry and is a member of the American Dental Society of London (Past President); American Dental Society of Europe (Past Vice President); Royal Society of Medicine and other eminent organisations.

Whether you're travelling overseas or enjoying a staycation, dental emergencies can happen when you least expect them. K...
26/07/2026

Whether you're travelling overseas or enjoying a staycation, dental emergencies can happen when you least expect them. Knowing what to do can help protect your oral health until you're able to see a dentist.

If the unexpected happens:

Toothache: Rinse your mouth with warm water, keep the area as clean as possible and arrange to see a dentist.

A knocked-out adult tooth: Handle the tooth by the crown (not the root). If it's dirty, rinse it gently with milk or saline solution if available. If it cannot be placed back in the socket, store it in milk or a saline solution and seek emergency dental care immediately.

A broken tooth or damaged restoration: Keep any broken pieces if you can and avoid chewing on the affected side until you've seen a dentist.

Swelling, persistent bleeding or trauma to the face: Seek urgent dental or medical attention as soon as possible.

If you need emergency treatment while you're away, remember to keep copies of any treatment records, X-rays and receipts, particularly if you plan to make a travel insurance claim or require follow-up care when you return home.

Once you're back, book an appointment so we can assess the area and determine whether any further treatment is needed.

Wishing all our patients a safe, relaxing and smile-filled summer.

DentalCare SummerSmiles

At Harley Street Oral Reconstruction Centre, we invest in modern equipment and clinically accepted techniques to support...
24/07/2026

At Harley Street Oral Reconstruction Centre, we invest in modern equipment and clinically accepted techniques to support diagnosis, treatment planning and patient care.

One example is our dental laser technology.

Laser treatment provides a minimally invasive option for a range of procedures, including treating gum disease, reducing tooth sensitivity, performing soft tissue biopsies and managing peri-implantitis (infection around dental implants). For suitable procedures, laser technology can help minimise discomfort, reduce bleeding and may support healing.

Technology is just one part of our approach. Combined with the expertise of our clinical team, it helps us provide personalised care based on each patient's individual needs.

Contact our team to find out whether laser treatment could be a suitable option for you.

From holidays and weddings to special occasions and summer celebrations, this is the timeof year when many people start ...
16/07/2026

From holidays and weddings to special occasions and summer celebrations, this is the time
of year when many people start thinking about refreshing their smile.

Professional teeth whitening can help improve the appearance of discolouration and staining, creating a brighter-looking smile under the supervision of a dental professional.

At Harley Street Oral Rehabilitation Centre, we provide professional teeth whitening tailored to your individual needs, following a comprehensive assessment of your oral health.

If you've been considering teeth whitening, our team would be happy to discuss the options
available and whether treatment may be suitable for you.

Contact us to find out more.

Fluctuating hormone levels during perimenopause and menopause can affect the mouth in several ways, with some women expe...
14/07/2026

Fluctuating hormone levels during perimenopause and menopause can affect the mouth in several ways, with some women experiencing:

�� Dry mouth
�� Increased gum sensitivity
�� Changes in taste
�� Changes in gum health

While these changes can be concerning, understanding them is the first step towards
maintaining a healthy smile and supporting your overall wellbeing.

Simple measures such as staying hydrated, maintaining an excellent oral hygiene routine,
and attending regular dental examinations can help protect your oral health during this stage
of life.

If you've noticed changes in your mouth, gums or teeth, our team is here to provide personalised advice and support.

Because oral health matters at every stage of life.

With school runs, after-school clubs and weekend activities taking a break, many parentsfind it easier to book appointme...
13/07/2026

With school runs, after-school clubs and weekend activities taking a break, many parents
find it easier to book appointments during the summer months.

At Harley Street Oral Rehabilitation Centre, we're also making it easier to look after little smiles. We are offering free dental health check-ups for children under 5* when booked
alongside a private adult dental check-up.

Booking ahead is recommended, as summer appointments can fill up quickly.

Contact our team today to arrange your family's visit and head into the new school year
with one less thing on your to-do list.

*Up to two free children's check-ups per paying adult. See website for full terms and
conditions.


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11/07/2026

It is a well-observed phenomenon in clinical dentistry that a sudden, nagging toothache rarely decides to develop on a quiet Tuesday morning.

Instead, a dental emergency has a distinct preference for arriving at the most inconvenient
times possible:

 �� Approximately 4 hours before an international flight.
 ��️ Right as your main course is served at a formal dinner.
 �� Late on a Friday afternoon ahead of a long bank holiday weekend.

When a tooth suddenly becomes highly sensitive to temperature, or an old restoration
unexpectedly dislodges, it can immediately disrupt your plans.

While any sudden oral discomfort is inconvenient, our clinical team prioritises urgent
appointments based on specific criteria to ensure patient safety:

 �� Acute Dental Trauma: A
tooth that has been fractured, loosened, or completely
knocked out due to an impact.
 ⚡ Severe, Unremitting Pain: Constant throbbing that cannot be managed by over-
the-counter pain relief and prevents sleep.
 �� Visible Swelling: Any swelling in the gums, cheek, or jawline, which can indicate
an active infection requiring immediate clinical intervention.

At Harley Street Oral Reconstruction Centre (HSORC), we keep dedicated emergency
slots available within our daily schedule. Our focus is to quickly diagnose the root cause of
your discomfort using precise digital diagnostics and provide efficient, evidence-based
treatment to stabilise your oral health.

If you are experiencing sudden dental pain or have suffered a dental injury, please do not
wait for it to settle on its own.
Contact our reception team directly so we can assess your symptoms and arrange an
appropriate urgent appointment.

Contact our reception team today to schedule your consultation with our clinicalteam.
09/07/2026

Contact our reception team today to schedule your consultation with our clinical
team.

Address

152 Harley Street
London
W1

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 1:30pm

Telephone

+442074864442

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