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The BBC recently reported that patients with a dental facelift, assessed by an independent panel looked between 5 and 20 years younger. These beneficial results were noticed across an age range of between 26 and 69.
Costs of around £20,000 are quoted for a dental facelift in the UK. Our charges are usually about half those in the UK.
We will be happy to provide you with a personalised quotation over the Internet. Please send us a panoramic X Ray and full-face photo by email and professor Szabo will be happy to confirm a reliable price for your Dental Facelift.
By increasing the height of your teeth with crowns the whole shape of your face can be changed, your skin and muscles tensioned and youthful good looks restored. A dental facelift can be an ideal alternative to expensive cosmetic surgery
Artists and those who study facial beauty have long understood the role of 'proportion' in the way we see a face as good-looking. Ideally:
- The bottom of the nose is halfway between the eyes and the chin.
- The mouth is halfway between the nose and the chin.
- Your cheekbones and chin should form a triangle
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As we age however and our teeth wear down these proportions change and sagging jowls replace the cheekbones as the base of our facial triangle. It is a gradual process and as your face collapses you look older. With less area to cover the muscles and skin tend to sag and wrinkle adding to that aging appearance.
We have always accepted this as part of the process of aging – but all it is in reality is a symptom of worn teeth.
Plastic surgery, so long the preserve of the rich and glamorous has aimed to cure the problem of sagging skin and wrinkles by stretch your skin more tightly, but this is an expensive step that can go badly wrong. The dental facelift however simply reinstates your face to its former proportions, but with great results: eyes become bigger, bags disappear and crow’s feet improve |
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