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Huddersfield Cosmetic Dentist Sees Demand For Services Soar
Huddersfield-based cosmetic dentist Fresh Smile Clinic have seen a sharp rise in demand for their services in the wake of the pandemic.
The dental clinic has been inundated with enquiries for cosmetic treatments such as Invisalign, implants, veneers and whitening as patients look to quickly improve the appearance of their smile.
Dan Punia from Fresh Smile Clinic attributes the rise to several lifestyle changes due to the onset of the pandemic. The sudden switch to Zoom calls rather than face to face meetings has emphasised insecurities regarding appearance.
“We’ve seen a steady increase in enquiries since the beginning of Covid-19. We’re hearing of Zoom causing increased self-consciousness as patients scrutinise their appearance on screen, leading to a subsequent interest in cosmetic dentistry.”
The ease of access and ‘do it from home’ service is also a massive bonus for those looking for treatment. For instance, a complimentary digital scanner is provided to Invisalign patients, allowing them to upload their progress online and resulting in fewer appointments.
“We’re proud to have helped hundreds of our patients achieve their dream smile. We believe that everyone deserves to smile with ease, without concern about the appearance of teeth.”
Fresh Smile Clinic is an award-winning cosmetic dentist in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire.
For more information, visit freshsmileclinic.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Louise Newton .
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