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Joey Essex visits cosmetic dentist at our London Clinic!

vkidd — Wed, 23 Nov 2011 15:28:17 +0000

Joey Essex visited our London Clinic on Weymouth Street as he was having problems with his teeth.

Joey had a cracked tooth one of them and called upon The Hospital Group to help him with his cosmetic dental treatment. He met our cosmetic dentist, who will fit a new veneer for him and then will give him further dental treatment to ensure he has…in Joey’s words…”the full-on Hollywood smile!”

He talks about his dental treatment in greater detail in his column in this week’s Now! Magazine.

Business Weekly: Cosmetic Firm Continues Expansion

acallaway — Mon, 24 May 2010 13:26:57 +0000

One of the UK’s foremost cosmetic and weight loss surgery providers, The Hospital Group, has announced further plans for expansion.

Following last year’s successful international growth into Spain and the USA, 2010 will see a year of further expansion in the UK with 2 new clinics offering operating facilities in Cambridge and Hammersmith.

The Hospital Group has invested more than £500,000 in the new facilities to deliver exceptional patient care in the London and South, where enquiries have been extremely buoyant despite the recession.

The Company’s headquarters are based at it’s wholly owned private cosmetic and weight loss surgery hospital in the Worcestershire countryside close to Birmingham.

Liverpool Echo: Tina Malone Story- May 2010

acallaway — Thu, 20 May 2010 09:50:07 +0000

Actress Tina malone updates the Liverpool Echo, talking about her forthcoming wedding with 28 year old Paul Chase, her 5 1/2 stone weight loss and dental makeover with The Hospital Group, her plans for a family and hosting the Clapperboard Awards.

You can read more about Tina’s gastric band, dental veneers and Juvederm dermal fillers on The Hospital Group’s website.

Index Magazine: The Craze for Invisible Braces

acallaway — Tue, 11 May 2010 10:33:27 +0000

Index Magazine’s latest report covers the massive increases seen in invisible braces and in dental veneers.

It seems that a great smile is a very popular way of improving your appearance.

With today’s latest pain-free veneers and invisible braces, the transformation is a lot easier than ever before and therefore appealing to a much wider market.

The increases in men enquiring about and investing in their smiles are significant, while the female market also continues to grow.

The Hospital Group offers the latest invisible braces and pain-free veneers in specialist cosmetic dentistry centres.

Surrey Advertiser: Invisible Braces for Perfect Smile

acallaway — Thu, 06 May 2010 14:03:14 +0000

Invisible braces are the latest craze for getting the perfect smile, with The Hospital Group recording significant increases in enquiries and treatments.

Sandhurst News: Cosmetic Dentistry Sees Growth

acallaway — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 09:19:59 +0000

Invisible braces are the latest craze among men wanting the perfect teeth. While women have usually been perceived as leading the way in beauty trends, new research by The Hospital Group has shown that men are also seeking the perfect Hollywood Smile.

The group saw a massive increase in the number of men enquiring about invisible braces during the start of 2010 with a 700% increase in actual procedures performed in 2009 compared with the previous year.

The number of women opting to straighten their smile in 2009 rose by 52% vs 2008.

Invisible braces are not the only treatment to enjoy a surge in interest – the number of men opting to have veneers to cover up damaged and stained teeth also rose by a massive 506% last year.

Teeth whitening procedures were also up during 2009 – with male whitening increasing by 150% and female by 100%.

The Hospital Group offers the full range of cosmetic dentistry treatments in specially equipped facilities.

Surrey Advertiser: Craze for Invisible Braces and Veneers

acallaway — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 09:15:51 +0000

The number of women opting to straighten their smile in 2009 rose by 52% vs 2008.

Invisible braces are not the only treatment to enjoy a surge in interest – the number of men opting to have veneers to cover up damaged and stained teeth also rose by a massive 506% last year.

Teeth whitening procedures were also up during 2009 – with male whitening increasing by 150% and female by 100%.

The Hospital Group offers the full range of cosmetic dentistry treatments in specially equipped facilities.

Farnborough News & Mail: Invisible Braces

acallaway — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 09:02:21 +0000

The number of women opting to straighten their smile in 2009 rose by 52% vs 2008.

Invisible braces are not the only treatment to enjoy a surge in interest – the number of men opting to have veneers to cover up damaged and stained teeth also rose by a massive 506% last year.

Teeth whitening procedures were also up during 2009 – with male whitening increasing by 150% and female by 100%.

The Hospital Group offers the full range of cosmetic dentistry treatments in specially equipped facilities.

Gloucester Echo – Hollywood Smile

acallaway — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 12:09:46 +0000

Embrace Search for Hollywood Smile

Invisible braces have become the latest craze among men searching for the perfect pearly whites. Forget the latest male moisturisers or shaving creams, when it comes to looking good, men are straightening their teeth instead.

Research by The Hospital Group has shown that men have joined women in searching for the perfect Hollywood smile.

The Group has seen a big increase in the number of men enquiring about invisible braces. The number opting to cover up damaged and stained teeth with veneers also rose sharply, along with teeth whitening procedures.

Daily Express: Bad Breath Story

acallaway — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 09:32:42 +0000

Nearly half of bosses wouldn’t employ someone with bad breath or poor teeth a survey has found.

And they readily admitted they have previously dismissed candidates because of their appearance.

The survey found 15% of wrokders have consdered having cosmetic surgery to boost their job prospects and 3% have already gone under the knife.

Cosmetic dentistry was the most popular choice, followed by breast implants and a facelift.

The study by cosmetic surgery specialists The Hospital Group revealed that a fifth of workers believe their appearance has held them back in their career.