Yorkshire Dental Suite London ★10

A Leeds group’s first London practice, opened in Chelsea in 2025

Yorkshire Dental Suite London is the Chelsea practice of a group founded in Leeds in 2016 by twin dentists Hassan and Hussein Dalghous; the ribbon was cut here in June 2025, its first step south. Private throughout, it was fitted out as a cosmetic and implant suite rather than a general family surgery, and built on protocols the group registered in Yorkshire.

Treatments and services

The signature is Nanofill Composite Bonding®, the group’s own registered protocol: a resin carrying ultra-fine filler particles is layered onto the front teeth to reshape, lengthen and re-colour them without drilling or injections, and a whole smile is completed in one sitting. Around it sit porcelain and composite veneers, whitening, crowns, clear aligners and braces. Implantology is the second pillar — single implants, bridges, All-on-4 and full-arch restoration for jaws with bone loss, plus Teeth in a Day™, where implants are placed and a fixed set of teeth fitted in a single surgical session.

Technology and sedation

Planning runs on intraoral 3D scanning and CBCT imaging, which maps bone volume and nerve position before an implant goes in, with AI-assisted mapping for aligner movement. Sedation, intravenous included, is a standard option, which is what makes long full-arch appointments and serious dental anxiety workable here.

Clinicians

Three clinical leads carry the London site. Dr Abdul Dalghous, specialist oral and implant surgeon, spent nearly two decades in a Mid Yorkshire maxillofacial department and is the nominated individual on the practice’s CQC registration. Dr Rajen Nagar, lead cosmetic dentist, is its registered manager and handles smile design, bonding and aligners. Dr Nigel Hargreaves covers implant and restorative dentistry; hygiene sits with GDC-registered hygienists including Ella Samuel.

Who it suits

People wanting a visible change to the front teeth without irreversible preparation; patients weighing full-arch implants who want surgery and cosmetic finish under one roof; and nervous patients for whom sedation decides everything. Anyone seeking NHS care needs a different practice.

Frequently asked questions

Does the London practice take NHS patients? No — it is private, and much of what it does, from bonding to full-arch implants, sits outside NHS provision.

How does Nanofill differ from ordinary composite bonding? A denser, finer-particle resin that resists staining and chipping better than standard composite, laid over enamel rather than cut into it.

Who carries out implant surgery? A specialist oral and implant surgeon leads that side, with the restorative stage handled by the practice’s implant and restorative dentist.

Is this the same as the Birmingham and Leeds practices? Same group and same protocols, but Chelsea is a separately registered practice with its own clinical team.

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