pls help - looking for a magazine article I read about dental veneers

[milquetoast]

I read an article about cosmetic dental procedures, probably 6 months ago, probably in Good Housekeeping or something similar. One of the dentists was a woman in London. The before and after photos of her work were amazing. She was saying she thinks dental veneers are a big mistake because they damage perfectly healthy teeth. She sounded really sensible and talented.

Does this ring a bell with anybody? Can you help me find the issue that had the article and the name of the dentist?

[milquetoast]

Hi. I remember that article too. She was really impressive. She seemed like someone who would not only do a good job but who would guide you to treatments that were reasonable and would actually work. I think you are right that the article ran in GH, but would say it was at least a year ago if not more. I looked for it later and couldn't find it. I think her office was somewhere near london bridge or maybe waterloo. Sorry I can't be of more help. If you find her, please let me know.

[tulpe]

erm.....you've just replied to your own thread!

[SomersetBelle]

Either this is completely innocent or dentist lady from near london bridge is totally busted!

[catinboots]

Haha BUSTED!!!

[happymole]

BUSTED DENTIST LADY!

[Sammy74]

That is hilarious!

[ALurkerNotAPoster]

Oh so busted!

[catinboots]

I want to know what her next post under a new guise was going to be.....

[PebblesAndWine]

Fabulous!!!!! Ha!

[fivegomadinthelambingshed]

The first lesson on MN, learn how to NAMECHANGE

[EldonAve]

love it!

[mankyscotslass]

[happymole]

Oh was hoping for a explanation update from OP

[user348903890]

I think her office was somewhere near london bridge or maybe waterloo. Sorry I can't be of more help. If you find her, please let me know

Please do, if you can!

I wish my teeth looked like THIS>

Sadly, they don't! I used to have such lovely strong teeth. Post-meno and with a longterm chronic AI condition and horrible meds for years and years PLUS bruxism. Well, let's just say I'd like them sorted in the next year or so, depending on £££.

Thanks if you can help!