Prevention starts with a simple dental check-up visit.

Routine dental check-ups are the foundation of long-term oral health.

These appointments do far more than keep your teeth clean. They help detect early signs of decay, gum disease and mouth cancer while giving you personalised guidance to maintain a healthy smile at home.

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Routine dental check-ups are the foundation of long-term oral health.

hese appointments do far more than keep your teeth clean. They help detect early signs of decay, gum disease and mouth cancer while giving you personalised guidance to maintain a healthy smile at home.

Book an appointment

Our support for nervous patients.

Early detection

Catch concerns like decay, gum disease or mouth cancer early

Preventive care

Reduce the risk of needing complex treatment later

Personal advice

Tailored home care guidance from your dentist

Comfortable care

A calm, reassuring environment for every patient

Why prevention is better than a cure.

Good daily habits play a vital role in oral health, but even the best brushing routine cannot reach every area. That is where preventive dentistry comes in.

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Visiting us regularly allows your dentist to monitor changes in your teeth and gums, spot problems early and support you in keeping your mouth healthy between appointments.

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A check-up every six months also helps prevent plaque and bacteria from building up in difficult-to-reach areas. When combined with hygiene care, it keeps your teeth brighter and your gums healthier.

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What happens during a dental check-up?

During your visit, your dentist will:

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Examine your teeth and gums for early signs of decay or gum disease
Screen for signs of mouth cancer
Carry out digital X-rays if needed to assess tooth and jaw health
Give personalised advice on brushing, flossing and diet

If your dentist identifies any concerns, we will explain them clearly and create a treatment plan to address them early, before they become painful or more complex to treat.

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How can my dentist spot early signs of mouth cancer?

Your routine check-up is one of the most effective opportunities to detect mouth cancer early. Mouth cancer can appear anywhere in the mouth, and early diagnosis significantly increases the chance of successful treatment.

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Your dentist will:

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Examine the soft tissue inside your mouth
Look for any unusual colouring or patches
Check for lumps, swelling or changes in texture
Gently feel the neck and jaw area for abnormalities

This screening is quick, painless and included as standard during all check-ups at Ace Dental Wanstead.

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What are the symptoms of mouth cancer?

Common symptoms to be aware of include:

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Ulcers that do not heal
Lumps in the mouth or neck
Loose teeth without an obvious cause
Tingling, numbness or unexplained discomfort
Red or white patches in the mouth
Persistent pain or changes in speech

Attending regular check-ups helps ensure anything unusual is spotted as early as possible.

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Your dental check-up journey at Ace Dental Wanstead.

Every check-up is designed to be thorough, purposeful and comfortable. Here’s what to expect:

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Warm welcome and discussion

We begin by understanding your dental history, concerns and goals. If you feel anxious, our team will help you feel relaxed from the moment you arrive.

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Comprehensive examination

Your dentist carefully checks your teeth, gums and oral tissues. Digital X-rays may be taken to provide a complete view of your oral health.

Mouth cancer screening

A quick, painless inspection ensures we catch any early changes in the soft tissues of the mouth, tongue, cheeks and lips.

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Professional cleaning and advice

Depending on your needs, a scale and polish or hygiene treatment may be carried out. We then give you tailored advice for maintaining good oral health at home.

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Ongoing prevention and care

Before you leave, we outline any recommended treatments or follow-ups and help you plan your next appointment. Many patients visit us regularly from Wanstead, Leytonstone, South Woodford and Snaresbrook.

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Clear prices. Complete peace of mind.

We believe preventive care should be affordable and accessible. At Ace Dental Wanstead, our pricing is transparent and flexible.

Dental check-ups from

£45.00

Routine check-up

From

£45

includes oral health examination and cancer screening

Keep your smile healthy.

Preventive dentistry is one of the best long-term investments you can make for your oral health. Book your next check-up and keep your smile bright, healthy and protected.

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Very happy with the results of the treatment, which overall went very smoothly.

I have been going to Ace Dental for 4 years and the service there has always been great; I definitely recommend these dentists in Wanstead and the people at the reception are always accommodating and helpful. I did the whitening there 3 years ago and more recently I did the Invisalign treatment and was followed by Dr Gian Marco who is always reassuring and provides good advice. Very happy with the results of the treatment, which overall went very smoothly.

Astrid Co

No regrets on that decision as Dr Gian-Marco has been so patient and help ensure I achieved the results.

I’m probably one of those who decides to have their teeth straightened during pandemic. No regrets on that decision as Dr Gian-Marco has been so patient and help ensure I achieved the results. Compliment to Ramona as well who is always at the front desk, has vast dentistry knowledge and never hesitate to give me good advice while waiting for my turn. Thank you!

Phyllis Gan

She did a fantastic job, it looks better than the original.

Myself and my children see Dr Kapoor and she is both a lovely person and an excellent dentist. She listens, is caring, and makes potentially stressful visits much easier to bear! She recently fitted a new crown for me after my old one from twenty years ago had fallen out. She did a fantastic job, it looks better than the original. My children really like her so they have no fear of going to the dentist, overall a great service for the whole family. Highly recommended!

Pamela Cooper

...taking time to make me as comfortable as possible

I went to ace dental today for a teeth clean with Dr Konnie. I was ridiculously nervous as I have never been to a hygienist before. Dr konnie was excellent. She was so calm, so sensitive and just made the whole experience a pleasure, taking time to make me as comfortable as possible. Her dental nurse was incredible and I held her hand very tightly. The receptionist was very kind too. Thank you all of you. I'll be back next year and will pass on my recommendations to friends!!

Gillian McDonald

Frequently asked questions.

How often should I have a dental check-up?

Most people benefit from visiting every six months, but your dentist may recommend more frequent appointments if you are prone to gum disease or decay.

Do you offer dental check-ups in East London?

Yes. We welcome patients from Wanstead, Leytonstone, Snaresbrook and surrounding areas for routine check-ups and oral cancer screening.

Are mouth cancer screenings included?

Yes. Screening is included as standard during every check-up to help identify early changes quickly.

Who is most at risk of mouth cancer?

Higher-risk groups include smokers, people who drink alcohol heavily, those with high sun exposure, anyone over 40 and individuals with HPV. However, mouth cancer can affect anyone, so regular check-ups are vital.

How can I reduce my risk of mouth cancer?

Avoid tobacco, limit alcohol, eat a balanced diet, protect your lips from the sun and attend routine dental screenings.

What age should my child start dental check-ups?

Children should begin visiting the dentist as soon as their first tooth appears. Early appointments help build confidence and healthy habits.

What can I do to protect my teeth between visits?

Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, floss regularly and maintain a low-sugar diet. Regular hygiene visits also support healthy gums.

What if I’m nervous about dental check-ups?

Many patients feel anxious, but our team provides a calm, supportive environment to help you feel comfortable and reassured throughout your visit.

What is general dentistry and why is it important?

General dentistry focuses on preventing dental problems, preserving natural teeth and supporting overall health. Good oral health is closely linked to general wellbeing, making regular dental care essential at every stage of life.