Your clinician
Dr. Mohamed Motter
Principal Dentist
Dr Motter qualified from Universidad Católica de Valencia and is fluent in English, Arabic and Spanish. He is passionate about aesthetic dentistry and providing minimally invasive dentistry whenever possible. He has completed courses in clear aligner systems, aesthetic and restorative dentistry and continues to nurture his expertise. Dr Motter is committed to providing gentle care for nervous patients and always goes at their pace, ensuring patients are happy and informed throughout their care.
Appointments are booked through our normal booking channels. Tell us who you would like to see and we will arrange it around their availability.
Registration and training
Professional details
- GDC registration
- 297276 — check on the GDC register
- Qualification
- Dentistry, Universidad Católica de Valencia
- Country of qualification
- Spain
- Languages
- English, Arabic, Spanish
- Clinical interests
- Aesthetic dentistry, Minimally invasive dentistry, Clear alignersA special interest reflects additional training and experience. It does not indicate entry on a GDC specialist list.
- Areas of practice
- Aesthetic dentistry, Minimally invasive dentistry, Clear aligners
Treatments
Treatments Dr. Mohamed Motter is involved in
- Teeth whiteningWhitening at Cobham Dental is carried out under the supervision of a registered dentist, after an assessment of your teeth and gums. We explain what whitening can and cannot change for your teeth before anything is started.
- Dental veneersVeneers are thin facings bonded to the front of teeth to change shape, colour, alignment of the visible edges and proportion. They can look very natural when carefully planned, but they are a long-term commitment: most involve some preparation of the tooth, and they need maintaining and eventually replacing. Veneers are not right for everyone, and we will tell you honestly if a simpler option would serve you better.
- Smile makeoverA smile makeover is not one treatment, and it is not a package. It is a plan: a combination of treatments chosen for your teeth, your goals and your general dental health, then carried out in a sensible order. For some people that means whitening and a little bonding. For others it means alignment first, then restorative work over several months. Everything starts with an assessment and an honest conversation.
- Dental crownsA crown is a custom-made restoration that covers a tooth to hold it together and protect what remains of it. Crowns are usually recommended where a tooth has been heavily filled, has fractured, or has had root canal treatment and needs protecting. Placing a crown involves shaping the tooth, so it is not a reversible step — we will always explain why a crown is being recommended and what the alternatives are.
- Dental bridgesA bridge replaces one or more missing teeth with a fixed restoration that is supported by the teeth on either side of the gap, or bonded to a neighbouring tooth. Because a bridge relies on other teeth, planning starts with assessing those supporting teeth — their strength, their root support and their gum health. A bridge is one of several ways to replace a missing tooth, and we will compare it fairly with implants and dentures for your situation.
- DenturesA denture is a removable replacement for missing teeth, made to fit your mouth and designed around how you speak, eat and smile. Dentures can replace a single tooth, several teeth or a full arch, and in some cases they can be stabilised by implants. Dentures take some getting used to and are not the same as having your own teeth, so we plan them carefully and are honest with you about what to expect.
Technology
Technology used in this care
iTero digital scanning
A digital scanner used instead of conventional impressions for aligner and restorative planning, with an on-screen simulation of the planned result.
Digital x-rays
Digital radiographs taken in the surgery and displayed on screen so your clinician can talk you through the findings.
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