Meet Dr Mark Hughes

Experience should make the first conversation clearer.

Dr Mark Hughes is a dentist and the founder of Canon House Clinic. His approach to porcelain veneer care begins with a close look at tooth health, bite, material choices and the change that feels right for the person in front of him.

Dr Mark Hughes smiling in a bright clinical setting, wearing glasses and a white clinical coat.
Dr Mark Hughes · BDentSc (Dubl), Ireland, 1992 · GDC registration 68580 · Founder of Canon House Clinic.

Professional background

Built around restorative judgement, not a template.

Dr Mark Hughes (BDentSc (Dubl), Ireland, 1992 · GDC registration 68580) qualified with a BDentSc from Dublin in 1992. His professional focus includes cosmetic and restorative dentistry, and he is the founder of Canon House Clinic.

His profile records more than 3,000 hours of postgraduate training, including study with the Pankey Institute in Florida and a Diploma in Restorative Dentistry from the Eastman Dental Institute in London.

Professional details

Clear information before a clinical conversation.

These details identify the dental professional named on this website. They are provided so that patients can make an informed choice before arranging care.

Dental professional
Dr Mark Hughes
Professional qualification
BDentSc (Dubl), Ireland, 1992
GDC registration number
68580
Practice relationship
Founder of Canon House Clinic
Registered service responsibility
Dr Mark Alexander Hughes
Professional regulator
General Dental Council ↗
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Experience and continued learning

Training that supports a more considered plan.

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Restorative dentistry

Diploma in Restorative Dentistry from the Eastman Dental Institute, London.

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Postgraduate learning

More than 3,000 hours of further training, including study with internationally recognised institutes.

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Clinical perspective

Cosmetic and restorative dentistry are approached with attention to tooth health, bite, material choice and the patient’s own goals.

For porcelain veneer consultations

Start with what is healthy, stable and worth preserving.

A porcelain veneer consultation should make space for diagnosis, alternatives, preparation, trial design and long-term care. It should also make clear when a veneer is not the best option.

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