View from above - Invisalign in London

April 6, 2014
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Posted By: Stephen Murray

Hi there - I was in London for an Invisalign conference that was at the top of building by the River Thames - there were some interesting views that I thought I'd share here.

Stephen Murray,
Swords Orthodontics

This is where James Bond works, as seen from an Invisalign conference in London

Where James Bond works, as seen by an orthodontist from Swords at an Invisalign conference. Who has the more exciting job?

Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey as seen from the Invisalign conference

The Houses of Parliament, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey

The Shard, as seen from an Invisalign conference The Shard, tallest building in Western Europe. How long before we see it in a Mission Impossible sequel?

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