Dental practice · check-ups, hygiene and treatment
Unhurried dentistry, explained before it begins.
Every visit starts with a conversation: what we can see, what your options are and what each one involves — so nothing about your care is a surprise.
Sample site · opening times and availability are added by the practice
Treatments
Care for every stage, in plain words.
Choose a treatment to see what it involves. Fees are set by the practice.
Upper right teeth, numbered 18 at the back to 11 at the front. Open a treatment to see the teeth it usually involves.
01Check-ups
An examination of teeth, gums and mouth, with time to talk.
Teeth on the chart: all of them
More02Hygiene
Professional cleaning and advice that's easy to keep up.
Teeth on the chart: all of them
More03Fillings and repairs
Restoring a damaged or decayed tooth — most often a back tooth.
Teeth on the chart: 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
More04Urgent appointments
For pain, swelling or a broken tooth, wherever it is.
Teeth on the chart: all of them
More05Cosmetic consultations
Whitening and alignment options for the teeth that show when you smile, discussed first.
Teeth on the chart: 11, 12, 13
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Practice facts
The details patients look for.
What to check before you register. The practice adds each detail itself and keeps it current.
Clinician registration
Practice to confirmEach dentist's and hygienist's General Dental Council number.
Regulator and inspection
Practice to confirmWho regulates the practice and where its latest report is published.
NHS and private care
Practice to confirmWhether the practice offers NHS treatment, private treatment or both.
Urgent care
Practice to confirmWhat to do in pain during and outside opening hours.