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Preventive dentistry, explained clearly

Know what needs care—and why.

Routine, restorative and urgent appointments with time to review findings, alternatives, fees and the next useful step.

New patientsConsultations from 12 August*
Urgent concernCall before 10:00 for triage*

What brings you in?

Routine careCheck-up and hygienePain or damageAssessment and triageRepair a toothOptions and planningChange your smileSuitability first
Choose by need

A care pathway, not a treatment menu.

Start with the concern. A clinician confirms what is appropriate after examining your mouth, history and relevant records.

01

Maintain

Examinations, prevention planning, hygiene support and review intervals based on individual risk.

02

Relieve

Timely assessment of pain, swelling, a broken tooth or a lost restoration, with clear escalation advice.

03

Restore

Repair or replace damaged teeth after comparing benefits, limitations, upkeep, timing and cost.

04

Reconsider

Discuss alignment, colour or shape only after oral health and realistic outcomes are reviewed.

Clinician using a handheld intraoral scanner during a dental assessment
Your first visit

Leave with a record you can understand.

Listen and review

We begin with your concern, health history, previous care and what matters to you.

Examine and record

Clinical findings are documented; images or scans are used only when indicated and agreed.

Explain options

See the finding, alternatives, likely sequence, limitations, fees and what happens if you wait.

Decide without pressure

Urgent needs are addressed first. Elective care can be considered after the visit.

Sample fee structure

Costs shown before care begins.

These demonstration values must be replaced with the clinic's current fees, inclusions and eligibility rules.

Written plans for multi-step care

A plan should separate confirmed findings from optional work and identify likely additional costs.

New patient consultation
History, examination and documented findings
From £95*
Routine review
For registered patients; interval varies by risk
From £62*
Urgent assessment
Assessment only; treatment quoted separately
From £85*
Hygiene visit
Length and approach based on clinical need
From £78*
Digital scan
Included only where clinically or technically indicated
Ask first

*Fictional demonstration pricing. Imaging, laboratory, medication, specialist and after-hours costs may be separate.

Prevention that fits

Advice for the mouth in front of us.

Useful prevention considers dexterity, medication, diet, existing restorations, gum health, dry mouth and the routines someone can actually maintain.

01 / SpecificName the area and action.
02 / PracticalFit tools to daily life.
03 / MeasurableReview a visible change.
04 / RespectfulAdapt without blame.
Read prevention guides
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Before you book

Practical answers, easy to find.

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ACCESS

Step-free rooms and communication needs

Tell us what would make the visit safer or easier when you book.

ANXIETY

Plan a lower-pressure appointment

Discuss pacing, signals, breaks and what information helps before treatment.

RECORDS

Bring or request previous information

Find out when images, medication details or a care summary may be useful.

Start with the appointment you need.

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