FAQ

FAQ's


  • Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

    I am currently free of dental pain and infection. Why do I need to keep attending regularly?

    Your teeth are constantly under change throughout your life - and the same goes for all of your fillings, crowns and bridges. Unfortunately, unlike most of the rest of your body, you are unable to see and feel potential dental problems developing.


    That's where we come in - we are here to detect and treat problems when they arise, but also to PREVENT them from occurring in the first place. Your dentist will set a recommended recall time tailored to your specific individual need. This will provide you with the best set of circumstances to maintain a healthy mouth.

  • Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

    I have full set of false teeth. Is it still neccessary for me to attend?

    Although you may not have teeth, your gums still go through many changes throughout your life. It is important that your gums underneath your dentures are regularly checked by us so that potential problems can be identified and treated.

  • Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

    I have missed a number of appointments. Will I lose my registration?

    All patients are assessed on an individual basis. However, please be aware of the following guidance regarding attendance:


    FAILURE TO ATTEND TWO APPOINTMENTS WILL RESULT IN YOUR NAME BEING REMOVED FROM OUR NHS LIST. THE SAME APPLIES TO APPOINTMENTS CANCELLED WITHOUT 24 HOURS NOTICE.


    IF YOU MAKE AN APPOINTMENT AS A NEW PATIENT AND FAIL TO ATTEND, THEN NO MORE APPOINTMENTS WILL BE OFFERED TO YOU.

  • Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

    Will I see the same dentist every time I visit the practice?

    If you are an NHS patient, all checkups/urgent appointments will now be allocated with the FIRST AVAILABLE DENTIST. Therefore, it will no longer be possible for you to see the same dentist.


    Practice Plan patients will see their regular dentist (Dr Shore or Dr Azfar).

  • Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019

    What do I do if I am in pain outside the opening hours of the practice?

    Call 111 for advice

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