Maintain Your Dental Health With An Expert Checkup In London

Regular visits to our clinic can help:

• Prevent tooth decay, gum diseases, and other dental health issues.

• Identify potential health issues early, saving on more extensive and expensive treatments later.

• Enhance your overall health, as good oral health is linked to your general physical condition.

Consultation for new patients is free. A comprehensive assessment is £140.

Your first clean and check is £220. Find out more in our detailed pricing and payment plans.

Yes, we accept dental insurance from most insurance providers in the UK. If you’re in doubt, give us a call.

Most dental check-ups are completed within 30 to 60 minutes. The duration can vary depending on whether any additional procedures are needed, such as X-rays or dental cleanings.

We ensure every check-up is thorough, so you leave our clinic confident about your dental health.

To prepare for your check-up, ensure you have a list of any medications you are taking and be ready to discuss your dental history.

Brush and floss your teeth as you normally would to help your dentist assess your oral hygiene habits accurately.

Dental check-ups are generally pain-free. If you have sensitive teeth or gums, let us know, and we will take extra care to ensure your comfort throughout the examination.

If any procedures are needed that might cause discomfort, we will discuss options for pain relief or sedation.

Regular dental check-ups are important as they help catch small issues before they become painful or costly problems.

They allow your dentist to check your teeth, gums, mouth and bite, remove plaque and tartar, and keep your oral health on track, often before you notice anything is wrong.

Yes, in most cases, you can use dental insurance to help cover dental treatments in the UK.

How it works depends on whether you're seeing an NHS or private dentist.

For private treatment, you'll usually have to pay the clinic upfront and then claim back through your dental insurance policy.

To prepare for a dental check-up, brush and floss your teeth and avoid heavy meals beforehand if possible.

Make a note of any symptoms you've noticed, such as bleeding gums, sensitivity, bad breath or other concerns you'd like to discuss.

If you're a new patient you'll need to fill out a medical history form.

If you have any previous dental records or treatment details, please email them to us, as they're often a useful reference.

If you have dental insurance, it's also helpful to bring your policy information.

A routine dental check-up isn't usually painful.

Most appointments involve an examination and some gentle probing, which is where you may feel some light pressure or mild sensitivity if your gums are sensitive.

If anything feels uncomfortable at any point, you can always let your dentist know, and they'll adjust accordingly.

The length of time a check up takes depends on how healthy and stable the teeth and gums are.

For routine check ups where there are no new issues, often the check up will only take fifteen to twenty minutes.

For a new patient with many issues, the initial check up can take 40 minutes, and sometimes we'll even require a second visit for further discussion or record taking.

It's very normal to be nervous about having a check up, especially if it's been a while since your last one.

You should let us know in advance so we can make sure we do everything possible to make your visit easier.

If it helps, you can come and visit the practice and get to know the team before your first appointment.

Everyone, including your dentist, will be happy to speak to you and answer any questions you have to help alleviate your anxiety before visiting for a check up.

You won't lose your NHS dentist if you come to see a private dentist.

You don't need to be registered to just one dentist and can visit any dentist for any reason without jeopardising your ability to see your NHS dentist.