General dentistry

General dentistry at Clinic95 covers private dental treament, emergency appointments, routine and dental hygiene check-ups and more.

What kind of appointment are you interested in? 

Choose from

• Private dental appointments
• Emergency private appointments
• Hygiene appointments
  

Private dental treatment at Clinic 95

For your peace of mind…

Disabled Access

We have disabled access to the clinic via a ramp at our dedicated entrance, and ground floor accessible surgeries for your treatment.  Please make sure to tell the receptionist of your access needs when booking your appointment.

First Aid

All clinic staff, including the admin staff and receptionists, are fully trained in First Aid, including in the use of the clinic defibrillator.

Confidentiality

Your personal details and records are kept with the utmost security.  The clinic fully complies with all regulations on patient confidentiality and data protection.

Clinic 95 also offer a competitive dental finance deal, including 0% finance that can help with treatment plans that are £250+ . Finance is available through Tabeo - just ask us for details.

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Relative analgesia

Nervous patients are particularly welcome here at Clinic 95. 

We have lots of ways to help you relax if you're feeling anxious about seeing a dentist. 

These range from simply coming into the clinic to meet us and have a look around so you have the opportunity to ask any questions you have before you make an appointment, to a range of medical relaxants we can use to calm your nerves once you're in the dentist's chair.  Read more on relative analgesia here.

The three things that most dentists won't tell you

1. Not all dentists will always give you every option available, sometimes simply because they cannot provide a particular service. We guarantee that we always will.
2. Sometimes dentists make presumptions about affordability and therefore limit your choices. Make sure you are given every option in order to make an informed choice.
3. You don't necessarily need to see the your dentist every six months if your dentist tells you this! You could be advised to come annually, as some of our patients do.