We have a firm belief that “prevention is better than cure.”
That’s what we aim to teach our young patients.
Our team includes oral health educators who work hard to ensure that children become used to a dental environment, so they don’t find it a daunting experience at a later stage.
All our clinicians aim to build a strong, trustworthy relationship with our younger patients and provide them with the best dental care and advice.
Expert Dentists
15+ Years
Duration
30 - 45 minutes
Fee
From £35
We also offer Membership Plan from only 75p per day!
Intra Oral Radiograph £12
OPG (Large X-Ray) £50
Cone Beam CT Scan (Both Arches) £195
We encourage parents to bring their child for the first examination when the child turns one.
This first visit is about getting the child familiarised with the environment and educating parents about how to look after their child’s oral health.
Regular 6 monthly visits from after that ensures that your dentist can identify any potential problems such as bottle carries, frenum issues and give tips on mouth cleaning, teething and finger-sucking habits.
We pride ourselves on being the leading family dentist in Coulsdon and have fourth generation patients coming to the practice – a true testament to our expertise in providing family dentistry.
When your child turns 7, we conduct an orthodontic assessment to ensure the jaw growth is healthy.
This assessment is different from braces, which are typically done when a child becomes a teenager.
NHS check-ups are free, and during the check-up, we coach children on developing good dental habits and how to take care of their teeth.
We offer membership plans for children from £5 per month.
Direct access hygiene allows patients to receive dental hygiene services without a prescription.
At the time of the appointment, the patient signs a waiver acknowledging that direct access hygiene does not involve diagnosing treatment needs and is intended solely for soft tissue health and plaque control.
If the hygienist identifies any concerns, they will recommend that the patient schedule an appointment with a dentist.
Under this model, non-registered patients can visit a practice and receive hygiene services—often at a higher fee than registered private patients.
