A small, steady team.
Three roles rather than a rotating roster.
This is a demonstration practice, so the team is shown by role only: no names, titles or photographs of people who don’t exist. A real practice introduces its own registered practitioners here.
Principal dentist
Example role · not a real practitioner
Takes the longer appointments, so is often who nervous patients and first visits are booked with.
Focus
- Nervous patients
- Restorative dentistry
- Root canal treatment
Dentist
Example role · not a real practitioner
Looks after most family appointments and Saturday mornings, and explains each step before it happens.
Focus
- Children and families
- Check-ups
- Emergency care
Oral health therapist
Example role · not a real practitioner
Runs the hygiene and preventive side of the practice: cleans, fluoride, fissure seals and the honest conversation about flossing.
Focus
- Hygiene visits
- Preventive care
- Children's cleans
You can ask for the same person again.
Book with the teamWhen you book, the receptionist offers times with whoever delivers that kind of visit, and you can ask for someone you have seen before. Continuity is suggested, but the choice is always yours.
For same-day emergency time, we assign whoever has availability that morning, since the priority is getting you seen quickly rather than matching a preference.
Ready to book?
Ask for a visit and the receptionist offers free times from the diary.