Will the treatment hurt?
There is no reason why your surgery should hurt. If there is a chance the procedure may cause you pain, then we will administer a local anaesthetic.
How long with my treatment take?
All surgery procedures have diffent appointment lengths. The dentist or dental nurse will be pleased to inform you of the appointment lenght required to complete your surgery.
How many visits will I need?
The number of visits you will require depends solely on the surgery / treatments you require. The dentist will discuss a treatment plan with you, and advise you of the number of visits that will be required, and the explain the stages.
Is the dentist qualified?
Yes, all of our dental surgeons are fully qualified, and have over 60 years combined experience. We are also proud to have some of the most highly qualified practitioners in the north of England.
I am afraid of the dentist.
You are not alone. However you have no need to worry. We have highly skilled, experienced dental surgeons, and we are always happy to discuss your treatments, and put you mind at ease. Please mention your concerns / fears to your dentist, and we will reassure you at every stage.
Can I eat after surgery?
You can normally eat after one hour of having treatment. If we have had to use a local anaesthetic you may have a numb feeling for up to 3-4 hours. We reccomend that you take extra care following a local anaesthetic when eating or drinking hot items.
How quickly will I be seen if I am in pain?
Care is taken to ensure that anyone who is a registered patient in pain will be seen within 24 Hours. If you are in severe pain outside of normal hours call (01253) 301600 for the Emergency Dental Service (EDS) which is situated on Whitegate Drive in Blackpool.
