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NHS Dentist in East Belfast
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The NHS place will obviously be cheaper, but the range of treatment, the time they have available, and the individual care would all be much less.
If you get on well with your current dentist, feel you get good treatment, feel everything is well explained to you, then I really wouldn't risk moving. You're not being ripped off - that's what it costs to provide time with people.
If everything still feels rushed, and you feel like your pushed through the practice on a conveyor belt, then you've probably got nothing to loose.How to find a dentist.
1. Get recommendations from friends/family/neighbours/etc.
2. Once you have a short-list, VISIT the practices - dont just phone. Go on the pretext of getting a Practice Leaflet.
3. Assess the helpfulness of the staff and the level of the facilities.
4. Only book initial appointment when you find a place you are happy with.0 -
They are brilliant ...i go to the dentist upstairs. Think that is mark is it ?someone on here recommended them to me in the first place....
they really make time for you. not like my old dentist who wanted you in and out and didnt want to be put out......Lemon in dundonald village....AVOID THEM.......0 -
you peeps are lifesavers- have just moved to east belfast and hubby needs a dentist. Was about to start my research and thought to go to this site and woohoo- got the info i needed- appointment with cherryvalley for next wed:beer:0
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Am wondering if I move to Cherryvalley, will they at some point in the future introduce charges for children too?Feel free to thank me, it makes my toes tingle and my ears go warm :T0
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PandaPants wrote: »I'll third that. He's a great dentist and quite easy on the eye too....
I'll fourth that! My daughter, 26yrs, has always had a fear of dental treatment but this guy has changed her life! :Tplaning for the future, living for today0 -
Hi all
I am moving from England to Belfast at the end of next week. I currently have an NHS dentist and have a lot of problems withmy teeth so am desparate to find an NHS Dentist in Belfast. I have a car so can travel.
I have searched the internet and cant find anyone, but you guys seem really helpful.
If anyone knows of an NHS Dentist in Belfast who is taking on I would be very greatful
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thank you soooo much! I am really grateful! :j
I shall contact them as soon as I move over next week (... after unpacking the kettle of course!)
Thanks again
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aphroditeplym wrote: »thank you soooo much! I am really grateful! :j
I shall contact them as soon as I move over next week (... after unpacking the kettle of course!)
Thanks again
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:Thaving moved to Dundonald our new dentist is Kevin Lemon.He is an excellent dentist,fantastic with kids and good value for money.Could highly recommend.:T0
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