Frequently Asked Questions
Any questions that can’t be answered, please contact us here.
How do I book an appointment at Crankhall Lane Dental Practice?
To book an appointment, contact Crankhall Lane Dental Practice by telephone or use the contact details provided on our website. Our team can help you discuss your needs and find out what type of appointment is appropriate. If you are experiencing dental pain or have an urgent concern, please let us know when you get in touch.
Do you accept new patients?
Please contact our team to check our current availability for new patients. We can explain the registration process, the types of appointments available and any information you may need to provide before your first visit.
How often should I visit the dentist?
The recommended frequency of dental check-ups depends on your individual oral health, your risk of developing dental problems and any existing conditions. Your dentist will advise how often you should attend, helping you maintain healthy teeth and gums and identify potential problems early.
What should I expect at my first dental appointment?
Your first appointment will usually involve discussing your dental history, any concerns you have and your general oral health. Your dentist will examine your teeth and gums and may recommend further investigations, such as X-rays, if clinically appropriate. They will explain any findings and discuss suitable next steps with you.
What should I do if I need an emergency dentist?
If you experience severe toothache, dental swelling, a broken tooth or another urgent dental problem, contact Crankhall Lane Dental Practice as soon as possible. Explain your symptoms so the team can advise you on the appropriate next steps and whether an urgent appointment may be available. If you have severe swelling affecting your breathing or swallowing, seek emergency medical help immediately.
Do you offer NHS and private dental treatment?
The types of dental care available can vary depending on the service and current practice arrangements. Please contact our team to confirm whether NHS appointments are available for your needs and to discuss private treatment options. We can also explain the relevant charges before you decide how to proceed.
How much does dental treatment cost?
The cost of treatment depends on the type of care you need and the complexity of your case. Following an assessment, your dentist can explain the recommended treatment and any applicable costs. We encourage patients to ask questions about fees and available options before agreeing to treatment.