New Patients

We would like to welcome you to our practice

We understand that choosing a new dentist can be a big decision and, for some, a leap of faith.

We are delighted to say that very many of our clients come to us by way of personal recommendation from their friends or family members. We think this a huge compliment. Please do tell us if this is how you found us.

If you would like some advice, before making your decision, please give us a call on 01489 573207 or send us a message via our contact form (to the right of this page). We will be very happy to answer any questions and, if you wish. There is no obligation to join us at this stage – but if you like what you see, you are welcome to become a patient of the practice by booking an assessment appointment with one of our dentists.

Your first visit

We look forward to welcoming you to Warsash Dental Practice.

On your first visit to us, we would ask you to arrive at the practice 10 minutes before your appointment time; this is so you can complete a medical questionnaire (PDF).

Please rest assured that all information you provide is strictly confidential.

You will be called through to meet your Dentist and his/her dental surgery assistant. We take the time to discuss any dental problems you are having and listen to your concerns. Your dentist will also talk through your medical form, discussing any relevant issues.

Once we have completed this, we will carry out a thorough dental examination and oral cancer screening, checking your teeth, gums and surrounding tissues. We use the latest technology such as low dose digital radiography. Here at North Street we use Digital x-rays, which reduce radiation by up to 90%.

It is very important to us that you understand and are involved in the diagnosis and treatment planning. We will give you a range of treatment options for consideration. We work with you to ensure you are fully informed and thus can make the appropriate choices for your treatment plan under our clinical guidance. We are very open and clear about the cost of proposed treatment, and give every patient a detailed treatment plan with a written estimate of costs.

In complex cases we may need to gather more detailed information and involve other colleagues within the relevant speciality.