Richmond Road Dental Practice

Dentist in Kingston upon Thames, South West London KT2 5HE

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About the Business

We are one of the longest established dental practices in Kingston with a well deserved reputation for very high standards of care and technical expertise as well as a friendly family atmosphere. The Practice has been open at 206 Richmond Road since the 1950s and Anand Patel has been there since 2007.

Since 1990 we have offered private care to adults and NHS care to children. We aim to make dental care affordable without compromising our high standards, and through the efficiency of our twin surgeries manage to keep our fees modestly below the average for the area, whilst providing a quality of treatment and service that we feel is among the best available. We have always had a very clear pricing structure with a set price for every item of treatment. Very occasionally we may vary these when treatments take significantly more (or less) time than usual. We aim to make it clear to patients from the outset the likely cost of their treatment.

We have long serving staff with receptionists, nurses and associate dentists staying for very many years. Our current pool has staff with 19, 15, 9 and 2 year’s service so you will always be welcomed by a friendly face with a vast experience of dentistry and the unique knowledge of what actually works as well as the latest science and techniques. Our team of two qualified dental nurses and our receptionist /practice manager have some 90 years of experience in dentistry between them and if they don’t know the answer to any query about your treatment they know someone who does!

Business Services

Implants

A dental implant essentially substitutes for a missing tooth root. It is commonly cylinder or screw shaped. Each implant is carefully and precisely drilled into the location of the intended tooth and provides a foundation for long-term support of replacement teeth.

Almost all dental implants in use today are made from titanium or titanium alloy. These materials have been shown to be well tolerated by bone. The terms ‘osseointegrated implants’ and ‘endosseous implants’ are widely used to describe dental implants that can develop and maintain a close union with bone in order to support replacement teeth.

Preventive Dentistry

Preventive dentistry is the modern approach to reducing the amount of dental treatment required to maintain a healthy mouth and help keep your teeth for life.

Tooth loss primarily results from gum disease and decay. A proactive approach to the management of these causes therefore increases the opportunity for prevention.

Whilst it is the ideal way to manage the oral healthcare of children and young adults, it is the recommended approach for everyone – including people with false teeth who can benefit through the early identification of conditions like mouth cancer and denture stomatitis.