About Us
Welcome to Clifton Dental Surgery
Your smile is one of the first things people notice and a healthy smile is one of the most attractive features anyone can have. A healthy natural smile not only affects your appearance and self-confidence but also your sense of well-being.
At our caring practice we take great pride in offering the highest quality dental treatments using state of the art equipment and materials. All our dental surgeons are UK trained and highly experienced in general, cosmetic and implant dentistry, and are committed to ongoing professional training.
Based in the heart of Clifton village since 1996, the high tech surgeries have been designed to offer the very best in modern dentistry in relaxed comfortable and elegant surroundings.
New Patients
We warmly welcome new patients to Clifton Dental Surgery on a private basis. Registering is easy, simply give us a call or visit the practice in person if you’re nearby.
- Oral cancer screening
- Routine x-rays
- Assessment of your overall dental health
Dental Emergency?
Accidents happen, and when they do, it’s important to act fast. If you’re experiencing a dental emergency, please contact us as soon as possible so we can provide prompt care and relief. We reserve daily emergency appointments for our registered patients. Where availability allows, we’re also happy to accommodate unregistered patients who need urgent care.
Tooth pain is often a sign that something isn’t right. If you’re in discomfort, speak with your dentist or doctor about suitable pain relief (analgesics). Persistent or severe toothache should never be ignored, please get in touch so we can investigate the cause and treat the issue.
If a crown falls out, keep it safe, we may be able to re-cement it. In the meantime, avoid chewing on that side of your mouth and stick to lukewarm drinks to reduce sensitivity.
If a permanent (adult) tooth has been knocked out, act quickly, the first hour is crucial for saving the tooth.
- Gently hold the tooth by the crown (the white part), avoiding the root.
- If needed, rinse it briefly with cold milk or saline, do not scrub or use soap.
- Carefully place the tooth back into the socket, then bite down on a soft cloth or hold it in place with clean foil.
- Store the tooth in a container of cold milk, or
- Place it between the cheek and gums, but only if the person is old enough not to swallow it.
- Do not use water and avoid handling the root.
- Do not try to reinsert a baby (milk) tooth, this can damage the developing adult tooth underneath.
- Seek emergency dental care immediately, ideally within 30 to 60 minutes of the injury.