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Dant & Daisy

Family dental studio

Gentle dental care for the whole family

Check-ups, fillings, root canals and braces for adults, and calm, unhurried first visits for children. Every plan and its cost explained before we begin.

  • Children from the age of two
  • Evening appointments
  • Same-day slots for emergencies
A bright dental room with a lilac dental chair beside a window with plants

Treatments

What we treat

Each treatment is explained in plain words, with the options, before you decide.

  • Check-ups and cleaning

    An examination, scaling and polishing, and advice for home care.

  • Fillings

    Tooth-coloured fillings for cavities and small chips.

  • Root canal treatment

    Saving an infected tooth, under local anaesthesia.

  • Braces and aligners

    Straightening teeth for teenagers and adults.

  • Crowns and bridges

    Restoring broken teeth and replacing missing ones.

  • Dental implants

    A fixed replacement for a missing tooth, planned with X-rays.

  • Children's dentistry

    Check-ups, fluoride and sealants to prevent cavities.

  • Teeth whitening

    In-clinic whitening, after a check-up to see if it suits you.

A children's corner in a clinic waiting area with small chairs, picture books and wooden toys

For children

First visits that feel easy

A child's first visits shape how they feel about dentists for years, so we take them slowly.

  • A first visit just to meet the chair, with no treatment
  • Everything explained with mirrors and models
  • A parent in the room throughout
  • Fluoride and sealants to keep cavities away

Your first visit

How a first appointment goes

  1. Request a time

    Message or call. We confirm the appointment and remind you the day before.

  2. Examination

    The dentist checks your teeth and gums, with an X-ray only if it is needed.

  3. A written plan

    Your options, the plan we suggest and its cost, in writing, before anything starts.

  4. Treatment at your pace

    Appointments are booked to suit you, and you can stop to ask questions at any time.

Toothache or a broken tooth?

Message us. Same-day slots are kept every day for dental emergencies.

Dental instruments in sealed sterilisation pouches on a tray

Our standards

Clean and careful, for every patient

  • Sterilised and sealed

    Instruments are sterilised and opened from sealed pouches in front of you.

  • Single-use where it matters

    Needles, suction tips, cups and bibs are used once and discarded.

  • Fresh protection

    New gloves, masks and chair covers for every patient.

  • Digital X-rays

    Taken only when needed, and shown to you on screen.

Dentists

Who will look after you

A real clinic's website lists every dentist with their qualifications and Dental Council registration number. This demo's dentists don't exist, so their details are left out.

  • Dentist

    Name, qualifications and registration number shown here.

  • Orthodontist

    Name, qualifications and registration number shown here.

  • Paediatric dentist

    Name, qualifications and registration number shown here.

Questions

Before you come in

From what age do you see children?

From the age of two, starting with a short visit to meet the dentist and the chair.

Does a root canal hurt?

It is done under local anaesthesia, so most people feel pressure rather than pain.

Can braces be paid for in stages?

Yes. Treatment that runs over months can be paid in stages, agreed in writing at the start.

Do you give receipts for insurance claims?

Yes, an itemised receipt for every visit, for reimbursement claims.

Visit

Clinic hours

Monday to Saturday
10 am – 2 pm, 5 – 9 pm
Sunday
Emergencies, by appointment

The clinic is on the ground floor, with step-free entry.

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A clinic reception with a rounded desk, plants and a bench seat
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