When you come to see us for the first time, your dentist will sit down with you and discuss your assessment and how we intend to proceed with treatment. There may be options to be considered in certain cases. In cases where the procedure is straightforward, we will carry out treatment there and then. For more complex and involved cases, a further evaluation may be required or we may schedule a timetable of appointments for your course of treatment.

It will help us to speed things up if you can bring this information with you:

The referral letter/slip.

Any X-rays from previous procedures if you have them available.

For dental or medical insurance, please complete the relevant forms prior to your visit.

Note any medications that you are taking and let us know,

Young patients under 18 MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Our surgery hours are from 09:00 AM to 1:00 PM Monday to Friday.

When you call for an appointment we will slot you in at the earliest opportunity. For emergency cases or if you are experiencing severe discomfort or pain, we will do our best to see you as quickly as possible and on the same day if we can.

Nobody likes waiting and we understand that. We will make every effort to see you at the appointed time. Be aware that occasionally procedures for other patients may take longer than anticipated. Sometimes, emergencies occur that can cause our schedule to run late. Please bear this in mind and understand that any delays are regretted but may be unavoidable.

For appointments or queries, please call on (305) 444-3074

Good oral hygiene is as essential after oral surgery as at any other time. You can resume brushing your teeth after 24 hours. It may also be beneficial to gently rinse your mouth every so often with mild salt water (1/4 teaspoon of salt in a glass of water). DO NOT use mouth wash or hydrogen peroxide rinses for 14 days.