Carleton Dental Practice

I have a really bad fear of anything to do with dentists. From 1st contact everyone I’ve spoken to and met in this practice has been patient, kind and understanding. The dentist I see is called Conor and he has been amazing. I’m in my 60s and if I’d attended a dentist so good before I wouldn’t have half the fear I have. I’ve had no waiting for an appointment and he has taken teeth out where I have abscesses and I’ve not felt a thing(unlike with other dentists). He has made sure I have a denture plate that I’m totally happy with. Nothing seems to be to much for him. Hope he’s stays in this …

I have been a patient in 'Carlton Dental Practice' for greater than twenty five years. David and Angela, the Practice is a credit to both of yourselves. It is managed very smoothly and efficiently. All of the staff are always welcoming and friendly. I have been under the care of Drs Sinead and Conor. Both great dentists, very professional and pleasant manners. They have always made me feel totally relaxed and well informed with their excellent care. I can't recommend 'Carlton Dental Practice highly enough. Most certainly worth the drive from the North Coast. Wishing all of you a Merry Chris…

I have been with Carleton dental practice from I was a child and have always been impressed with the care. Yesterday I had a toothache and phoned first thing in the morning. The reception staff on the phone were so pleasant and I was offered an appointment for that morning. On arrival again the reception staff are just lovely and set the atmosphere at Carleton. I was seen by the lovely Una and a lovely dental nurse who I’m unsure of her name. Una is a lovely professional who took the time to find out where the problem was and I was treated accordingly. It’s a pleasure to be a patient here …

Very pleased to be seen so quickly, but the possibility of an eye watering bill for further treatment was very off-putting. Most people simply cannot afford to pay £500-900 for dental treatment and even £50 today for a quick check and an xray takibg 5 mins was a bit steep. It's a desperate shame dentists are not still under the nhs and providing treatment without patients having to resort to remortgaging the house.