White 32 | Dental

Avoid at all costs!!!. Im now £2k worse off & in more pain than when I first set foot through their broken door!!! First attended White 32 in october to deal with a broken tooth. Explained my strong phobia of dentists & entrusted myself to Doctor David Idicula. Initially I was left feeling happy after the root canal seemed to go ok. For my follow up I was met Alex who explained that David had abruptly left the business. No explanation as to why & no prior warning that id be seeing someone else which i felt was very poor practice. She handed me over to her Partner Dal Tambar for what turned…

be very careful when booking any treatment here, incredibly evasive when chasing information or refunds but more than happy to take as much as they can when it suits them ignore any unctuous persuasion, they will rob you blind. much better off seeking help at literally any other private practise inevitably there will be a reply saying "our fees are normal" or "we are sorry ..." or "we don't recognise your name" but this is all part of the subterfuge. The tv fish tank sums the place up: hollow and parsimonious. I had to stare at that fish tank for around 45 minutes the first time, another …

As always, an excellent service from all at White 32. I've had several treatments here and at no point did i feel rushed or pressured into any decisions. Sam is meticulous in his work and always makes sure to do his job to a high standard. All the staff members are very friendly making each visit a pleasant experience. I would definitely recommend this practice to anyone who feels nervous about visiting a dentist as it has a relaxed atmosphere that instantly puts you at ease. A special thank you to Sam and Alex who have been brilliant and professional from the very beginning.

Really disappointed and upset with the treatment my daughter received here. She is a 1st year student at Leeds University and suffers with her wisdom teeth. She had the same problem, as she currently does, just before Christmas and we went to our local dentist to her home where he diagnosed Pericoronitis. He prescribed her antibiotics and within three days the symptoms were practically gone and she was fine by the end of the week. She got exactly the same painful symptoms a week or so ago and went to this practice because she couldn’t find a local NHS one that could see her that evening. Sh…