Queens Court Dental Practice
16 Queens Court, Sandgate, KA7 1LE · NHS dental practice · NHS Ayrshire and Arran
Queens Court Dental Practice offers general and cosmetic dentistry including dental implants, crowns, veneers, teeth whitening, white fillings, root canal treatment, and orthodontics using Invisalign, Cfast, and Clearcorrect. The practice uses digital x-rays and an intra-oral scanner. Patients consistently highlight the calm, attentive approach of the team and the helpful, welcoming reception staff.
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Treatments & services 11
Mentioned on the practice's own website · last checked May 2026. These are the treatments we could find. The practice may offer more.
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Source: practice website · last checked May 2026.
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Patient information
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Patient reviews
From the reviews belowReviewers praise the dentists and hygienists for being gentle and thoughtful, and the front desk for being helpful and friendly.
A. Hunter and her assistant are amazing, I feel very lucky to be assigned to them, very thoughtful and good at what they do. The front desk workers are always happy and very helpful, all round a great place, I heavily suggest if you are looking for a dentistry, to join this one.
The new hygienist (I think is Louise Wilson) was incredible. She made my teeth look amazing and got out stains that the other hygienist couldn't. Totally reccomend her
I am the worst patient you could imagine! However I am very impressed with dentist Hannah Geller. Gentle, calm, patience of a saint, instructive, & also a great dentist. All staff really pleasant & helpful. Great reminder system in place as well. Can't fault my treatment there. I can highly recommend this dental practice!!
Had extensive work done prior to having dentures fitted from reception, to nurse and Dentist Neil it was an ex experience I will remember for all the right reasons. Great Service Thank you Mr Young.
The team 0
0 GDC-registered clinicians listed on the practice's website.
General Dental Council registration numbers shown on the practice's website · last checked May 2026.
Facilities & access
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Technology
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Emergency appointments
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