Nervous Patients
- What do you mean by nervous patients?
- Being a nervous dental patient means different things to different people — perhaps you have bad memories from going to the dentist as a child — or maybe it is the thought of the treatment being painful.
- Can you help?
- Well the good news is that Dr. Babbra understands these fears and is especially trained to help you feel relaxed and assured when you visit us. As a private clinic we have the time and resources to alleviate your nervousness and ensure any treatment is virtually pain-free.
- If I am a 'nervous patient' what do I do?
- We like to make people feel relaxed and unhurried in our clinic as part of our service, but if you are especially nervous about visiting the dentist simply let us know when you book an appointment and we will take extra special care to make your visit as comfortable and re-assuring possible.
If you have any further questions, or wish to arrange an appointment, please give us a call on 01753 655 446 or contact us via our contact form, or drop into the clinic where our staff will be happy to help.
Membership Plan
Dental Wellbeing Members Benefits:
- 10% off treatments
- Free Check-ups
- Free cleans
- Free X-rays
- Free Medication
- ...and More!
(Conditions and Exceptions Apply)
Nervous Patient?
Are you nervous at the dentist? At Dental Wellbeing we are specially trained to help — Come this way...
Normal Opening Times
Monday |
0930 to 1730 |
Tuesday |
0900 to 1730 |
Wednesday |
0900 to 1800 |
Thursday |
0900 to 1800 |
Friday |
0900 to 1730 (Variable closing time) |
Saturday |
0930 to 1300 (By Prior arrangement only)v |
ATTENDANCE OF APPOINTMENTS
We already offer an automated SMS text and email reminder for appointments two days prior to the actual appointment.
If you wish to cancel or postpone an appointment please do so by calling the practice or leaving a voicemail; Emailed appointment cancellations are not acceptable.
We have two incoming lines and a facility for leaving voicemails even when the lines are busy.
Late cancellations and non-attendance for appointments made will be subject to “Failure to attend or late cancellation fees”.
There are no penalties or fees if an appointment needs to be postponed or cancelled two or more weekdays prior to an appointment.
Please try to provide us with as much notice as possible if you may not attend; by doing so we may be able to offer an appointment for someone who is suffering with dental pain and waiting to be seen.