Kendrick View Dental Practice

read moreThe address of Reading dentists for over a hundred years, Kendrick View Dental Practice is located in one of Reading's most distinguished Georgian properties. Originally the home of local writer Mary Russell Mitford, Kendrick View has a long history of providing quality dentistry for the people of Berkshire. In fact many of Reading's most distinguished dentists have worked here over the years. Today we are still as committed to providing the very best dentistry for our patients and are at the forefront of dental education, cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, occlusion, implants, innovation and care.

read moreAt Kendrick View Dental Practice, we are committed to providing all of our patients with high quality dental care. An important part of this commitment is making ourselves available to patients with dental emergencies. We endeavour to offer everybody an appointment on the day that the emergency occurs. If this is not convenient, we will offer an appointment as soon as you are available for attendance at the practice. During our working week, time is made available each day to ensure that you will be offered an appointment.

read moreKendrick View has provided dental services for over a century, and has been maintained by stable leadership over this time. Our partners are all dentists too, committed to providing patients with the best possible care. Through continuing education, investment and innovation, we provide clinical excellence with a personal touch. Understanding that everyone is unique, we pride ourselves on taking the time to get to know you. Ritu, one of the Partners at Kendrick View, qualified in 1985 from Birmingham University and joined the practice a year later.

read moreGood employers realise that their employees are their most valuable asset and appreciate that their health and happiness is of great importance to ensure a good working environment. In order to guarantee their wellbeing and at the same time allow a minimum time away from the office, it's important that your staff have the best access to treatment should they require it - so that the problem is solved promptly and they can return to health, happiness and top performance as soon as possible. Dental pain and other issues are some of the most common conditions we can encounter.

read moreRoot canal (endodontic) treatment is generally the only means of treating a tooth when the tissue in the middle of the tooth has been infected, damaged or has died. This tissue, called the pulp, contains nerves and blood vessels that help nourish the tooth. After the pulp is removed, the pulp chamber and root canals are cleaned, disinfected, filled and sealed. If you don't have this done, an abscess will develop and this is frequently very painful, particularly when it flares up (an acute abscess).

read moreThis practice complies with the 1998 Data Protection Act and this policy describes our procedures for ensuring that personal information about patients is processed fairly and lawfully. To provide you with a high standard of dental care and attention, we need to hold personal information about you. We need to keep comprehensive and accurate personal data about our patients in order to provide them with safe and appropriate dental care. We also need to process personal data about you in order to provide care under NHS arrangements and to ensure the proper management and administration of the NHS.

read moreYou may have heard or seen about implants in the news or press or know a friend who has one. A dental implant is the closest substitute we have today to a real tooth root. Implants can be used as anchors for crowns, bridges or dentures. This means they can be used to securely replace anything from a single missing tooth up to a full row of teeth. A dental implant is a substitute for the root of your natural tooth and is made from titanium which integrates with bone. Titanium is well accepted by the human body and there are very few cases of allergy or rejection.

read moreGeneral Practice Dentistry is the bedrock of our work at Kendrick View, with regular check-ups and periodontal maintenance aiming to optimise our patients' oral health for a lifetime of pain-free biting, chewing and smiling! Corporate Dentistry is very important to us at Kendrick View. With regular check-ups and periodontal maintenance aiming to optimise our patients' oral health for a lifetime of pain-free biting, chewing and smiling! As a new patient, you may be a little nervous and unsure what to expect so we'd like to put you at your ease.