Sandal Dentalcare

read moreAll our dentists adhere to the rules governing the profession under strict guidance from the General Dental Council (GDC) "Standards for Dental Professionals".

read moreSometimes there may not be room in your mouth for your wisdom teeth and, as they start to come through, they push against the teeth already there or may start to come through at an angle. When this happens, you might feel some pain or discomfort, so the best thing to do is to visit your dentist. The dentist will probably take an x-ray of your mouth to see how - or if - your wisdom teeth are coming through. From this, they will be able to make a judgement on whether or not to take them out, and how easy or difficult it might be.

read moreDental hygiene treatment includes professionally cleaning the teeth for the patient. This is usually called scaling and polishing. However, perhaps our most important role is showing the patient the best way to keep the teeth free of plaque.

read moreAbdurahman has a completed a five-year UK advanced specialist training in Oral Surgery at Sheffield University Teaching Hospitals, one of Europe's most reputable Oral Surgery units. He has extensive experience in all aspects of oral surgery, and a special interest in dental implants, bone grafting and dental surgery procedures, as well as providing sedation for nervous dental patients. Abdurahman originally qualified in 2003 in Cairo and moved to the UK in 2006 in pursuit of higher specialist training in oral surgery.

read moreSarah qualified in 1986 from Newcastle University. Throughout her career in general dental practice, she has striven to deliver the best patient care possible. Her aim has been to listen to patients' concerns and problems and so focus on their needs. She tries to ensure that they understand everything and to give treatment options, in addition to building a rapport and finding out more about them as individuals. Following graduation, she took part in a voluntary two-year vocational training scheme, which included a clinical attachment at Portsmouth Queen Alexandra's Hospital.

read moreKate graduated in 2012 with Honours from Sheffield University. After completing her vocational training in Newcastle, she then opted to do a year as a Senior House Officer in Oral and Maxillofacial surgery at Hull Royal Infirmary. Since then, Kate has undertaken the MFDS (RCS) examinations to gain membership to the Faculty of Dental Surgery awarded by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons. Kate is very passionate about dentistry and providing the best care and experience for her patients; she has completed a number of postgraduate courses, and has also undertaken a Post Graduate Certificate in Aesthetic and Restorative dentistry (PG Cert) and is working towards her Diploma.

read moreWe endeavour to give each patient a printed estimate of their proposed treatment at their examination and to inform them of any changes that may occur. Prices involving laboratory costs may vary due to fluctuating metal prices. Prices are correct at the time of printing.