9 Woodhouse Square, Leeds, LS3 1AD

Book your general
dental appointment

General dentistry covers a wide range of treatments, all of which are hugely important to preserving oral health. Our state-of-the-art dental practice is the perfect place for you to get a check-up, visit the hygienist or even undergo dental surgery - simply put, we’re here to provide you with a premium dental care experience.

Our award-winning practice is amongst the busiest in West Yorkshire. This is due to our commitment to providing a plethora of treatment options, all at the highest standard of quality. Our expert, welcoming staff are waiting for your arrival!

* We are not currently accepting NHS patients

I want to book an Adult's Exam

I want to book a Kid's Exam

I want to book an Emergency Appointment

I want to book a Clean & Polish

I want to book a Cosmetic Consultation

Nervous Patient?

No problem. Our dental implant dentists
are experts at helping patients cope
with anxiety & phobias.

Sedation Available

We ensure our patients are as
comfortable as possible with sedation
options available!

Affordable Payment Plans

We have flexible payment plans
available to make the treatment
more affordable.

Claim Back Your Confidence
& Smile Again!

General/routine examinations are vital as it provides us with the opportunity to understand your smile ambitions, as well as any issues that you’d like for us to treat. This way, we’ll be able to assess what’s needed and advise you accordingly.

How often should I see the dentist?

For most people, every 6 months is recommended. Some patients with exceptional circumstances however, may need to schedule more visits.

How do I best prevent gum disease?

The best way is to limit the build-up of plaque, and we do this by regularly brushing and flossing in the right way. In addition to this, visiting the dental practice for thorough professional cleaning will go a long way to ensuring the removal of plaque, which will help to prevent gum disease.

When should my child visit the dentist?

A child’s first visit to the dentist should be when they get their first tooth and should be no later than 1 year after their birth. This exposure to the dental setting will prepare your child for future routine visits so that they become normal and expected.