About Us
Providing Private, NHS and Specialist Dentistry via Specialist Dental and Implant Centre in Clifton
Nordea Dental Clinique is a family orientated practice in the heart of Clifton.
We offer various means to look after your oral health, including our in-house Nordea Dental Plan, private and a limited amount of NHS dental contract.
We are also able to offer referrals to our sister practice Specialist Dental & Implant Centre should you require any specialist treatment.
Our team of dentists, hygienists, nurses and receptionists are welcoming, knowledgeable and approachable. We are all committed to understanding each patients individual needs, tailoring treatment plans and ways to approach good oral health.
We will fully discuss any treatment needs you may require, giving you a full breakdown of your investment and tailor any finance requirements to spread the cost.
As a practice we are committed to reducing our carbon footprint where possible, we offer all of our patients the opportunity to complete medical history forms and other documentation at home in their own time. We also have access to electronic touch pads in reception for those who are unable to complete these at home, our receptionists are always on available to lend a hand when required.
New Patients
Appointments
We always aim to see patients on time. It is our policy for each patient to see one dentist on a continuing basis.
First Visit
Prior to your first appointment you will be asked to fill out a medical history form. This helps ensure that before your dentist examines your mouth, he or she is aware of any important medical factors that could affect your treatment. Your dentist will discuss any important factors raised at your first visit.
Your first appointment is a two-way process where your dentist will discuss your concerns about your mouth. He or she will carry out an extensive examination and appropriate x-rays may be taken. This ensures that the team has enough information to be able to produce a treatment plan with estimated costs.
Dental Emergency?
Accidents can happen. If you have a dental emergency, it is best to get in touch as soon as possible. The sooner we know about your emergency, the sooner we can fix it. We strongly suggest that you check our guidance on what to do if you have a dental emergency.
Toothache?
Take advice from your dentist or doctor regarding the use of suitable analgesia. Toothache often means that there is an issue and we should see if there is a cause. If you have a constant pain, this indicates there is something wrong that requires attention.
Lost a crown?
Please keep the crown safe, so it can be re-cemented for you. If the underlying tooth is painful avoid eating near it and drink tepid drinks only.
Knocked out tooth?
If you can, place the tooth back into the socket and splint in place with silver paper. If this is not possible, DO NOT place the tooth in water. DO place it in some cold milk or on one side of your mouth between your teeth and cheeks until you can be seen either by us or a local hospital emergency dental department. Try not to handle the tooth root too much.
