Dental surgery exeter

Are dental operations painful?
Fortunately, a general dentist understands that pain will often accompany oral surgery.
The dentist will likely prescribe a pain medication that the patient can take during the recovery period.
This medication can also reduce any swelling and help with nausea.
Over-the-counter medication can also be helpful..
Does Exeter do dentistry?
This Dental Surgery BDS course offered at University of Exeter can be studied Full-time.
For more detailed information about Dental Surgery at University of Exeter, please visit the institution website..
Band 2: \xa370.70
Covers all treatment included in Band 1, plus additional treatment, such as fillings, root canal treatment and removing teeth (extractions).

Are You an NHS dental practice in Exeter?

Yes, we are an NHS dental practice in Exeter, however, please note, we are not currently accepting new NHS patients

If you are interested in joining our practice, please contact us in person or via phone to find out more about registering with us

Here at Bupa Dental Care Exeter, New North Road, we offer a wide range of treatments and services

In addition to check-ups and hygiene appointments, we also offer several cosmetic dentistry services

With our invisible or clear orthodontic treatments, including the Cfast and Six Month Smiles systems, we can help you achieve straighter teeth

At Exeter Advanced Dentistry you’ll always be in the safest of hands

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Exeter Advanced Dentistry are a private dentist based in Exeter

A love of quality lies at the heart of everything we do

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