Clandeboye Dental Clinic
NHS dental care in Northern Ireland
NHS dentistry in Northern Ireland is run by Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland. In Northern Ireland practices manage their own lists, so contact them directly to ask whether they are taking new health service patients.
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Private prices
This practice doesn't publish private prices. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.A private check-up typically costs £60 in the UK.
Opening times
| Monday | 9am to 5:15pm |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 9am to 5:15pm |
| Wednesday | 9am to 5:15pm |
| Thursday | 9am to 5:15pm |
| Friday (today) | 9am to 5pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Treatments and facilities
About Clandeboye Dental Clinic
Clandeboye Dental Clinic in Bangor, County Down, offers fully qualified dental care with a team of 4 dentists and 1 hygienist. The practice has been established for over 40 years, serving patients who want routine support as well as more involved treatment options. Patients can access a wide range of care, from simple fillings to cosmetic procedures including facial line softening, teeth straightening and whitening. The clinic also lists hygienist services, composite bonding, tooth whitening and dental implants, alongside both NHS dentistry and private dentistry. The team is described as fully experienced, qualified and registered, with an emphasis on efficient services and a stress-free approach. For anyone considering an initial consultation, the clinic invites patients to get in touch to discuss their needs and book an appointment.
Reviews
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Read the reviews on GoogleTeam
- Megan ParsonsAssociate Dentist, QUB 2018
- Sean McAuleyAssociate Dentist, QUB 2013
- Clive KirkpatrickPrincipal Dentist, QUB 2008
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