A first visit they won't be frightened of.
Calm, playful appointments that build healthy habits early — and end on a good note, every single time.
40 min · £39
Is it right for me?
- It is their first ever visit and you would like it to go well.
- They have been before and it did not.
- You would like brushing explained to them by somebody who is not you.
What's involved
- A ride in the chair before anything else happens
- Counting teeth, then a gentle look
- Brushing shown to them, not lectured at you
- Every visit ended on a good note
Three steps, and you always know the next one
- 1
Booked in their name
Forty minutes, so nothing has to be rushed and nobody has to be talked into anything.
- 2
Their turn in the chair
Up and down, count the teeth, have a look. If that is all they will do on day one, that is a good day one.
- 3
Back in six months
Little and often is what makes a child comfortable at the dentist. The visits get shorter from here.
£39sample figure
£39 is the sample new-patient price used throughout this demo site — illustration only. A real practice shows its own.
Book their first visit · £39The answers before you have to ask
- From what age?
- As soon as the first teeth are through — mostly so the room stops being a strange place.
- Can I stay with them?
- Always. Most little ones sit on a parent's lap the first time, and that is fine by us.
- What if they will not open their mouth?
- Then they do not. We try again in six months and nobody makes a fuss about it.
Pick your own time
New patient check-up is already selected below. Confirmation straight away, reminder the day before — and you can switch to any other appointment with one tap.
Ask us first — booking can wait
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