Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service

We are a Special Care Dental service that provides dental care and oral health promotion for children, adults and the elderly with special care needs in the boroughs of Bromley, Bexley and Greenwich.

Find out more about Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service

Overview

Special care dentistry is for patients who may have a social, psychological or physical disability and who could need dental care to be adapted for them, which they may find difficult to access through their mainstream dentist.

Our team comprises of  General Dental Council (GDC) registered dental health professionals who have appropriate skills, knowledge and empathy to deliver the best dentistry and to improve the oral health of our special care and paediatric patients.

Treatment or advice is offered to patients referred to us by their own dentist, GP, or other healthcare professional. We also offer screening in special need schools and care homes, oral health promotion and specialist treatment for gum conditions.

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the form under ‘Using the Service.’

Please note: If your dentist has referred you and you have not been seen in our service yet and you have an urgent dental need, please contact your referring dentist.

For existing patients of the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service, please kindly contact the clinic where you are usually seen for an appointment. To access emergency dental care, please contact your usual clinic by telephone. Please note that emergencies will be clinically triaged on the telephone by a member of staff.​

The Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service clinic telephone numbers are as follows:

Barnard Health Centre: 01689 499 234

Lakeside Health Centre: 01689 499 234

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Using this service

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the forms below and then email it to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

The referral process has changed*
Please download the appropriate form below, complete and submit via email to
bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

Adult referral

To download the adult referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the adult referral form, click here

Paediatric referral

To download the paediatric referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the paediatric referral form click here

London paediatric acute dental providers, click here

*If you have sent a referral since 16:30 on Wednesday 28 August 2024 and 12:30 on Thursday 12 September 2024, please can you re-send it by downloading the manual referral form (MS Word) and email to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

We apologise for any inconvenience caused. 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Appointments

Your first appointment

At your first appointment the dentist will talk to you about what kind of dental treatment you might need. The dentist will need to have certain information to help plan your treatment, so you will need to fill in  a form giving your medical history, medication etc. We may have to ask you questions about your lifestyle, which you may feel are not related to your teeth, but to plan the best possible outcome, we need this information. The dentist will look in your mouth and take some x-ray pictures of your teeth.

You will also need to bring evidence of exemption from NHS dental charges if this applies to you, if not there will be a patient charge to pay.

Changing or cancelling an appointment

If you need to cancel an appointment please contact the clinic that originally booked your appointment with you. You will be able to find their number on your letter. We need at least 24 hours notice for cancellations.

If you don’t attend for an appointment or cancel at short notice, you will only get one more opportunity to use this service. Should you not turn up on a second occasion, we will discharge you from the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service. This ensures that patients on our waiting list can be seen as soon as possible.

Documents and information to support your appointment

Medical History form (MS Word document)

How much will I pay for NHS dental treatment? – NHS (www.nhs.uk)

Who is entitled to free NHS dental treatment in England? – NHS (www.nhs.uk)

More information on the Low Income Scheme (website)

Personal information – Bromley Healthcare

 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

More information

The following websites provide a range of dental information and additional resources such as leaflets and videos.  Please note that while we hope these resources may be useful, Bromley Healthcare cannot be held responsible for the content on external websites.

The British Society for Disability and Oral Health
Provides a wealth of information for patients with special care needs.

The British Society of Paediatric Dentistry
The British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD) is the national society dedicated to improving the oral health of children from birth to 16 years.

The British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry
Provides a forum for  all aspects of oral health and oral health care.

The British Society of Periodontology
Promotes the art and science of periodontology.  Periodontal disease affects the gums, bone and other supporting tissues of the teeth.

 

The Royal College of Anesthetists

You and your anaesthetic

Your child’s general anaesthetic

Patient information about anaesthesia

 

Leaflets

Oral health tips for tiny teeth

Oral health tips for children’s teeth

Oral health tips for teenagers

Super smiles – oral tips easy read

 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

For professionals

Patients can be referred via the Single Point of Entry form on EMIS.

Service Lead: Dr Saika Reshi. BDS, MSc Oral Medicine, MFDS RCSEng

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Overview

Special care dentistry is for patients who may have a social, psychological or physical disability and who could need dental care to be adapted for them, which they may find difficult to access through their mainstream dentist.

Our team comprises of  General Dental Council (GDC) registered dental health professionals who have appropriate skills, knowledge and empathy to deliver the best dentistry and to improve the oral health of our special care and paediatric patients.

Treatment or advice is offered to patients referred to us by their own dentist, GP, or other healthcare professional. We also offer screening in special need schools and care homes, oral health promotion and specialist treatment for gum conditions.

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the form under ‘Using the Service.’

Patient Safety is at the heart of what we do. In order to protect our staff and patients, we will contact you before your appointment to ask you questions relating to Covid-19 symptoms.

Please note: If your dentist has referred you and you have not been seen in our service yet and you have an urgent dental need, please contact your referring dentist.

For existing patients of the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service, please kindly contact the clinic where you are usually seen for an appointment. To access emergency dental care, please contact your usual clinic by telephone. Please note that emergencies will be clinically triaged on the telephone by a member of staff.​

The Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service clinic telephone numbers are as follows:

Beckenham Beacon: 01689 499 234

St Paul’s Cray Clinic: 01689 499 234

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Using this service

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the forms below and then email it to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

The referral process has changed*
Please download the appropriate form below, complete and submit via email to
bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

Adult referral

To download the adult referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the adult referral form, click here

Paediatric referral

To download the paediatric referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the paediatric referral form click here

London paediatric acute dental providers, click here

*If you have sent a referral since 16:30 on Wednesday 28 August 2024 and 12:30 on Thursday 12 September 2024, please can you re-send it by downloading the manual referral form (MS Word) and email to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

We apologise for any inconvenience caused. 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Appointments

Your first appointment

At your first appointment the dentist will talk to you about what kind of dental treatment you might need. The dentist will need to have certain information to help plan your treatment, so you will need to fill in a form giving your medical history, medication etc. We may have to ask you questions about your lifestyle, which you may feel are not related to your teeth, but to plan the best possible outcome, we need this information. The dentist will look in your mouth and take some x-ray pictures of your teeth.

You will also need to bring evidence of exemption from NHS dental charges if this applies to you, if not there will be a patient charge to pay.

Changing or cancelling an appointment

If you need to cancel an appointment please contact the clinic that originally booked your appointment with you. You will be able to find their number on your letter. We need at least 24 hours notice for cancellations.

If you don’t attend for an appointment or cancel at short notice, you will only get one more opportunity to use this service. Should you not turn up on a second occasion, we will discharge you from the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service. This ensures that patients on our waiting list can be seen as soon as possible.

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

More information

The British Society for Disability and Oral Health
Provides a wealth of information for patients with special care needs.

The British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry
Provides a forum for  all aspects of oral health and oral health care.

The British Society of Periodontology
Promotes the art and science of periodontology.  Periodontal disease affects the gums, bone and other supporting tissues of the teeth.

 

The Royal College of Anaesthists

You and your anaesthetic

Your child’s general anaesthetic

Patient information about anaesthesia

 

Leaflets

Top tips for childrens teeth

NHS dental charges 2015

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

For professionals

Patients can be referred via the Single Point of Entry form on EMIS.

Service Lead: Dr Saika Reshi. BDS, MSc Oral Medicine, MFDS RCSEng

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Overview

Special care dentistry is for patients who may have a social, psychological or physical disability and who could need dental care to be adapted for them, which they may find difficult to access through their mainstream dentist.

Our team comprises of  General Dental Council (GDC) registered dental health professionals who have appropriate skills, knowledge and empathy to deliver the best dentistry and to improve the oral health of our special care and paediatric patients.

Treatment or advice is offered to patients referred to us by their own dentist, GP, or other healthcare professional. We also offer screening in special need schools and care homes, oral health promotion and specialist treatment for gum conditions.

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the form under ‘Using the Service.’

Patient Safety is at the heart of what we do. In order to protect our staff and patients, we will contact you before your appointment to ask you questions relating to Covid-19 symptoms.

Please note: If your dentist has referred you and you have not been seen in our service yet and you have an urgent dental need, please contact your referring dentist.

For existing patients of the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service, please kindly contact the clinic where you are usually seen for an appointment. To access emergency dental care, please contact your usual clinic by telephone. Please note that emergencies will be clinically triaged on the telephone by a member of staff.​

The Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service clinic telephone numbers are as follows:

Garland Road: 01689 499 234

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Using this service

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the forms below and then email it to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

The referral process has changed*
Please download the appropriate form below, complete and submit via email to
bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

Adult referral

To download the adult referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the adult referral form, click here

Paediatric referral

To download the paediatric referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the paediatric referral form click here

London paediatric acute dental providers, click here

*If you have sent a referral since 16:30 on Wednesday 28 August 2024 and 12:30 on Thursday 12 September 2024, please can you re-send it by downloading the manual referral form (MS Word) and email to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

We apologise for any inconvenience caused. 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Appointments

Changing or cancelling an appointment

If you need to cancel an appointment please contact the clinic that originally booked your appointment with you. You will be able to find their number on your letter. We need at least 24 hours notice for cancellations.

If you don’t attend for an appointment or cancel at short notice, you will only get one more opportunity to use this service. Should you not turn up on a second occasion, we will discharge you from the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service. This ensures that patients on our waiting list can be seen as soon as possible.

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

More information

The British Society for Disability and Oral Health
Provides a wealth of information for patients with special care needs.

The British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry
Provides a forum for  all aspects of oral health and oral health care.

The British Society of Periodontology
Promotes the art and science of periodontology.  Periodontal disease affects the gums, bone and other supporting tissues of the teeth.

 

The Royal College of Anaesthists

You and your anaesthetic

Your child’s general anaesthetic

Patient information about anaesthesia

 

Leaflets

Top tips for childrens teeth

NHS dental charges 2015

 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

For professionals

Patients can be referred via the Single Point of Entry form on EMIS.
Service Lead: Dr Saika Reshi. BDS, MSc Oral Medicine, MFDS RCSEng

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Overview

Special care dentistry is for patients who may have a social, psychological or physical disability and who could need dental care to be adapted for them, which they may find difficult to access through their mainstream dentist.

Our team comprises of  General Dental Council (GDC) registered dental health professionals who have appropriate skills, knowledge and empathy to deliver the best dentistry and to improve the oral health of our special care and paediatric patients.

Treatment or advice is offered to patients referred to us by their own dentist, GP, or other healthcare professional. We also offer screening in special need schools and care homes, oral health promotion and specialist treatment for gum conditions.

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the form under ‘Using the Service.’

Please note: If your dentist has referred you and you have not been seen in our service yet and you have an urgent dental need, please contact your referring dentist.

For existing patients of the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service, please kindly contact the clinic where you are usually seen for an appointment. To access emergency dental care, please contact your usual clinic by telephone. Please note that emergencies will be clinically triaged on the telephone by a member of staff.​

The Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service clinic telephone numbers are as follows:

Barnard Health Centre: 01689 499 234

Lakeside Health Centre: 01689 499 234

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Using this service

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the forms below and then email it to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

The referral process has changed*
Please download the appropriate form below, complete and submit via email to
bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

Adult referral

To download the adult referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the adult referral form, click here

Paediatric referral

To download the paediatric referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the paediatric referral form click here

London paediatric acute dental providers, click here

*If you have sent a referral since 16:30 on Wednesday 28 August 2024 and 12:30 on Thursday 12 September 2024, please can you re-send it by downloading the manual referral form (MS Word) and email to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

We apologise for any inconvenience caused. 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Appointments

Your first appointment

At your first appointment the dentist will talk to you about what kind of dental treatment you might need. The dentist will need to have certain information to help plan your treatment, so you will need to fill in  a form giving your medical history, medication etc. We may have to ask you questions about your lifestyle, which you may feel are not related to your teeth, but to plan the best possible outcome, we need this information. The dentist will look in your mouth and take some x-ray pictures of your teeth.

You will also need to bring evidence of exemption from NHS dental charges if this applies to you, if not there will be a patient charge to pay.

Changing or cancelling an appointment

If you need to cancel an appointment please contact the clinic that originally booked your appointment with you. You will be able to find their number on your letter. We need at least 24 hours notice for cancellations.

If you don’t attend for an appointment or cancel at short notice, you will only get one more opportunity to use this service. Should you not turn up on a second occasion, we will discharge you from the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service. This ensures that patients on our waiting list can be seen as soon as possible.

Documents and information to support your appointment

Medical History form (MS Word document)

How much will I pay for NHS dental treatment? – NHS (www.nhs.uk)

Who is entitled to free NHS dental treatment in England? – NHS (www.nhs.uk)

More information on the Low Income Scheme (website)

Personal information – Bromley Healthcare

 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

More information

The following websites provide a range of dental information and additional resources such as leaflets and videos.  Please note that while we hope these resources may be useful, Bromley Healthcare cannot be held responsible for the content on external websites.

The British Society for Disability and Oral Health
Provides a wealth of information for patients with special care needs.

The British Society of Paediatric Dentistry
The British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD) is the national society dedicated to improving the oral health of children from birth to 16 years.

The British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry
Provides a forum for  all aspects of oral health and oral health care.

The British Society of Periodontology
Promotes the art and science of periodontology.  Periodontal disease affects the gums, bone and other supporting tissues of the teeth.

 

The Royal College of Anesthetists

You and your anaesthetic

Your child’s general anaesthetic

Patient information about anaesthesia

 

Leaflets

Oral health tips for tiny teeth

Oral health tips for children’s teeth

Oral health tips for teenagers

Super smiles – oral tips easy read

 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

For professionals

Patients can be referred via the Single Point of Entry form on EMIS.

Service Lead: Dr Saika Reshi. BDS, MSc Oral Medicine, MFDS RCSEng

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Overview

Special care dentistry is for patients who may have a social, psychological or physical disability and who could need dental care to be adapted for them, which they may find difficult to access through their mainstream dentist.

Our team comprises of  General Dental Council (GDC) registered dental health professionals who have appropriate skills, knowledge and empathy to deliver the best dentistry and to improve the oral health of our special care and paediatric patients.

Treatment or advice is offered to patients referred to us by their own dentist, GP, or other healthcare professional. We also offer screening in special need schools and care homes, oral health promotion and specialist treatment for gum conditions.

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the form under ‘Using the Service.’

Patient Safety is at the heart of what we do. In order to protect our staff and patients, we will contact you before your appointment to ask you questions relating to Covid-19 symptoms.

Please note: If your dentist has referred you and you have not been seen in our service yet and you have an urgent dental need, please contact your referring dentist.

For existing patients of the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service, please kindly contact the clinic where you are usually seen for an appointment. To access emergency dental care, please contact your usual clinic by telephone. Please note that emergencies will be clinically triaged on the telephone by a member of staff.​

The Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service clinic telephone numbers are as follows:

Beckenham Beacon: 01689 499 234

St Paul’s Cray Clinic: 01689 499 234

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Using this service

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the forms below and then email it to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

The referral process has changed*
Please download the appropriate form below, complete and submit via email to
bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

Adult referral

To download the adult referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the adult referral form, click here

Paediatric referral

To download the paediatric referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the paediatric referral form click here

London paediatric acute dental providers, click here

*If you have sent a referral since 16:30 on Wednesday 28 August 2024 and 12:30 on Thursday 12 September 2024, please can you re-send it by downloading the manual referral form (MS Word) and email to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

We apologise for any inconvenience caused. 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Appointments

Your first appointment

At your first appointment the dentist will talk to you about what kind of dental treatment you might need. The dentist will need to have certain information to help plan your treatment, so you will need to fill in a form giving your medical history, medication etc. We may have to ask you questions about your lifestyle, which you may feel are not related to your teeth, but to plan the best possible outcome, we need this information. The dentist will look in your mouth and take some x-ray pictures of your teeth.

You will also need to bring evidence of exemption from NHS dental charges if this applies to you, if not there will be a patient charge to pay.

Changing or cancelling an appointment

If you need to cancel an appointment please contact the clinic that originally booked your appointment with you. You will be able to find their number on your letter. We need at least 24 hours notice for cancellations.

If you don’t attend for an appointment or cancel at short notice, you will only get one more opportunity to use this service. Should you not turn up on a second occasion, we will discharge you from the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service. This ensures that patients on our waiting list can be seen as soon as possible.

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

More information

The British Society for Disability and Oral Health
Provides a wealth of information for patients with special care needs.

The British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry
Provides a forum for  all aspects of oral health and oral health care.

The British Society of Periodontology
Promotes the art and science of periodontology.  Periodontal disease affects the gums, bone and other supporting tissues of the teeth.

 

The Royal College of Anaesthists

You and your anaesthetic

Your child’s general anaesthetic

Patient information about anaesthesia

 

Leaflets

Top tips for childrens teeth

NHS dental charges 2015

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

For professionals

Patients can be referred via the Single Point of Entry form on EMIS.

Service Lead: Dr Saika Reshi. BDS, MSc Oral Medicine, MFDS RCSEng

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Overview

Special care dentistry is for patients who may have a social, psychological or physical disability and who could need dental care to be adapted for them, which they may find difficult to access through their mainstream dentist.

Our team comprises of  General Dental Council (GDC) registered dental health professionals who have appropriate skills, knowledge and empathy to deliver the best dentistry and to improve the oral health of our special care and paediatric patients.

Treatment or advice is offered to patients referred to us by their own dentist, GP, or other healthcare professional. We also offer screening in special need schools and care homes, oral health promotion and specialist treatment for gum conditions.

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the form under ‘Using the Service.’

Patient Safety is at the heart of what we do. In order to protect our staff and patients, we will contact you before your appointment to ask you questions relating to Covid-19 symptoms.

Please note: If your dentist has referred you and you have not been seen in our service yet and you have an urgent dental need, please contact your referring dentist.

For existing patients of the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service, please kindly contact the clinic where you are usually seen for an appointment. To access emergency dental care, please contact your usual clinic by telephone. Please note that emergencies will be clinically triaged on the telephone by a member of staff.​

The Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service clinic telephone numbers are as follows:

Garland Road: 01689 499 234

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Using this service

You need to be referred to this service by your own dentist, GP or healthcare professional. You can ask your dentist, GP or healthcare professional to refer you to the service, using the forms below and then email it to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

The referral process has changed*
Please download the appropriate form below, complete and submit via email to
bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

Adult referral

To download the adult referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the adult referral form, click here

Paediatric referral

To download the paediatric referral form (MS Word), click here

Guidance notes on the paediatric referral form click here

London paediatric acute dental providers, click here

*If you have sent a referral since 16:30 on Wednesday 28 August 2024 and 12:30 on Thursday 12 September 2024, please can you re-send it by downloading the manual referral form (MS Word) and email to bromh.dentalreferrals@nhs.net

We apologise for any inconvenience caused. 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Appointments

Changing or cancelling an appointment

If you need to cancel an appointment please contact the clinic that originally booked your appointment with you. You will be able to find their number on your letter. We need at least 24 hours notice for cancellations.

If you don’t attend for an appointment or cancel at short notice, you will only get one more opportunity to use this service. Should you not turn up on a second occasion, we will discharge you from the Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service. This ensures that patients on our waiting list can be seen as soon as possible.

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

More information

The British Society for Disability and Oral Health
Provides a wealth of information for patients with special care needs.

The British Association for the Study of Community Dentistry
Provides a forum for  all aspects of oral health and oral health care.

The British Society of Periodontology
Promotes the art and science of periodontology.  Periodontal disease affects the gums, bone and other supporting tissues of the teeth.

 

The Royal College of Anaesthists

You and your anaesthetic

Your child’s general anaesthetic

Patient information about anaesthesia

 

Leaflets

Top tips for childrens teeth

NHS dental charges 2015

 

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

For professionals

Patients can be referred via the Single Point of Entry form on EMIS.
Service Lead: Dr Saika Reshi. BDS, MSc Oral Medicine, MFDS RCSEng

Calls are recorded for training and quality purposes. To find out more, visit Personal information – Bromley Healthcare.

Our Community Paediatric and Special Care Dental Service clinic locations

Not all our clinics have reception staff. If we are busy treating another patient you may get through to answerphone; please leave a message and your contact details and we will return your call.