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MAINTAINING REGULAR VISITS TO YOUR DENTIST IS THE BEST WAY TO ENSURE GOOD ORAL HYGIENE.
Our practice provides a wide range of dental treatments to our patients that are looking for a private alternative to NHS Dental Treatment. This includes dental checkups, general dentistry treatments, hygienist appointments and emergency dentistry.
During your visit, we will carry out a routine dental assessment to check the health of your teeth and gums. We will give you preventative advice so that you can maintain good oral hygiene, as well as carry out any necessary treatments.
Our friendly and highly experienced team are ready to help you with all your dental needs.
What We Offer
Affordable Private NHS Alternative Dentistry in Oldham
Rhodes Street Dental is currently taking on patients from around the Oldham, Greater Manchester area. We also offer NHS treatment to patients across Altrincham, Wythenshawe, Hale, Heald Green and Timperley via our partner practice, Portway Dental.
We are conveniently located in Oldham Town Centre, which is a 5-minute walk from Oldham Mumps tram stop (Pink Line).
The Pink Line offers easy connectivity for stops between East Didsbury and Rochdale including Manchester City Centre.
What Does A Dental Checkup Involve?
We will look at your natural teeth, as well as any dentistry that has been carried out previously.
You may also wish to book in to see our dental hygienist, which will take a more comprehensive look at your oral hygiene. Our hygienist will provide a deep clean of your teeth while advising you of any changes needed to your brushing technique.
Affordable Private NHS Alternative Dentistry in Oldham
Also, we will check your entire head and neck for swellings, salivary issues, unusual bumps, lymph nodes and other possible concerns.
Some patients may feel apprehensive before a dental checkup. Compared with leaving potential issues to get worse, we would always advise coming in to see us so that we can administer any necessary treatment at the earliest convenience.
Please rest assured that we will do all we can to help those who suffer from dental anxiety, to ensure your visit with us is as comfortable as possible.
Our caring dentists and hygienists are dedicated to providing high quality care with the latest technology to make your visit as comfortable as possible.
Dental Implants
Teeth Straightening
Teeth Whitening
Root Canal
Fillings
General Dentistry
Emergency Dentistry
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0161 823 5329
reception@rhodesstdental.co.uk
How much does treatment cost?
REGULAR DENTAL CHECK-UP
A general checkup along with any necessary diagnosis or advice. If applicable, this treatment may also include x-rays as well as a scale and polish. If further treatment or emergency appointments are required, this may be subject to extra charges. We will advise you if this is the case so you know what to expect.
FAQs
Emergency NHS Dentists in Oldham - Can I book in?
In addition to providing general dentistry, we also provide a range of emergency dental treatments – although these won’t be covered as part of your monthly price.
Reasons you may require an emergency dentist include a broken or knocked out tooth, missing filling or crown, unexplained tooth pain, bleeding gums, abscesses, exposed nerves or a swollen mouth or jaw.
Please contact us at the earliest instance if you have any of the above symptoms or any other concerns that may be considered a dental emergency
How often should I visit the dentist?
Keeping up your dentist visits is extremely beneficial. It will allow us to spot any issues early so we can offer preventative advice, in addition to carrying out any necessary treatments promptly.
Visiting the dentist while pregnant?
If you are currently pregnant then it’s important to keep up with your dental care, including regular checkups and cleanings. As your hormones can fluctuate during pregnancy, you may notice changes in your gums. Therefore, preventative treatments can help keep gum disease and infections at bay.
NHS dental treatment is free for those who are pregnant or if you have had a baby in the last 12 months.
When should I take my child to the dentist for the first time?
The initial appointments will help your child get used to visiting the dentist from an early age. As well as giving a thorough check of their teeth, we can help advise on the best practices for brushing and oral hygiene.
Family dental care on the NHS is free for children up until the age of 18, or those under 19 and in full-time education.