mydentist, St. Mildred's Road, Westgate-on-Sea

Quick check up but thorough examination and dentist explained things really well. Reception was polite and nice. Never have an issue here, very good dentist, been going since I was 4yrs old, never had a problem. Just don't miss an appointment otherwise you get removed from their rota.

Once again my dentist have excelled themselves. I've just had a new set of dentures made,and they are perfect, absolutely fantastic. A big thanks to all the staff particularly Andy who is my dentist he is a master of his trade. Mr Field.

Always a friendly welcome, my only bug is the dentist is off most of the holidays so appointments booked at least 6 months in advance get cancelled and have to reschedule, which can be hard with kids at 2 different schools and working in a school, but they try and accommodate early evening appointments.

The dentist, Dr Martin arrived at the surgery 15 minutes after my designated appointment. He did not apologise until I complained . I was his first appointment. I then asked him if he would give my teeth a clean , scale and polish as outlined on the NHS website. He declined to do so , stating that I would have to pay for an hygienist to do so ( in spite of it supposed to be included in the NHS Band 1 fee of £ 27.90 )

Great experience as always. After my appointment today and having my top tooth deep cleaned. I feel so much for confident. Thank you so much Richard and his dental nurse ( sorry I didn’t catch your name)

So a hygienist appointment is now £70 and you have to pay upfront, this is a ridiculously large increase.

Save your teeth and go elsewhere... I am someone who prides myself in looking after my teeth and keeping them healthy. I came here for my initial appointment and was told I needed 7 fillings which was going to cost me over £1500. I left and went to a different dentist in another town, who told me my teeth were exceptionally well cared for and I didn't need any work on them, not even a visit to the hygienist! I feel like I had a narrow escape of having my perfectly healthy teeth ruined - perhaps a clever ploy to continue ensuring you will always need more work done e.g. having fillings replaced etc? Avoid at all costs.