Sorry about the following review but this person is based in Canada! The practice is actually very…read moregood with the full range of specialists under one roof. Their work quality and patient care also excellent! Also try the fabulous hygienists who use the latest airflow systems from Switzerland

This place is horrible, first I made an appointment and their receptionist called 6 times to move…read moreit to different day. Then she asked me to call my insurance company and check if my insurance is active since their very busy and have no time to do so...if you want services like in 3rd world country where people have no options go here

I signed up with this dental surgery about a year ago after (shamefully) not visiting a dentist for…read moreabout three years. I have never been afraid of the dentist from a pain point of view - but I was scared what it might do to my wallet. Cost-wise, though, this place is pretty good. They didn't have any NHS places left, but they explained to me that the difference in cost was negligible (£20 for a check-up as opposed to £15 on the NHS) I wasn't kept waiting long, the receptionist was very friendly and they had a water cooler in the waiting room. My dentist was efficient and explained all my options to me clearly and, most importantly, in a non-pushy way. I wasn't made to feel like I had no choice but to part with all my cash, but rather that I had a choice in the matter and I could do as I pleased. She played the role of a wise adviser which I appreciated. My hygienist was lovely too - again, not too badly-priced and very talkative and amicable. Naturally, going to the hygienist is quite painful, but she explained everything she was doing and how I could avoid the pain in the future. She did make me feel guilty for not flossing often enough, but she sounded so genuinely concerned about the well-being of my gums I have flossed religiously ever since.

You must avoid this dentist. On my first visit I was told I needed a filling - fair enough. But the…read morefilling was incredibly deep and large, and the tooth was still sore for a week, and my bite had changed radically. A week after that I was in real pain I had to have root canal surgery whilst abroad in Australia. That dentist suggested the initial filling had been unnecessarily deep and badly done. The implication being that the initial filling/dentistry is what killed the tooth. Subsequent to this I have found two other locals in Tufnell Park who have needed root canal surgery within two weeks of being given deep filings at this dentist. All three of us have decided to complain to the ombudsman. Avoid.