I moved to Leeds nearly a year ago and was looking for a new dentist. I picked up a leaflet from…read morethe estate agents when I moved.This practice had a very nice website. The receptionist was very helpful and I managed to get seen by Mrs Precious the owner of the practice the next day. The practice is on Otley road and they have a car park around the back which is useful. I'm glad to say that my teeth were fine (few as it had been years since I last saw a dentist in London!). I've never been happy with my teeth (battered after rugby). I had a long chat with Mrs Precious about what I could do about my teeth and I opted for teeth whitening, two dental crowns and some nice veneers (My wife says she fancies me again!!) Because I joined Denplan I managed to get 10% off the cost of the work. Mrs Precious was very gentle and took her time with me which I liked as I was a bit nervous. I would thoroughly recommend this practice if you need a new dentist.

I've just finished Invisalign teeth straightening with Mrs Precious. lovely dentist and lovely…read moreteam. My teeth look great and I can't stop smiling. I even got free teeth whitening included!! I hadn't used this dentist before but I've now registered and will be staying. Thank you :-)

Going to the dentist is never fun, fact. It is however one of the boring but necessary task we have…read moreto face every now and again. I once went to a dentist that was in a basement and I was truly terrified so the bright and clean dentists on street lane put me right at ease. The waiting area is comfortable, stylish and really tidy; there is also a bathroom that is so luxurious it should be in a beauty spa. I only had a routine check up and thankfully no nasty work was needed. The dentist was really sweet and suggested I start using sensitive toothpaste as gave me some samples to try. I have found practically all other dentist's scary; this one however is warm and friendly.

This is my new dentists and I am so happy! After some 'bad feeling' between me and my old dentist,…read morethis practice was recommended to me by a colleague just when I was experiencing severe toothache which turned out to be an abscess at the back of my mouth. I managed to get a same day emergency appointment here, with David Blaine (ok, David Blaen, but it's pronounced the same, which is awesome for he is indeed magical), for £56, and after discussing my options I decided to have the tooth out. For which there was no extra charge! All very quick and more importantly, pain and stress-free. I can't recommend Dr Blaen enough. He is a dude. He is private though, not NHS, but he's worth it. He also has a mega beard.

Always had good experiences and advice from here. Martin leva k is just lovely and not the usual…read moresmarmy type of dentist! Clean, comfortable and loads of parking! Plus after you've had your dinner you can pop next door for some Italian and red wine!!

Still going to this dentist the quality and service has not changed. I'll give you another update…read morein 5 years and pretty sure it will still be 5 stars.

Fantastic!…read more Some months ago I decided to make some enquiries into the possibility of enhancing the condition and look of my teeth.? Mr Jon Swarbrigg was recommended to me as a practitioner with a very good reputation and equally good results. Mr Swarbrigg was extremely helpful and understanding of my concerns.? After my first consultation he explained what could be done and the results I could expect. He also provided me with before and after photographs of other patients who had previously been to him for treatments. He gave me the confidence to put my trust and teeth in his care.I saw Jon several times, firstly to take photographs and to prepare my teeth for the fitting of veneers. The results with the temporary veneers were astonishing. He was always very professional and made me feel at ease during the work.? When my permanent veneers were fitted I was thrilled with the results!? His attention to detail and commitment to gaining an aesthetically pleasing result is fantastic.? It far exceeded my expectations. I would have no hesitation in recommending his practice. In fact my first recommendation was to my own mum.? She was looking to have some bridge work carried out and on seeing my results she happily attended his practice for the treatment. I chose to undertake my treatment in the private sector solely due to been able to decide when, where and who I wanted to perform the procedure. Joanne Wilkinson

I wish that this teeth whitening technology was developed when I was younger and I'm only 40!…read moreListen, I had the big ugly band braces on every single tooth in my head- talk about brace-face!

Hi this is a short message from someone who has been to a lot of dentists in my life,this…read morepractice is so professional from the receptionists to dentists they put u at ease and are great i cant say enough the best .. thks. Bradley Cooper .

I have only just discovered this site, but my story is unforgettable and is still worth telling…read more Nearly 2 years ago, I visited Advance Dental Care as an NHS patient. My gums were bleeding profusely on a daily basis, and I could hardly chew even soft food. In addition, I had lost a filling. I desperately needed dental treatment. The waiting in the reception was horrendous. At lunchtime, the receptionists just disappeared leaving no one to see to the phone or to patients. The practice still used brown envelopes for patient records, and computers seemed to be used only for making appointments. It felt like they were 20-25 years behind in terms of technology.[The reception area was also very small and uninviting] As for the treatment, I was on the edge of my seat throughout. After treatment, I kept spitting lead bits for hours. And when the filling was done, it felt like it was sticking out sharp and uncomfortable [I had to use a fine file to smooth it out myself at home, clearly a botched up job!] The treatment was stretched over 6-7 visits (as far as I can remember), without a doubt totally unnecessarily. The dentist also kept forgetting that I was an NHS patient, repeatedly quoting prices for each part of the treatment for me. I kept apologising for being an NHS patient. I felt like crap, and was treated no better. The worst thing about it all is the dentist's verdict when she saw the X-rays. She advised that I should have 8 teeth out ! To cut the story short, after the shock, I sought a second opinion, and guess what? I did NOT have to lose a single tooth!! The dentist who saved my teeth (on NHS) gave my teeth a thorough cleaning, plus a 10day treatment of antibiotics. That's all it took. Now, 2 years on, my teeth are all sill there as healthy as they can be, and no gum bleeding whatsoever. That's my story. I stand by every word in it.

Was contacted in early December to be told I finally got to the front of the queue for an NHS…read moreplace. Booked in my appointment. That appointment was cancelled by them a week later, which was then rescheduled. Twenty minutes before the second appointment (whilst I was in the car on my way) I got a call to say that the dentist I was due to see wasn't taking on new NHS patients, and neither are any of the other dentists, so they're not able to see me now. Basically told to look elsewhere. What an absolute shambles. ------------- Reply from Clarendon on google reviews: Dear Richard Our email was sent inviting registered patients only to book into some spare slots we had available. No new patients were invited! The online booking link which you used (or had forwarded to you) also made clear it was for existing patients only. When it became clear you were not a pre-existing patient and booked your self an appointment incorrectly your appointment was cancelled. We are attempting to rebuild our general nhs list in an equitable manner prioritising pre-existing patients by age group. We are unable to make exceptions and sorry for any inconvenience caused. -------------- UPDATE: Just to respond to your reply. You're making it out like it's my fault. See attached the email to me. Nowhere does it state it's for existing patients only. YOU haven't made this clear. Its not me misunderstanding. You sent me the email and text me! It wasn't forwarded to me by anyone else. The first appointment got cancelled and you called me to apologise and set me up a new appointment. If it was only for existing patients only, why did you not advise me at that point? Why on earth did you wait till I was on my way to the second appointment to tell me then? I've never had an email from you before offering an appointment, so why would I assume it wasn't for me? If it really wasn't for me, then why did you send it to me in the first place? Your lack of responsibility and attempt to gaslight me is disgusting; trying to blame me for your error and assuming I've tried to circumvent your system.

My appointment was unnecessary as you were unable to do an extraction due to my chemotherapy…read moremedication. Could have been avoided if my medical details had been reviewed prior to offering an appointment. I am still waiting to be informed of what you have done with my refErrol. I have subsequently requested my own dentist to submit another referral.