As my treatments began to take effect I realized how much faith you had in me. You always…read moreencouraged me and never gave up, not even during the toughest days. Your smile and your enthusiasm made it easier for me to fight through the pain.

I had some substantial work done here, which another dentist commented on as having been very well…read morecarried out. However, Dr Cullen is almost impossible to have a conversation with, or ask questions of it's just his natural manner, but it makes things difficult and awkward and you often don't get answers to your questions/concerns. His nurse tries her best to be the middle man, and I can understand that it gets frustrating for her. However, that doesn't justify the fact that she speaks to him in an insolent manner which is embarrassing, to the point that I don't know where to look/what to do, and feel like a spare part; it's wholly inappropriate. Also, it makes the atmosphere stressful which is the last thing you need. She seems to be very good at her job otherwise. Beyond that everything was much more than fine in the beginning; however, as soon as I complained about something everything changed. The attitude of all the staff towards me changed, and Dr Cullen no longer had time for me even when I tried to seek his advice for an ongoing issue. Prior to that, he would really would go out of his way doing all sorts of things which were truly 'added value', and set him completely apart from the rest. He is also truly a proactive dentist, and was the first in my life to set out a treatment plan and give me advice. Had previous dentists taken such care, I wouldn't have ended up with such a mess in my mouth. However, I finally had enough of the 'atmosphere' created at each visit and the fact that they both thought nothing of it, the inability to discuss my concerns, his new couldn't-care-less attitude towards me, and the endless stories each visit about the wonders he'd worked on other people's teeth (which flagged up a confidentiality issue with me I hope those patients gave their permission, because I would not like photos/details of my mouth to be shown to/discussed with other people) and went elsewhere. I also visited the hygienist several times, and got so frustrated that I chose to visit another hygienist also. She spends a good portion (much longer than the 5 minutes that is on a notice in her treatment room) of the appointment making notes on the computer, which is a waste of time because she asks the same questions, and says the same things, each appointment. It gets very tedious, and takes up even more of the appointment unnecessarily. The time actually spent on my teeth made me feel as if I wasn't getting value for money at all. Also, the one time I asked for something specific to be treated I had to ask repeatedly, and it wasn't done effectively even though it was something easy to resolve.

Kew Dental Care was my local dentist for a number of years. I tried other dentists when I moved…read moreaway but did not find any where nearly as good. I now travel for an hour and a half to go there (and have done so for almost 15 years). Hopefully that speaks for itself. Over the past 20 years or so I have received consistently excellent care and attention to detail. I recently needed some work done and have to say that for something no one is going to relish it was a positive experience. I was reassured and kept comfortable the whole time and am very pleased with the result. Highly highly recommended!

He is the best dentist I've ever been too. He is very informative and cares about her patients. The…read morestaff is also very friendly and welcoming. In the past, I have been to other dentists, who have rushed me out of their office, leaving me feeling apprehensive about having dental work done again. Now, I am more at ease knowing that I will receive top notch care.

Last Friday I made an appointment because of a painful tooth and swollen gum. This had been going…read moreon for about 3 weeks. By the time I made the appointment my pain had subsided as well as the swelling. I mention this because by this time it was not an emergency. I was given an appointment to be seen by a dentist for today, March 27th. By the way Happy St Patrick'Day! Arrived for my 8:30am appt at about 8:24. The front desk was very friendly and profesional. I was given a form to fill out and surprisingly there was no sign saying payment due for services rendered. No sooner had I finished completing the form I was called in to see the dentist. Again no sooner had I entered the room the dentist arrived. The dentist, Dr Alexander Jabour greeted me with a handshake and proceeded to ask about my concern. He listened attentively, answered all my questions, examined me and took X-rays himself. He was gentle, careful, professional and most important knew his dentistry. He also was not in a rush. My experience here was great. Yes it was a dentist office, but this place is clean, professional and he knows what he's doing. After careful examination he assured me that I did not require any anti biotic. I believe he's trained in medicine and dentistry and has been at this practice for at least 20 years. I wish he practiced in my home town.

Been coming here for a few years now…read more The head dentist, a Kiwi chap is excellent - very easy going manner and someone who you have full confidence in. Recommended.

Brilliant experience! I have to start saying that I was…read moreterrified of putting braces at the age of 24.. During my first consultation Dr Kyi was very informative and encouraging, so after a few weeks I actually decided to go for the 'treatment'. I had an appointment with Dr Kyi every single month so she could check progresses and make adjustments making sure we'll take the braces off on time. Aside of Dr Kyi also everyone else that works for the centre was always very helpful and understanding. Best decision of my life, after a year I have the perfect smile!

I'd had orthodontic treatment -full braces- a few years ago with another orthodontist so this time…read moreround I only had a slight misalignment to correct. I felt that I was extremely well looked after; and I even wish I had undergone my previous treatment with Dr Chaw Su Kyi; she is meticulous and gentle, which is much appreciated. I almost relaxed into the chair at every visit! She gave me two treatment options, never trying to push one over the other. Professional, friendly, conscientious work. Thank you.

I used a groupon to get my teeth whitened here earlier this week. I was really impressed. The…read morepremises are immaculately clean (although quite cold) and super modern and stylish. The staff were extremely professional and the dentist Tania and nurse Mariola were extremely kind and caring. They explained everything step by step, kept checking that I was ok and couldn't have been more helpful. I especially liked the fact there was no hard sell or pushiness. I would definitely use this place again.

From the owner: Envysmile Dental 6 days a week till 8pm & Sundays till 5pm, all dental treatments; Routine &…read moreGeneral Dentistry, Smile make over, braces fixed & clear removable,Extractions & more!

This is my first dentist in the UK, so I can't compare to other local dentists. However, in…read moregeneral, this practice was: -Very efficient: I booked online, my next appointment card was printed immediately, and my visit was quick overall -Very clear: The dentist explained what needed to be done, and what the risks were -Nice: Everyone was friendly and kind

Chiswick Park Dental Practice is, quite frankly, the best dentist in England…read more Hailing from America, I was shocked to find that - of the dental practices I dealt with in England - a max of 15 minutes was allocated for a dental cleaning. In the US, a full hour is allocated for a dental cleaning which includes a quick check by the dentist at the end of the appointment. In England, dental cleanings and dentist visits are two separate appointments which took some getting used to but I have actually come to like because it's not necessary that I see a dentist every six months but it is necessary that I get a dental cleaning every six months - something instilled in me by my other since my first tooth popped through my gums. At CPDP, their dental cleanings are 30 minutes in length which provide the hygienist enough time to remove tartar and polish your teeth (no flossing as provided in America). There is an American hygenist at CPDP named LeAnn (or LeAnna?) who does an excellent job for those Americans out there looking for an American hygenist. Pradip Gandhi is a very thorough dentist with great bedside manner; I'd guess he was trained in America but I can't say that with certainty. He's honest and willing to answer any questions you have. For example, chipped the backside of my upper front tooth about eight months ago. I mentioned this to him and he said that if it is not bothering me, that he recommends to leave it alone, stating further that he could patch it but that in his experience, the patch generally would come loose within 2--3 months because of the way I chipped my tooth (merely breaking off part of the enamel, not a break like missing an entire section of my tooth). I really appreciated that he was honest with me and felt as though he had my best interest in mind. The one thing to note about CPDP though is they have a very strict cancellation policy. If you cancel within 48 hours of your appointment, you will be charged. Easy to get to via the Chiswick Park and Turnham Green Tube stations.