Burton Dental Lodge

Highly recommend, by far the best dental treatment I have ever had! Rang for emergency appointment, they booked me in for later that day, everyone very friendly and professional, relaxing atmosphere, had a tooth extracted, absolutely no pain and no problems with healing afterwards. Very good after care, they rang me the following day to check that everything was okay.

Finally!!! Best dentist I have ever visited. A dentist who is actually brilliant with nervous patients. Safe, clean and professional from the moment you walk through the door. I am unhesitating in recommending Dr Yussif, especially if you are a nervous patient.

Excellent communication, skills, financials and end product. NO PAIN, no hassle; what a nice guy Rami is. Superb!!!

Best dental service in town. Highly recommended.

Lovely and clean environment, very relaxing, with pleasant and friendly staff. The dentist explained everything he was doing every step of the way. I first attended here a few weeks ago for an emergency appointment. They fitted me in straight away. The pain was sorted with a temporary filling after the prep work was done for the root canal treatment on my dog tooth crown. The root canal treatment was less painful than my first visit as the infection had gone. I asked if they could sort out another tooth which was giving me grief on the same side whilst my mouth was numb but was told I'd have to make another appointment for this. A few days later we went into Covid-19 lock down. I struggled with tooth ache and discomfort intermittently throughout this period. Soon as dentists were allowed to open, I was back. The tooth that had root canal treatment was very loose, plus the bottom tooth under this was still giving me grief. I spent months avoiding chewing. During lock down I lost half my wisdom tooth at the back and a large filling had come out of another. After spending a fortune having the root canal treatment, this tooth was pulled out, costing around £500 in total. The dentist said he wasn’t happy about doing the root canal in the first place, but I had no idea what was on the x-ray. I was given two large temporary dressings on the back teeth and was told the lower tooth should settle down now the upper one is removed as it could still be secondary pain from the one above. I was told there wasn’t time in my appointment to deal with this as I only had a 40-minute appointment and the back temporary fillings were a priority to stop their pain. I phoned to make another appointment. The receptionist said she would call me back, but no phone call received. I rang again but then changed my mind and decided to go elsewhere. Not being able to find an NHS dentist, I found another private practice who gave me a thorough plan following the x-rays and a list of options for treatments complete with prices and priority treatment needed to prevent long term problems for all my teeth. I did not get this with Burton Lodge. It was a case of me telling them what I wanted doing as they were emergency appointments. Maybe this is why. Nevertheless, it was an emergency appointment at the other practice too. Prior to Burton Lodge I have used NHS dentists and was always given a plan of works needed following any treatment complete with a check-up. In addition, they have completed all treatment necessary whilst my mouth was numbed. It was like the doctors, you expected to wait as no one knew how long the appointment would take. I now have a full idea of what needs doing and what is going on with all the roots of my crowns, which will lead to more infections if not treated. The other practice made the time to go through my x-rays with me and explain everything on them. I feel sad that I didn’t get this information from Burton Lodge. I felt they never had time, even before lock-down. They seem very keen to keep appointment times strictly within the time allocated regardless. This is good so no one is waiting but not so good if you need a bit longer for treatment while your mouth is numb and then have to pay another appointment fee to come back and get numbed up again.