Dental services in Weybridge
Private and NHS dental care in Weybridge since 1978: check-ups, hygiene, fillings, cosmetic dentistry, implants, orthodontics and gum care, all from one practice on Heath Road.
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Dental care for the whole family
Post House Dental has looked after patients in Weybridge since 1978. We provide NHS and private care from The Old Post House on Heath Road. This page gives an overview of our dental services. Each treatment has its own page with more detail. Any treatment is subject to a consultation and assessment.
Our dental services
General and preventive dentistry
Regular check-ups let us find problems early, when treatment is usually simpler. Our general dentistry covers examinations, x-rays, fillings, crowns, root canal treatment and extractions. Our hygienists help you keep your teeth and gums healthy between visits. We also make custom sports mouth guards and splints for teeth grinding.
Children's dentistry
We see children from a young age, ideally around their first birthday or when the first tooth appears. Early visits help them get used to the dental chair. We offer advice on brushing, diet and habits such as thumb sucking, plus fluoride treatments to help protect their teeth.
Cosmetic dentistry
Our cosmetic dentistry includes teeth whitening, composite bonding and veneers. We also offer teeth straightening with clear aligners such as Invisalign and discreet braces. We always start with the most conservative option that meets your goals.
Replacing missing teeth
We offer dental implants, bridges and dentures, including implant-retained overdentures. Implant planning uses CBCT 3D scanning.
Gum disease
Our team includes a periodontist and hygienists who treat gum disease, from early inflammation to more advanced periodontitis.
Urgent care
If you have severe toothache, a broken tooth, a lost filling or crown or swelling in your face or jaw, call us as early in the day as you can. We will assess how urgently you need to be seen.
How we work
We use magnification in almost all procedures, including routine examinations. Our surgical microscopes record high-definition photographs, which we use to show you what we see. We also use digital x-rays and hard and soft tissue lasers. Our approach is evidence-based and preventive. Where we can, we use biomimetic techniques that keep as much natural tooth as possible. Our team is committed to postgraduate education.
Before any treatment, we explain your options and give you a written plan with confirmed fees. You can see our prices on our fees page. Online booking is for private appointments only. For NHS appointments, please call the practice, as availability depends on our capacity at the time.
Questions patients ask
Do you offer NHS and private dental care?
Yes. Post House Dental provides both NHS and private care. NHS availability depends on our capacity at the time, so we cannot promise it for every patient or treatment. Please call the practice to ask. Online booking is for private appointments only. Our private fees are listed on our fees page.
How do I know if I need to see a dentist?
Book an appointment if you have toothache, sensitivity, bleeding or swollen gums or bad breath that does not go away. Difficulty chewing, a change in your bite or a visible hole or dark area on a tooth are also reasons to come in. Even without symptoms, regular check-ups help us catch problems early, when treatment is usually simpler.
What cosmetic treatments do you offer?
Our cosmetic dentistry includes teeth whitening, composite bonding and porcelain veneers. We also straighten teeth with clear aligners such as Invisalign and with discreet braces. Missing teeth can be replaced with implants. Every cosmetic treatment is subject to a consultation and assessment. Results vary from person to person. We start with the most conservative option that meets your goals.
Can you see me for an urgent dental problem?
If you have severe pain, a broken tooth, a lost crown or filling or swelling in your face or jaw, call us as early in the day as you can. We will assess how urgently you need to be seen. If you have swelling that affects your breathing or swallowing, seek urgent medical help straight away.
