The practice
The practiceA practice built around being told the truth
We examine, we explain what we see, and we say plainly what can wait and what cannot. Nothing is started before you have said yes to it, and nothing is recommended that we would not have done ourselves.
Most of the people who sit in our chair were sent by somebody they know. That is the only marketing we have ever needed, and it sets the standard we work to.
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The surgery, the equipment and the people you will meet.
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Bring a list of anything that has been bothering you, the name of any medicine you take, and any X-rays from another practice if you have them. If you are anxious, say so when you book — we will give you a longer appointment so nothing is rushed.
The first visit is an examination and a conversation. Nothing is treated on the day unless you are in pain and want it dealt with.