Goodall Dental Practice

opening hours

Mon: 8:30-17:00

Tue: Closed

Wed: 8:30-17:00

: (10.00-19.00 on alternate weeks)

Thu: Closed

Fri: 08:30-16:00

New Patients

Book your appointment here for root canal, dentures, fillings and scaling & polishing or other dental treatments. A member of our team will contact you by email or phone to confirm your booking.

appointments

The first step towards a healthy smile is to schedule an appointment. Please contact our office by phone or click here to complete the appointment request form.

Call Us

01922 642621

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Why Choose Goodall Dental Practice?

Personal Treatment

We take time to get to know you and understand your personal needs. We tailor-make our service from your initial visit to your dental treatments – helping you make the most of your smile.

Experience

Our dentist has over a decade of practical experience. She is ready to put it to action for you!

Best Price Guarantee

Our reasonable prices made thousands of people smile with a new, beautiful smile, as never before!

PROVIDING NHS, DENPLAN, PRIVATE & COSMETIC DENTAL CARE FOR ALL THE FAMILY.

At Goodall Dental Practice, your local dentists in Walsall, we aim to provide you with the highest standard of dental care in a modern, relaxed and friendly environment. We set ourselves apart as the practice that treats you as an individual and provides you with the care and attention you deserve. By taking the time to get to know you and understand your personal needs, we tailor-make our service from your initial visit to your dental treatments – helping you make the most of your smile.

We offer many different treatments and services, including: Emergency dentistry, Orthodontic treatments, Cosmetic dentistry, Root Canal Treatments, Tooth Extraction

Goodall Dental Pratice promise;

To provide high quality dental care in a relaxed and friendly environment.
To tailor-make our service to help you make the most of your smile.
To treat you as an individual and provide you with the care and attention you deserve.
That you will see the same dentist at every visit.
To offer emergency appointments the same day or the next day.
That you will not be waiting weeks for your appointment.
To take time with nervous patients, so we can understand and deal with your concerns.
That our staff maintain high standards of training and professional development.

What to expect at your initial consultation

Most people who attend the dental surgery say that the reason they are nervous or apprehensive is because they don’t know what to expect. Listed below are the things that you can expect to take place at your first appointment. Feel free at any time to ask for more information about anything that you may wish to undergo. Understanding your treatment and the procedures involved will make your visits to the surgery a pleasant experience.

When you attend for your appointment, you will first be greeted at reception. The receptionist will ask you if you have the completed forms with you. This is to enable us to load your details onto the computer before you enter the surgery. If there is any delay in the surgery you will be kept informed. You may also be asked what you would prefer to be called when attending the Practice i.e. by your first name or by your surname.

The nurse who is working with Mrs Chandrashekar will introduce herself to you and then escort you to the surgery.

Mrs Chandrashekar will greet you in the surgery and will then proceed to go through your medical and dental history with you. At this point you will also be asked about the dental menu so that we can understand your dental needs more clearly.
Before looking inside your mouth you will be asked if you have any problems or concerns about your teeth/mouth at present and an external examination will take place on your neck, jaw etc. This is so that Mrs Chandrashekar can detect any abnormal swelling or tenderness.
An internal examination of your mouth will then take place. Firstly, a good look at the soft tissue in your mouth i.e. your gums, cheeks etc. Your teeth then will be examined and a full charting will be given to the nurse, this states what you have in your mouth and what treatment needs to be done.
Mrs Chandrashekar may then need to take some x-rays; usually this involves two small x-rays taken inside the mouth and one large one taken outside of the mouth.
While the x-rays are being processed, an examination will be carried out on your gums, some measurements will be taken and then recorded on the computer.
Once the x-rays have been processed, the findings will be discussed with you and Mrs Chandrashekar will then go through what treatments are necessary based on all of the information he has gained from this appointment. An explanation of the procedures will be given and an option on what treatments and materials are available. The nurse may spend some time with you to explain some treatments in more depth.
Once you are satisfied that all of your queries have been answered you will be escorted back to the reception where future appointments and financial arrangements can be tailored to your needs.