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Our dental clinic located on Whitehorse Road in Croydon offers general NHS dentistry, as well as private dental treatments to address aesthetic concerns that you may have with your teeth. We can help you make your teeth whiter, or straighten your teeth subtly using Invisalign, without the need for conventional braces. We’ve got all your dentistry needs covered in Croydon.
This dental practice offers a comfortable, welcoming experience for all patients, whether you are looking for a private dentist or an NHS dentist. We are currently accepting new patients and will be happy to welcome you to our practice.
If you would like to find out more about our dental practice in Croydon, please get in touch. We can answer your questions and book in a consultation or check-up.
Call 020 3925 3846 or fill in our form and we will get back to you shortly.
We offer you a range of dental services depending on your needs and requirements:
NHS dentistry. Book in for your regular NHS dental check-up, or come and see us about any issues you are experiencing. We will help you find the solution.
Aesthetic dentistry. We help you to love your smile again, with cosmetic treatments such as Invisalign, and teeth whitening on offer. Book a consultation with us.
Hygienist visits. We have a hygienist operating at this practice, offering appointments to maintain your oral health or to treat gum disease.
We are the top choice for many patients in the Croydon area. Here’s why:
“Fantastic dentist’s surgery. Dr Faisal was super patient and gentle with me after I went to him after many years of not going to the dentist. Maxine on reception is friendly, helpful and organised. Can highly recommend this surgery.”
Patient in Croydon
The Gentle Dental Care group offers a number of dental services in Croydon, including:
We offer dental services across Croydon – please get in touch. We will ensure you visit the best practice for you, with the most knowledgeable dentists. Call 020 8684 4441.
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Opening hours:
Monday: 9am-6pm
Tuesday: 9am-6pm
Wednesday: 9am-6pm
Thursday: 9am-6pm
Friday: 9am-6pm
Our address
29A Whitehorse Road,
Croydon
CR0 2JH
Opening hours:
Monday: 9am-6pm
Tuesday: 9am-6pm
Wednesday: 9am-6pm
Thursday: 9am-6pm
Friday: 9am-6pm
Contact us
Contact the team at Gentle Dental Care to discuss your dental care with our team of professionals.
We have cosmetic and general dentistry options to suit everyone. Book in for a consultation and let’s see how we can be of assistance.
The nearest train station is West Croydon, located ten minutes away from us. Buses coming from Croydon are the 468, 50 and 75 – get off at Hogarth Crescent bus stop. If you are going towards Croydon you can get the 468, 50 and 75 buses also, getting off at Whitgift Centre.
There is free parking on Strathmore Road and pay and display parking along the street where the surgery is based.
Contact the team at Gentle Dental Care to discuss bookings at our 29A Whitehorse Road practice. We can offer you the dental services that suit you, with flexible appointments for everyone. Book in for a free consultation and let’s see how we can be of assistance.
Call us: 020 8684 4441
Dental implants are the component which integrates with the bone of the jaw/skull and in turn supports a dental crown/bridge/denture. A dental implant can be required for several reasons including, loss of tooth/teeth, gaps within teeth and tooth replacement. Patients are often curious how a dental implant procedure is carried out and therefore, here is our explanation of how it’s done…
We welcome our youngest patients for our free to attend Gentle Dental Kids Day! Seeing the dentist needn’t be a daunting experience. Starting young with positive experiences will carry through to adulthood to help make your children more confident about going to the dentist.
Finding a good dentist begins with finding one that’s convenient and near your home or your work, ensuring that you can visit the facilities easily. Additionally, this will be useful for a dental emergency, as you can access the facilities quickly. You should also check the dental practices opening hours, to ensure that their availability matches up well with your schedule.
Dental implants are the component which integrates with the bone of the jaw/skull and in turn supports a dental crown/bridge/denture. A dental implant can be required for several reasons including, loss of tooth/teeth, gaps within teeth and tooth replacement. Patients are often curious how a dental implant procedure is carried out and therefore, here is our explanation of how it’s done…
We welcome our youngest patients for our free to attend Gentle Dental Kids Day! Seeing the dentist needn’t be a daunting experience. Starting young with positive experiences will carry through to adulthood to help make your children more confident about going to the dentist.
Finding a good dentist begins with finding one that’s convenient and near your home or your work, ensuring that you can visit the facilities easily. Additionally, this will be useful for a dental emergency, as you can access the facilities quickly. You should also check the dental practices opening hours, to ensure that their availability matches up well with your schedule.
In this blog we will be outlining all you need to know about how to change dentists, including the reasons why you may want to change, the differences between changing to NHS or private, and key points to consider.
Periodontal disease is a serious gum infection which can harm gum and bone tissue and if left untreated, can lead to bone loss. The primary cause of the disease is a failure to eradicate plaque from teeth, which leads to the plaque hardening and creating tartar.
Gums can become unhealthy when plaque begins to build up under and along the gum line. Plaque is a sticky film-like substance which is filled with bacteria and can cause infections which hurt the gum and bone, leading to potential gum disease and tooth decay.
