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Toothache? Same-day appointments: call (555) 014-2200 from 8:00.

Mon–Thu 8:00–18:00, Fri 8:00–16:00, Sat 9:00–13:00

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A dentist on Orchard Lane who shows you the chart

Orchard Lane Dental (sample) looks after adults and families in Springfield: check-ups, fillings, crowns and same-day help when something hurts. After every check-up we go through your chart with you, tooth by tooth.

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Toothache today

Reception

(555) 014-2200

Open today

8:00–18:00

Sample chart: an adult after a check-up

Teeth 1 to 32, as the dentist sees them

Your right

Your left

1: no tooth

2

3: filling, done

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12: to watch

13

14: crown, done

15

16: no tooth

32: no tooth

31

30: crown, planned

29: filling, done

28

27

26

25

24

23

22

21

20

19: filling, planned

18

17: no tooth

Blue filled square: a filling already in the tooth

Blue outline: a crown already on the tooth

Rose: work planned (here a filling and a crown)

Dashed ring: nothing to do yet, check it next time

Cross: no tooth (here all four wisdom teeth)

The plan that comes out of it

Visit 1

Tooth 19: a white filling

40 minutes, numbing gel and a local anaesthetic

Visit 2

Tooth 30: a crown, fitted

60 minutes to prepare the tooth, then 30 minutes two weeks later

Next check-up

In six months: look at tooth 12 again

30 minutes with the dentist, 30 with the hygienist

What happens at a check-up

About an hour every six to twelve months: thirty minutes with the dentist and thirty with the hygienist (sample). This is the order it goes in.

A hygienist in a mask checking a patient's teeth in the dental chair

Tell us at the desk if you feel nervous: we explain each step before we do it, and you can stop at any time by raising a hand.

1

Questions first

How you have been, any changes to your health or medicines, and anything that hurts or bothers you.

2

A look at every tooth

The dentist checks each tooth, your gums and the soft parts of your mouth, and calls out what they see for the chart.

3

X-rays, when due

Usually every one to two years, to see between the teeth and under old fillings. It takes a few seconds.

4

A clean

The hygienist removes hard tartar, polishes, and shows you the places your brush misses.

5

Your chart and plan

We show you the chart on the screen, explain any marks, and give you the plan and its cost in writing.

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Check-ups and hygiene

Treatments, and the mark each one leaves

The square at the start of each row is how the treatment looks on your chart: rose while it is planned, blue once it is done.

Check-up and clean

An exam of your teeth, gums and mouth, X-rays when they are due, then a scale and polish with the hygienist.

On your chart: no mark, checked and fine

1 visit, 60 min

From $150

Fillings

Decay taken out and the tooth rebuilt in tooth-coloured composite.

On your chart: filled square

1 visit, 30–60 min

From $140

Crowns

A cap over a weak or broken tooth, made in the lab to match the teeth beside it.

On your chart: thick outline

2 visits, two weeks apart

From $950

Root canal treatment

The inflamed or infected nerve taken out and the canals cleaned and sealed, so the tooth can stay.

On your chart: filled square and a root line

1–2 visits, 60–90 min

From $780

Extractions

Taking out a tooth that cannot be saved, under a local anaesthetic.

On your chart: cross

1 visit, 30 min

From $180

Dentures, bridges and implants

Ways to fill a gap, from a removable denture to an implant, and what each involves.

On your chart: striped tooth

2–6 visits over 3–6 months

From $650

Example prices, for adults without insurance. Your dentist gives you a written plan with the cost before any treatment.

All treatments

Toothache, a broken or a knocked-out tooth

We keep appointments free every weekday for people in pain, whether you are registered with us or not.

Toothache, swelling or a broken tooth? Call (555) 014-2200 from 8:00: we keep same-day appointments every weekday (sample). Out of hours, the message gives the on-call number.

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Dental emergencies

What to do now

Toothache

Take the painkiller you normally use, as the pack says. Do not put aspirin on the gum. Call us in the morning.

A knocked-out adult tooth

Hold it by the white top, not the root. Rinse it in milk, put it back in or keep it in milk, and come in within the hour.

A broken tooth or filling

Keep any pieces. Cover sharp edges with sugar-free gum and avoid chewing on that side.

Swelling in the face

Swelling that spreads to the eye or the neck, or makes it hard to swallow or breathe: call 911.

Fees, before you sit down

You get a written plan with the cost of every item before treatment starts. Nothing is added on the day without asking you first.

  • Most dental insurance accepted; we send the claim for you (sample)
  • Pay by card after each visit
  • Spread the cost of crowns and implants over 6 or 12 months (sample)
Fees and payment

New patient exam, with X-rays

$120

Check-up with the dentist

$65

Hygienist: scale and polish

$85

Same-day emergency appointment

$90

White filling, one surface

from $140

Crown

from $950

Example prices, for adults without insurance.

A bright, empty dental surgery with the chair, the light and the instrument arm

Two surgeries, four people

A small practice where you see the same dentist each time, and the hygienist knows your mouth.

Dr Leah Moreno

Dentist (sample)

Check-ups, fillings, crowns and root canals.

Dr Tom Achebe

Dentist (sample)

Check-ups, extractions, dentures and implants.

Ines Kowalski

Hygienist (sample)

Cleaning, gum care and advice.

Ruth Brennan

Practice manager (sample)

Bookings, fees and insurance claims.

About the practice

Questions people ask at the desk

I have not been to a dentist for years. Is that a problem?

No. Many new patients have not been for a long time. The first visit is a look and a talk; nothing is done that day unless you want it.

I feel nervous. What can you do?

Tell us when you book. We give longer appointments, explain each step before we start, agree a stop signal, and you can bring someone with you.

Are dental X-rays safe?

The dose from a dental X-ray is very small, about the same as a few hours of natural background radiation. We only take them when they will change what we do.

How often should I have a check-up?

Between every six months and every two years, depending on your teeth and gums. Your dentist tells you after the first check-up.

Do you see children?

Yes, from their first tooth. Children’s check-ups are short and we keep them light (sample fees on the fees page).

Tips from the surgery

All tips

Finding the practice

48 Orchard Lane, Springfield (sample)
On the corner of Mill Road, opposite the library

Monday to Thursday

8:00–18:00

Friday

8:00–16:00

Saturday

9:00–13:00

Sunday

Closed

Opening hours (sample).

  • Step-free entrance and a ground-floor surgery
  • Two parking spaces at the back, more on Mill Road (sample)
  • Buses 4 and 11 stop outside the library
Get directions
Map of the streets around Orchard Lane Dental, on the corner of Orchard Lane and Mill Road
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Toothache? Same-day appointments: call (555) 014-2200 from 8:00.

Mon–Thu 8:00–18:00, Fri 8:00–16:00, Sat 9:00–13:00

[email protected]

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