Frequently Asked Questions

A. Yes, it doesn’t matter where you live. We have patients from the local area and  all parts of  Scotland who  like to come to us for quality dental  care and because they have felt relaxed in our surroundings and would like to continue having us look after their dental health. 

A. No, when you register with us we always start afresh. If you have had recent treatment and you feel it might be relevant you are welcome to bring the information with you or have it emailed to enquires@parkpracticehealth.co.uk

We may take  new digital x-rays of your teeth to  help determine the best treatment plan for you.

A. If immediate treatment is needed, we ask that the account be settled by the end of your visit.

Before starting any treatment, we'll discuss costs and options with you. If a course of treatments is required, a portion of the cost will be due at the end of each visit, with the remainder due upon completion.

If you're unable to make a payment for any reason, please let us know as soon as possible. We may not be able to complete your treatments if payments aren't maintained.

A. Yes, we work closely with a highly reputable company   called "Finance 4 Patients " to offer patients affordable dental treatment payment plans.

This is a very flexible way to spread the cost of your dental treatment . Contact us for more details.

A. At The Park Practice we will endeavour to send you a text to your mobile phone number  2 days before your  scheduled appointment . As long as you let us know that you can’t make it at least 24 hours in advance, there will be no charge for missing an appointment. There are often patients needing appointments at short notice so we rely on consideration from those who can't make their scheduled time to give us advanced notice. This is very appraciated. Thank you. 

A. The Park Practice is a busy dental clinic. We always endeavour to make appointments which fit in with your schedule or working arrangements. If you make an appointment and fail to keep it there may be other patients who miss out. We also have to cover our staff and running costs. We will always discuss the charges with you before billing you

A. Call us on 0141 334 1211 and we will endeavour to make you an appointment as soon as possible. Outwith normal opening hours, late evenings and weekends we ask that you call  the NHS 24 Helpline  on 111. This service will be able to give you the  best advice and you could be directed to the Glasgow Dental Hospital on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow, for trestment if required.  

A. You can find answers to specific dental questions at a variety of websites. The Park Practice recommends visiting the British Dental Association and the British Dental Health Foundation, which are both recognised for their impartiality. We cannot endorse the content of either website but they provide reliable information which we can discuss with you.

The British Dental Association (BDA) is the professional association and trade union for dentists in the United Kingdom and offers advice from a practitioner’s perspective.

The British Dental Health Foundation is the leading UK-based dental health charity.