We are near the 45A 84/A and 145 bus stop. We are located on the just off main street on the Vevay Road. We pride ourselves on our tailored treatment plans, transparent pricing and excellent patient care.ĭentist Bray: If you have any queries for our clinic in Bray or would like to book an appointment please submit an enquiry here. Our team of staff is dedicated to fulfilling all your needs and ensuring the best possible experience. Our dentists are experienced and enjoy aesthetic dentistry, which includes dental crowns and veneers. We have you covered for all general dentistry, including emergencies, and PRSI cover. This busy clinic consists of experienced dentists, an orthodontist and a superb support team to guide you through your treatment. We are located on the first floor of our building at the top of the town on Main Street (just behind McDonalds), Bray. Please visit or call our practice for more information or to discuss this further. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you. The Government is not providing PPE for medical card treatments and unfortunately it is not possible for us to cover the additional cost whilst ensuring the practice remains open to treat patients in the long term. Global demand during the pandemic has also increased the cost for PPE significantly. Since we reopened our doors after lockdown there is a need for additional PPE to meet the safety standards required. For existing medical card patients, we will of course complete any outstanding treatment plans but will not be able to start any new treatments going forward. Our practice will therefore no longer be accepting new medical card patients. We need to let you know that our dentists have made the difficult decision to resign from the medical card scheme as it is no longer financially viable. Eavan Lawlors work 6 months later, and only because of the help from the dental complaints resolution service. I received back less than half of the costs for the treatment related to Dr. I find it contemptible that she thinks it's OK to angrily deride previous patients to the patient in front of her, and then to make comments about how "she likes it in the dark" and laugh, after the dental nurse asks does she need more light while doing a dental procedure. She is a combative and aggressive woman, and I believe she should not be practicing. My experience with Dr Eavan Lawlor leads me to recommend that nobody should receive treatment from her. I had to get onto the dental complaints resolution service for help in securing back some costs of the treatment.
I provided documents, receipts and a dental report detailing the treatment I had, and was given the run about by primarily by Dr Eavan Lawlor(who did the original "filling"), but I suspect the surgery was complicit in the carry on that went on. Returned to Ireland hoping to be refunded. It emerged that the cavity had not been fully removed either. Had to go to a dentist in Japan, the dentist took an xray and said it was not filled in properly, and filling had to be redone. 6 days later its the exact same or nearly worse. Immediately painful after anaesthetic wore off, thought I'd give it a few days. Was told I had to get a filling and deep clean, I opted just for the filling. read moreīooked in for a check up on the 13th September 2019,before leaving the. If I could give them less than 1 star I would. I have this fact documented in their communications with me. In my opinion if something goes wrong when you visit this smiles surgery, my experience is they walk away from it and say their dentists are responsible as individuals and not them as a practice. this whole experience has cost a small fortune, I had to chase down the original dentist who agreed to pay for my corrective surgery and I've had to undergo multiple painful surgeries and take countless days off work all at my own expense to fix an issue that started in Smiles Bray, but was never identified over a prolonged period allowing it to cause massive damage. they took no responsibility for not spotting the tip of the medical instrument over a 5 year period. they kept saying to talk to the dentist directly who no longer worked with them. Smiles didn't want to have anything to do with my complaint to them.
However, 1 visit to another dentist outside the Smiles chain and it took 10 minutes to identified the issue and the cause of 5 years of problems. Despite almost 5 years of recurring issues and multible visits to this branch of Smiles (and multible dentists) the issue was never identified or resolved. dentist at this practice left the tip of a medical instrument in my root canal. I've had 2 years of remedial dental work, bone grafts and surgery after a.
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