General Dentistry

Name: Roseacre Cottage Dental
Address: 111 Ashford Road, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 4BT, United Kingdom
Telephone: 01622 730 548
Rating: 4.6

At Roseacre Dental Practice, we believe in preventative, accessible, and informed dental care for all. We welcome all patients, whether they be new or existing, to our practice in Maidstone, Kent, for expert care from our dentists, therapists, and hygienists. We are proud to offer accessible appointments, support for nervous patients, and dental occlusion as part of our wide range of dental excellence.

We look forward to any opportunity that allows us to demonstrate our excellent quality of care and attention to detail, so if you have any questions at all then don’t hesitate to contact us today, our team in Maidstone, Kent, will be more than happy to help!

New Patients

We are always happy to welcome aboard new patients! We make preventative dental health extremely accessible with our monthly dental care plan that allows you to spread the cost of your treatments, while also awarding you 20% off dental fees.

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New Patients

Hygienists

Our expert hygienists can regularly assess your gum health, remove plaque from your teeth’s surfaces, and advise on home dental care to ensure your continued oral health. You can take our care home with you.

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Hygienists

Dental Therapists

Our skilled dental therapists are trained to deliver routine dental treatments for both adults and children under the prescription of a dentist.

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Dental Therapists

Nervous Patients

We understand that, for nervous patients, coming to the dentist may be the cause of considerable anxiety, so we want to make the process as comfortable as possible. We believe that with a combination of compassion and understanding we can help you overcome your dental phobia. Dental sedation is also available for those who need it.

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Nervous Patients

Occlusion

Your dental occlusion is the way our teeth and jaws meet together, which affects the way we speak, eat, and smile. If we have problems with our occlusion, our jaw joints and facial muscles can come under more strain, leading to jaw pain, bite problems, and diminished function. Luckily, we have the knowledge and skills to help.

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