Complete dental care requires the collaboration of a variety of dental clinicians. Coordinating dental care that meets the demands of the twenty-first century involves the use of the latest technology and well organised staff. Amsel & Wilkins have a well trained and organised team who have the skills, knowledge and equipment to meet the demands of a modern dental surgery. For the past four decades this dental practice has evolved into an efficient and caring family dental surgery. Our reception, client care advisor and business manager take care of the front of house and administrative requirements. This leaves our dentists, hygienists and dental nurses to concentrate on taking care of you and your oral health care needs.

Oral health

As a dentist in Banbury we are concerned with everything relating to your oral wellbeing. When we examine your mouth we will check your teeth and gums, and look for signs of mouth cancer. We will take the time to become acquainted with you, helping you to relax and tell us what you expect from our dentist in Banbury. Discussing your expectations helps us to develop a candid relationship with you. Identifying oral health issues such as sensitive teeth, bad breath, damage caused by smoking, etc. which can be discussed in an honest and positive manner.

We are here to help you retain your teeth for the duration of your lifetime and to be able to do that we need to be able to identify those areas that need attention. You will be able to discuss anything that you may find sensitive, such as snoring, bad breath or teeth grinding. A feature of our dentist in Banbury is our team of seven dentists who have a wide range of skills to help you. We also have four hygienists to ensure that you do not miss any of your six-monthly dental surgery visits.

Prevention, the earlier the better!

If you have children, we encourage you to bring them in from as young as one year old! Let them become used to our dental staff and the surgery. This will all help them to avoid developing dental anxiety at a later stage. When they are due for their first examination they will feel relaxed because they have seen you come in for your dental care, so it will be a natural experience. If we identify something that may require attention immediately or that we know will cause problems later, we can treat it, avoiding possible complications.

Keeping up to date

Technology has helped dentistry evolve at a fast pace and this has enabled us to make the dental experience more efficient and more comfortable. We have invested in some of the most up-to-date technology to treat you. We use a special wand to administer pain-free injections which can also be directed to a specific area so that you don’t have a numb tongue, cheek or lip. Digital X-rays give us instant images and expose you to far less radiation than earlier machines. Intraoral scanners give us images of your entire mouth and can produce ‘before’ and ‘after’ treatment images for you to view. All of this equipment allows us to deliver the oral care that you expect from teeth whitening to dental implants. You can feel confident that our team will provide you with a lifetime of comprehensive oral health care.