Eyre Street Dental Medical services in Chesterfield, Clay Cross

Reviews

1. Yolande Potgieter ★☆☆☆☆

   Absolutely disgusting treatment a family member has experienced & not proffesional at all …

   almost 7 months ago
2. Rachael Glynn ★★★★★

   Myself and my family use this dental practice and have done for a few years now. The staff are really lovely, friendly and professional. Joe is amazing, very friendly and makes anyone feeling nervous about their dental issues feel comfortable and at ease. Fab team doing a fab job thank you

   1 year ago
3. Josh ★★★★★

   The best place their is. I used to go when I was younger and changed due to moving house but never had a good dentist since. I'm now back and couldn't be happier. The receptionists are kind and welcoming and Dr Neil Shaw is just the absolute best dentist their is. Very warm and welcoming and amazing patient care!

   almost 2 years ago

1. Craig Eyre ★★★★★

   Been here for years, and always have amazing treatment. Always very welcomed by the staff. Currently under expansion and being done up but it's a great dentist.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Sunny Lasher ★★★★★

   Firstly let me thank you for providing such a prompt appointment. The safety measures were very reassuring, with Covid checks about my health being made by telephone the day before the appointment and again upon my arrival. I was welcomed by the reception team who gave me clear instructions about procedures in the waiting room . The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly and I was extremely pleased with the time Raminder took over my treatment thank you so much.

   almost 4 years ago
3. Alison Merriman ★★★★★

   I am a new patient at this practice and saw Greg Jones for a filing. He was really friendly, professional and put me at ease. I didn’t even feel the injection. Would highly recommend this practice having had bad experiences at other dental practices.

   more 8 years ago

1. Rosie P ★★★★★

   I have severe anxiety issues and had my first tooth our here, it was immensely stressful and scary for the first time, luckily for me I had a general anaesthetic but was still aware. The worst thing was the amount of pressure on my jaw which felt like it could break, what was nice, and this may sound a little odd, they didn't pander to me and let me stress and worry usually the worst thing people can do is say "don't worry" it stop mid way which I guess isn't an option when I've got denial paraphernalia in my mouth! What they did tell me to do was slow my breathing down and they kept telling me to so I wasn't hyperventilating. They let me take my tooth home, which I only thought they did for children which was kind of nice.

   more 8 years ago

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