Drymen Dental Practice

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Drymen Dental Care in Glasgow serves patients in Drymen and states that all patients are registered as NHS patients. The practice explains that NHS dentistry in Scotland is subsidised by the government, with the government paying 20% of the total fee and the patient paying 80% unless exempt, in which case the NHS covers all costs. Alongside NHS care, it also offers private treatments, with dentists discussing the different options, including pros, cons and costs, before treatment begins. The dental services listed include children’s care, whitening, veneers, root canal treatment, Invisalign, implants, hygiene, fillings, extractions, dentures, crowns and bridges, and airpolish. During the COVID-19 period, the practice notes that appointments were cancelled because of Scottish Government closures, but one of the dentists remained available for emergency telephone advice Monday to Friday from 9am to 6pm. When a reopening date is confirmed, the practice says it will contact patients with existing appointments and those who had emergencies during the closure period, then move forward from there.