At New Street Dental Practice our patients come first
Need advice, help or more information?
If you're a current or new patient and would like to talk to someone about what's best for you. Our Patient Care Co-Ordinator will be happy to talk to you.
Existing patients
If you are a current patient and would like to continue to receive NHS treatment at New Street, then we will be happy to continue see you. Please note you will need to pay for NHS treatment unless you hold a valid exemption certificate.
New patients
If you are interested in joining us as a new patient, please visit us here at New Street to register in the first instance.
If you have been seen at the practice as an NHS patient in the past but you have not attended an appointment in the past three years and you would still like to see a dentist at New Street, you can register with us too.
Top tips for oral health
After brushing, spit out your toothpaste and leave the residue in your mouth. This will help strengthen your teeth, no rinsing!
Brushing effectively only cleans 70% of your teeth, cavities a prone to developing in between teeth. Use floss or internal brushes daily.
It's important not to brush your teeth straight after eating, this can weaken them in the long run. Try and wait at least 15 minutes.
It does not require force when brushing, ask your hygienist or dentist for the right technique.
Water is the best thing to drink throughout the day.
When buying toothpaste - always ensure it has fluoride in, this is the ingredient that prevents cavities.
The most important time to brush is before bed, and one other time during the day.
Testimonials
"I have been a patient of Dr Kurichan’s for 5 years and have always found him to be professional and friendly with an excellent chair side manner. All of the staff at New Street are welcoming with a cheerful disposition which is brilliant for a nervous patient such as myself."
"I have always found New Street to be very accommodating and welcoming. My little boy and I share an appointment which is brilliant as it allows for acclimatisation from a young age."