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You might have to wait for something
to set in between treatments, in which
case we have iPods for people to listen
to.
He continues: There are some places
thatjustdisplayafewcandlesandcall
themselves dental spas but
CherrybankDentalSpainPerth,which
opened about 15 years ago, was the
first of its kind in Scotland.
Philip explains that Cherrybank uses
only the most up-to-date equipment,
You can sit and watch a
film... it just takes your
mind off it, and, before
you know it, the
procedure is done
adding: A lot of dentistry can be done
without the use of a drill, which tends
to be the thing that most people
dislike. Its not necessarily the pain
involved, but the sound.
With measures in place to protect
sensitive ears, the noses of visitors to
Cherrybank are also in for an unusual
treat.
We look at all the senses thats why
we bake bread in the reception and
lounge area, says Philip. People
dont really like the smell of a dental
surgery and it just gives the place a
homely atmosphere. We pride
ourselves on customer services and
thats what sets us apart. People can
even get a foot massage and a
cappuccino in the waiting room.
It certainly makes a change from a
couple of moth-eaten knitting mags.
Forthosepatientswithchildrenintow,
there is even a games room.
Cherrybank is not an example of style
over substance, however, boasting a
team of highly trained professionals
led by the spas owner the acclaimed
cosmetic dentist Dr Elaine Halley.
Cosmetic procedures include
porcelain veneers, smile design, and
Zoom teeth whitening, while Botox
treatments are also available.
Whatever you decide to do to improve
your teeth, Cherrybanks luxurious
approachtodentalcareissuretobring
a smile to your face.
Cherrybank Dental Spa, Centrum
House, 108-114 Dundas Street,
Edinburgh, EH3 5DQ
www.cherrybankdentalspa.com
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