E.M.Swanson Dental Practice

We are still waiting to have the plans accepted, the planning office are really "dragging their feet", considering that I am only refurbishing the practice, my disabled patients are suffering as we are waiting to have these important disabled facilities! Unfortunately, despite my pleas to councillors, I have no ambassador to help promote my case...it is very frustrating when there is evidence of more controversial plans going ahead!
Sorry, to vent my feelings here, but as you may guess i am thoroughly sick of the huge time consuming process required to submit plans, have them refused and now having to resubmit them.
WHEN? they are finally accepted I will have a more patient-friendly, contemporary dental practice which I trust we shall all benefit from.

We are updating the children's fees from February 1st 2008;
Check-ups will still be free for children if their parent/s have seen the dentist within one year, there has been a moderate price increase in filling prices, i.e. they now start at £10 for the smallest filling. An updated children's price list is available at the reception.
Unfortunately, because of burgeoning regulations the costs of running a dental practice has increased many times more than inflation. Therefore, we have had to adjust our fees accordingly. Please note that our Children's prices are still greatly discounted and this offered as an important service to our regular patients.

The Plans have now gone to appeal which will take at least twelve more weeks. In the mean time i have had a letter published in the Medway Messenger, please click the image below to see it.


Shortly after the letter was published i received a supportive letter from a local solictor, click the image below to see this:

Submitted by E.M.Swanson

Plans have been submitted for refurbishing the dental practice, this includes a wheel chair ramp, disabled parking spaces, a new reception area and more! We are hoping that the work will have been completed by spring 2007.

Dr E M Swanson has begun a Masters Degree course in general dental practice at Birmingham dental school, on a Wednesday afternoon.
The practice will benefit from Dr Swanson' access to the latest knowledge and technologies, the course will take five years and Dr Swanson is looking for patients to do case studies on. This will mean a multitude of clinical photographs, Sounds like fun! Read more about the course