General FAQs

At Capel Dental Care, we know that having clear information about your appointment, treatment, or joining our practice can make all the difference. To help, we’ve answered some of the questions we’re asked most often below.

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Does dental treatment hurt?

Most dental treatments are designed to be as comfortable as possible. Depending on the type of treatment you’re having, you may feel some pressure or mild discomfort, but your dentist will always take steps to minimise this.

Our team is experienced in using gentle techniques and appropriate pain relief, including local anaesthetic where needed. We’ll check in with you throughout your appointment and can pause at any time if you feel uncomfortable or anxious.

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How do finance options work?

We don’t want cost to be a barrier to looking after your teeth and gums.

After your consultation, we’ll provide you with a clear treatment plan that explains:

  • Your recommended treatment options
  • The associated fees
  • Any available payment or finance options

Where appropriate, finance options may be available to help spread the cost of treatment. Our team will talk you through everything, so you can make an informed decision that works for you.

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I’ve recently moved to the area — how do I join your practice?

We’re always happy to welcome new patients to Capel Dental Care.

If you’ve recently moved to the area and would like to register with us, you can:

  • Visit our Get in touch page to make an enquiry, or
  • Call our friendly reception team on 01267 237363 to book an appointment

From your first visit, our team will take the time to understand your needs and make sure you feel comfortable and well looked after.

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I’m a nervous patient — what are my options?

You’re not alone. Many people feel nervous about visiting the dentist, and some experience dental anxiety or phobia.

Our team is highly experienced in caring for nervous patients. We’ll take things at your pace, explain each step clearly, and make sure you feel in control throughout your visit.

We also recommend regular dental health check-ups where possible, as these can help prevent problems from developing and reduce the need for urgent or unexpected treatment, which many patients find more stressful.

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