
Feeling anxious about a dental visit is more common than you might think.
At Ace Dental on Wimpole Street we specialise in caring for nervous patients, helping people from Marylebone, Soho and beyond overcome their fears. Our compassionate team takes the time to explain every step so you feel comfortable and confident about your care.
We listen and tailor treatment to your needs
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Skilled clinicians who understand dental anxiety
Should you feel nervous about your next visit to Ace Dental, please be assured that our team is well equipped to handle any unease you may experience to help make your visit as relaxed as possible. Most nervous patients have a genuine phobia for dental treatments, which we can manage using our special approach toward dental treatment.

At any time during your treatment, feel free to inform us of your anxiety. We recommend that you mention your concerns to us at your first consultation, so we can explore our available options to help you manage your anxiety. As every patient is unique and important to us, we want to do our best to deliver a pleasant dental experience to everyone. Our professionals will work at your pace, always explaining the steps of the procedure, letting you know what to expect.

Many people suffer from anxiety about visiting the dentist. For some, it is a full‑blown phobia. But our dentists do understand. If you do feel nervous about your next dental visit, you can be assured that our team is experienced and well‑equipped to handle any unease you may have, and to help you to feel as relaxed as possible.

There have been many studies showing that a large proportion of adults, and some children have at least some anxiety when it comes to visiting the dentist. Some patients have a genuine phobia about undergoing dental procedures, or even visiting the dentist for check‑ups. But we can help you to manage your concerns using our special approach towards dental treatment.

Some people can trace their dental anxiety or fear back to a particular visit to the dentist, perhaps when they were a child. But, for many others, anxiety around dental appointments is not caused by a fear of dentist visits as such, but a fear of pain or a fear of the unknown. But, the fact is, advancements in dental treatments mean that they are now quicker, more effective and cause less discomfort than ever before. Talking to your dentist about your treatment and what you can expect can help to allay your fears.

If you are worried about visiting the dentist, you may put off making an appointment, even if you are in pain or have clear signs of tooth decay. This dental anxiety could even make it more likely that you will need more invasive treatments in the future. While you can brush and floss at home, proper care of your oral health generally requires professional deep cleans bi‑annually to remove any plaque, tartar and bacteria from your teeth. Without these routine visits, deposits can build up on your teeth and cause more serious problems.

In short, yes! While some patients may feel embarrassed about admitting they are nervous or worried, it’s really very common to feel some form of anxiety about visiting the dentist. If you are nervous about your next dental visit, you can let us know when you make your appointment. Or, if at any time during your treatment, you become anxious feel free to let us know. We recommend that you mention your concerns to us at your first consultation so that we can explore our available options to help you manage your anxiety. As every patient is unique and important to us, we want to do our best to deliver a pleasant dental experience to everyone. Our professionals will work at your pace, and will explain the steps of the procedure, always letting you know what to expect.

No one wants to be nervous about visiting the dentist, whether you are making an appointment for a procedure to repair or restore your teeth, or you are simply coming to us for a check‑up. We will do everything we can to help you feel more relaxed, and there are also some things you could do to manage your anxiety:
In time, you should be able to see your dental check‑ups and visits as part of your overall health care regime, and nothing to worry about.

If you’re feeling anxious about visiting the dentist, we’re here to help. Call us on 0800 849 4959 or book an appointment to discuss your options with our friendly team.

"A great experience."
A great experience. Jamie Wright was kind and sympathetic, and explained very clearly every stage of the process for my new dentures. Thanks to everyone at Ace Dental for a relaxed, professional and friendly environment. I am delighted with my new dentures, and can't recommend Ace highly enough. Thanks to all.
"By far one of the best dental experiences I've ever had."
By far one of the best dental experiences I've ever had. Very supportive and gave a clear breakdown of everything perfectly. Couldn't recommend more.
"I usually hate the dentist, but after 3 visits, it's my favourite practice."
I usually hate the dentist, but after 3 visits, it's my favourite practice. From reception, nurses, dentist to treatment. Really happy with the service. My dentist was very patient with me and I'm m so grateful. Many many thanks Dr Gian Marco and team :-) see you next week
"I had dental treatment here and I found them all to be very helpful and professional."
I had dental treatment here and I found them all to be very helpful and professional. I was put at ease when I was contacted by Lindsey the day before my treatment. My Treatment was by Robert and my aftercare by Jamie was perfect I go back every year for my checks with Jamie and will continue to do so.
Ace Dental
Lister House,
11-12 Wimpole Street,
Marylebone, London
W1G 9ST
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11 High Street,
Wanstead, London
E11 2AA
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Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday & Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm
Sunday Closed
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34 Hans Road,
Knightsbridge,
London,
SW3 1RW
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