Dr R Hardy
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Dr R Hardy, dentist in Worksop

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Dental Surgery, 37 Carlton Rd S80 1PD Worksop

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Contact Dr R Hardy, dentist in Worksop

Are you looking for a dentist in Worksop for a check-up, dental treatment or an urgent appointment? Dr R Hardy practises at Dental Surgery, 37 Carlton Rd S80 1PD Worksop. This page brings together the contact details, opening hours and practical information available, so you can check whether the practice is open today and call before you travel.

Book an appointment with Dr R Hardy

Contact Dr R Hardy directly to find out about available slots, NHS or private treatment and how to book. Unlike GP surgeries, dental practices in England have no formal catchment areas, and you do not stay registered with a dentist permanently: each practice decides when it is taking new patients, on the NHS or privately. A call is the quickest way to check whether you can join the patient list and when the next appointment is available.

What can you see a dentist for?

Dr R Hardy can be consulted for toothache, bleeding or sore gums, a broken or chipped tooth, a lost filling or crown, sensitivity, a swelling or a suspected abscess. Appointments may also cover routine check-ups, a scale and polish, fillings, root canal treatment, extractions, dentures, advice on children's teeth or a referral to a specialist such as an orthodontist.

NHS dental care, charges and free treatment

If Dr R Hardy provides NHS dental treatment, you pay a set charge based on the treatment band in England, while Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have their own charging arrangements. In England, NHS dental treatment is free for children under 18, under-19s in full-time education, during pregnancy and for 12 months after giving birth, and for people receiving certain benefits. Private fees are set by each practice, so ask for a treatment plan and an estimate when you call.

What to note down before your appointment

Before your appointment with Dr R Hardy, prepare a list of your symptoms, when they started, your current medicines, any allergies and your medical history, including heart conditions or blood-thinning treatment. If you are claiming free NHS treatment, bring proof of your exemption, such as a maternity exemption certificate or an HC2 certificate. If the appointment concerns a child, a pregnant woman, a nervous patient or a person with additional needs, please mention this when you call.

Address and contact details of Dr R Hardy

Dr R Hardy's practice is located at Dental Surgery, 37 Carlton Rd S80 1PD Worksop, in Worksop. If you searched for a dentist near me, compare the other dentists nearby and call to confirm opening hours and availability before travelling. For an emergency dentist out of hours, call NHS 111 in England and Wales, or NHS 24 on 111 in Scotland. In Northern Ireland, contact your local out-of-hours dental service through your health trust. For heavy bleeding that will not stop, swelling affecting your breathing or swallowing, or a serious injury, call 999 or go to A&E.

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