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Code of Practice for Patient Complaints

At Cheltenham Dental Spa we take complaints very seriously and try to ensure that all our patients are pleased with their experience of our service. If you feel the need to lodge a complaint then it is our policy to deal with it and promptly so that the matter is resolved as quickly as possible. This procedure is based on these objectives.

We learn from every mistake that we make and we respond to customers’ concerns in a caring and sensitive way.

1 The person responsible and to whom your complaint should be directed is the Business Development Coordinator – Donna Karien.

2 If a patient complains on the telephone or in person, we will listen to their complaint and offer to refer him or her to the Business Development Coordinator immediately. If the Business Development Coordinator is not available at the time, then the patient will be informed when they will be able to talk to the Business Development Coordinator and arrangements will be made for this to happen. The member of staff will take brief details of the complaint and pass them on to the Business Development Coordinator. If we cannot arrange this within a reasonable period or if the patient does not wish to wait to discuss the matter, arrangements will be made for someone else to deal with it.

3 If the patient complains in writing or by email, it will be passed on immediately to the Business Development Coordinator.

4 If a complaint is about any aspect of clinical care or associated charges it will normally be referred to the dentist concerned, unless the patient does not want this to happen.

5 We will acknowledge the patient’s complaint in writing and enclose a copy of this code of practice within three working days.

6 We will seek to investigate the complaint within ten working days of receipt to give an explanation of the circumstances which led to the complaint. If the patient does not wish to meet us, then we will attempt to talk to them on the telephone. If we are unable to investigate the complaint within ten working days we will notify the patient, giving reasons for the delay and a likely period within which the investigation will be completed.

7 We will confirm the decision about the complaint in writing immediately after completing our investigation.

8 Proper and comprehensive records are kept of any complaint received as well as any actions taken to improve services as a consequence of a complaint.

9If patients are not satisfied with the result of our procedure then a complaint may be made to:

Dental Complaints Service: telephone 08456 120540 or visit www.dentalcomplaints.org.uk.

If unresolved you can also contact: The General Dental Council, 37 Wimpole Street, London. W1N 8DQ. Telephone: 0845 222 4141 https://www.gdc-uk.org/.

Code of Practice for Patient Complaints_PRIVACY POLICY

At Cheltenham Dental Spa we take complaints very seriously and try to ensure that all our patients are pleased with their experience of our service. If you feel the need to lodge a complaint then it is our policy to deal with it and promptly so that the matter is resolved as quickly as possible. This procedure is based on these objectives.

We learn from every mistake that we make and we respond to customers’ concerns in a caring and sensitive way.

1 The person responsible and to whom your complaint should be directed is the Business Development Coordinator – Donna Karien.

2 If a patient complains on the telephone or in person, we will listen to their complaint and offer to refer him or her to the Business Development Coordinator immediately. If the Business Development Coordinator is not available at the time, then the patient will be informed when they will be able to talk to the Business Development Coordinator and arrangements will be made for this to happen. The member of staff will take brief details of the complaint and pass them on to the Business Development Coordinator. If we cannot arrange this within a reasonable period or if the patient does not wish to wait to discuss the matter, arrangements will be made for someone else to deal with it.

3 If the patient complains in writing or by email, it will be passed on immediately to the Business Development Coordinator.

4 If a complaint is about any aspect of clinical care or associated charges it will normally be referred to the dentist concerned, unless the patient does not want this to happen.

5 We will acknowledge the patient’s complaint in writing and enclose a copy of this code of practice within three working days.

6 We will seek to investigate the complaint within ten working days of receipt to give an explanation of the circumstances which led to the complaint. If the patient does not wish to meet us, then we will attempt to talk to them on the telephone. If we are unable to investigate the complaint within ten working days we will notify the patient, giving reasons for the delay and a likely period within which the investigation will be completed.

7 We will confirm the decision about the complaint in writing immediately after completing our investigation.

8 Proper and comprehensive records are kept of any complaint received as well as any actions taken to improve services as a consequence of a complaint.

9If patients are not satisfied with the result of our procedure then a complaint may be made to:

Dental Complaints Service: telephone 08456 120540 or visit www.dentalcomplaints.org.uk.

If unresolved you can also contact: The General Dental Council, 37 Wimpole Street, London. W1N 8DQ. Telephone: 0845 222 4141 https://www.gdc-uk.org/.

Code of Practice for Patient Complaints_DATA PROTECTION

At Cheltenham Dental Spa we take complaints very seriously and try to ensure that all our patients are pleased with their experience of our service. If you feel the need to lodge a complaint then it is our policy to deal with it and promptly so that the matter is resolved as quickly as possible. This procedure is based on these objectives.

We learn from every mistake that we make and we respond to customers’ concerns in a caring and sensitive way.

1 The person responsible and to whom your complaint should be directed is the Business Development Coordinator – Donna Karien.

2 If a patient complains on the telephone or in person, we will listen to their complaint and offer to refer him or her to the Business Development Coordinator immediately. If the Business Development Coordinator is not available at the time, then the patient will be informed when they will be able to talk to the Business Development Coordinator and arrangements will be made for this to happen. The member of staff will take brief details of the complaint and pass them on to the Business Development Coordinator. If we cannot arrange this within a reasonable period or if the patient does not wish to wait to discuss the matter, arrangements will be made for someone else to deal with it.

3 If the patient complains in writing or by email, it will be passed on immediately to the Business Development Coordinator.

4 If a complaint is about any aspect of clinical care or associated charges it will normally be referred to the dentist concerned, unless the patient does not want this to happen.

5 We will acknowledge the patient’s complaint in writing and enclose a copy of this code of practice within three working days.

6 We will seek to investigate the complaint within ten working days of receipt to give an explanation of the circumstances which led to the complaint. If the patient does not wish to meet us, then we will attempt to talk to them on the telephone. If we are unable to investigate the complaint within ten working days we will notify the patient, giving reasons for the delay and a likely period within which the investigation will be completed.

7 We will confirm the decision about the complaint in writing immediately after completing our investigation.

8 Proper and comprehensive records are kept of any complaint received as well as any actions taken to improve services as a consequence of a complaint.

9If patients are not satisfied with the result of our procedure then a complaint may be made to:

Dental Complaints Service: telephone 08456 120540 or visit www.dentalcomplaints.org.uk.

If unresolved you can also contact: The General Dental Council, 37 Wimpole Street, London. W1N 8DQ. Telephone: 0845 222 4141 https://www.gdc-uk.org/.