Collier Row Dental Practice 21 Collier Row Road, Romford RM5 3NR

"Just left collier Row dentist had two front teeth repaired the rest cleaned and tidied up . From consultation to treatment it was fast and efficient and very professional. The lady dentist who done the work was very informative and professional all the way to the end I have my smile back im so pleased"

"From the moment I walked in, the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. The waiting area was clean and comfortable, and I was seen promptly at my scheduled appointment time. The dentist who treated me was fantastic. Not only were they highly skilled and knowledgeable, but they also took the time to explain everything they were doing and answer any questions I had. They were gentle and reassuring throughout the entire procedure, which made me feel at ease. The equipment and facilities at this practice are top-notch. Everything was modern, clean, and well-maintained, which was a great reassurance that the highest standards of hygiene were being maintained."

"My Son received two years of orthodontics treatment. His teeth now look amazing. The orthodontist team are fantastic and so friendly. Would highly recommend."

"Went there on an emergency they started digging around in my mouth and was very rough and started saying about how busy they are, They gave me what they call a “silver filling” that they didn’t tell me anything about it, later I did some research and it turns out they put something that is harmful to me and my body in my mouth. This is Just Terrible service and not friendly at all NHS is going down the drain"

"Referred to the practice by NHS 111, was greeted by a friendly and helpful receptionist despite it being late in the evening. Dentist was also very amicable however, the standard of treatment received was so unprofessional I’ll be making a formal complaint to the GDC! I had severe pain on the right side of my mouth but wasn’t able to pin point the pain due it’s severity. Pointed out that it might be as a result of a broken crown on the top or an appearing wisdom tooth at the bottom. Dentist then proceeded to inject with local anaesthetic, and simply pull out the protruding “root” without an x-ray! No pain relief was given or any follow up advice. I was simply told I could leave. Given that I was pregnant, I felt faint and almost passed out as I walked out the clinic. Paid for a private dentist today and after an x-ray, it transpired that I had a root canal infection in the bottom two teeth and the supposed “root” she’d pulled out was actually one of two teeth that were growing under the gum. The dentist advised I make a formal complaint about the treatment by the dentist at Colliers Row!"