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Bellrope Dental · Wymondham

A dental practice for people who would rather know what is going to happen first.

Today
Closed today
New patients
Taking new patients
In pain today
01632 960 119
Where we are
12 Bellrope Lane, Wymondham NR18

We are closed today. If you are in pain, call and leave a message.

The practice seen from Bellrope Lane, with the green door

Treatments

What we do here

We are a general practice. Most of what happens here is checking, cleaning and fixing teeth that have broken down. The list below says how long each thing takes and what it feels like, because those are the two questions people actually ask.

Preventive

Examination

A look at your teeth, gums and the soft tissue in your mouth, and a written note of what we find.

Takes
20 minutes
You feel
A mirror and a small probe. Nothing sharp goes into the tooth and there is no injection.
After
Nothing. You can eat straight away.
From
£65

Restorative

White filling

Cleaning out decay and rebuilding the tooth with a material that matches its color.

Takes
30 to 50 minutes
You feel
An injection first, then pressure and vibration. The tooth is numb for two to three hours afterward.
After
Do not chew on that side until the numbness has gone. The tooth can be sensitive to cold for a week or two.
Between
£140–£240

Restorative

Root canal treatment

Removing the nerve from inside a tooth that has become infected, then sealing it.

Takes
60 to 90 minutes, sometimes over two visits
You feel
An injection first. After that it is pressure and a lot of small movements. Most people find it long rather than sore.
After
The tooth is often tender to bite on for a few days. It will usually need a crown afterward to stop it splitting.
Between
£350–£700

All treatments

First visit

The first appointment is a look, not a treatment

Nothing is drilled, filled or taken out on the first visit unless you are in pain and ask us to. We look, we take two x-rays if you agree to them, and we write down what we find. Then we tell you what it would cost.

  1. Before you arrive

    2 minutes

    Write down any medicines you take and anything you have been told about your heart, blood pressure or bleeding. If you are nervous, say so when you book. We will give you a longer slot so nobody is rushing.

  2. At the desk

    5 minutes

    Julie will ask for your name, address and doctor. You fill in a medical history form. If you would rather do it at home, ask us to email it.

  3. Sitting down

    5 minutes

    The dentist will ask what has brought you in and when you last saw someone. There is no lecture. People come back after ten years and we start from where you are.

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Team

Four people work here

Two dentists, a hygienist and the person who answers the phone. You will see the same dentist each time unless you ask for someone else.

Dr. Rosa Hallam

Principal dentist

BDS 2009 · GDC 000000

Special interest Nervous patients, Root canal treatment

Speaks English, Portuguese

Dr. Peter Marchetti

Associate dentist

BDS 2016 · GDC 000000

Special interest Crowns and bridges, Children

Speaks English

Nadia Okafor

Dental hygienist

Dip DH 2014 · GDC 000000

Special interest Gum treatment

Speaks English

The whole team

Before you call

The six things people ring up to ask

Are you open today?
08:30–17:00, Monday to Friday, and until 19:00 on Wednesday. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
Are you taking new patients?
Yes, for private care. Our NHS list is closed and we will say so on the phone before you book anything.
Do you take my insurance?
We are recognized by the main dental plans. Bring your policy number and we will check it at the desk.
Is there parking?
Two spaces behind the building on Bellrope Lane, and free street parking on Town Green after 10:00.
Do you see children?
Yes, from the age of two. A check-up for a child is £30.
What languages do you speak?
English and Portuguese.

All questions

Getting here

Finding us

Bellrope Lane runs off Town Green, two minutes from the market cross. The door is the green one next to the framer. There is a step-free entrance at the side, and the ground floor has a surgery, a toilet and the waiting room, so nobody has to use the stairs.

Two parking spaces behind the building, and free street parking on Town Green after 10:00.

The step-free side entrance and the corridor behind it

Ready when you are

No pressure, and no treatment plan waiting at the end of a check-up.

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