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Centric Health Dental Appointment
Call us today on 01 295 5010 to book an appointment or find out more about our services
Opening Hours
Mon - Thu: 08.00am to 1:30 pm / 2:30 to 7.00pm
Friday: 08.00am to 5.00pm
Closed Mon - Fri : 1:30 pm to 2:30pm
Saturday: 10.00am to 1.00pmOur Location
Unit C7, The Plaza, Beacon South Quarter, Sandyford, Dublin 18
New Patients Welcome
Our relationships with our patients are built on trust and the quality of your care and your complete satisfaction are our highest priority
Dental Services
Good oral health is integral to overall health and wellbeing. A healthy mouth has a positive impact on physical, mental and social wellbeing.
We pride ourselves on exceeding your expectations with our relaxed service, comfortable environment, friendly staff and superior dental work!
Under the watchful eye of Dr Liam Daly we offer a comprehensive range of services, including:
- General Dentistry
- Cosmetic Dentistry
- Comprehensive Dental Examinations
- Tooth Whitening
- Veneers
- Single Visit Crowns
- Bridges
- Sealants
- Implants
- Dental Makeovers
- Crowns & Bridges
- Root Canals
- Dentures
- Orthodontics
- Visiting Orthodontist & Periodontist
With a great team of dentists and support staff and a family-friendly clinic you can rest assured that your next visit to the dentists will be an enjoyable one.
Contact us today on 01 295 5010 to book your appointment.
Our Team
Dr. Daly qualified in 1974 in Dentistry in U.C.D. He worked with the NHS in the UK and built a successful Dental Practice in Richmond, Surrey before returning to Ireland in 1978. Together with his GP Colleague, Dr Margaret Bourke, he opened Ballawley Lodge, Sandyford Road a Medical and Dental Practice in 1978 and served the community for over 30 years. In 2016, Dr Daly moved his practice to the purpose built Sandyford Medical and Dental where he continues to treat his hugely loyal patients, a testament to his wealth of experience in general practice and calming persona.
Dr. Apicella graduated from the University of Naples in 2013. He worked in private practice for 2 years in general dentistry, endodontics and cosmetic dentistry before completing a postgraduate endodontic training program. Subsequently, he worked in Newport, South Wales as an SHO in Oral and Maxillofacial surgery. In 2016 he joined Sandyford Medical and Dental, practising both general dentistry and his specialist interests, endodontics and cosmetic dentistry. He continues to hone his skills attending postgraduate training seminars to ensure patients benefit from the most up to date and effective treatment.
Our Treatments
Examinations
The dentist will check your teeth, gums and oral tissues and inform you of any problems they have found. They will give you a treatment plan and discuss their findings with you. Radiographs (x-rays) may be required.
Scale and Polish
Cleaning the teeth removing tartar build up as well as dietary and smoking stains. This can be carried out by the hygienist or dentist.
Root Planning (Hygienist Appointment)
Patients with more advanced gum disease may be advised to have root planning carried out. This is done by the hygienist who will make the area numb and clean the root surface of the teeth below the gum line.
Fillings
Dental decay has to be removed and the cavity is then filled with either a white (composite) or silver (amalgam) material.
Root Canal Treatments
A root canal treatment involves removing the nerve from a non-vital tooth. For the patient it feels like having a filling done, although the appointment is a little longer.
Extractions
Non-vital (dead) teeth or teeth that are beyond being able to restore may need to be removed. This may also be needed prior to getting braces. An extraction is the removal of the unwanted tooth. It is a painless procedure with the use of local anaesthetic.
Dentures
If you have any teeth missing, the gaps can be filled with dentures which are false teeth that can be taken in and out (they are not fixed in the mouth). They can be on a plastic or metal base.
Splints
Patients who grind their teeth can benefit from wearing a splint at night time. This is like a gum shield which sits over the teeth to stop you grinding and protect the teeth from the strong force of the jaws.
Teeth Whitening
If the mouth is free of cavities, the teeth can be whitened by using a special dental bleach which is put into custom made trays that fit around your teeth. You wear the bleach for 4-12 hours (depending on the concentration) and over a period of weeks the teeth become whiter. The teeth can be sensitive during the treatment but this is normally short lived, your dentist can advise you on how to manage this. Unless there are no external stains on the teeth (stains from smoking, tea and coffee etc) you would need to have a scale and polish done before the treatment.
If you have a single tooth which is dead, it may go dark and look grey compared to the rest of your teeth. If the tooth has a root canal treatment in it, we can put bleach into the tooth and leave it for a week to brighten. In most cases this takes 3-4 sessions to bring the tooth to the correct colour.
Veneers
A veneer is a facing that covers the front surface of an anterior tooth. It helps to reshape the tooth to make it more aesthetic and gives the tooth an even appearance.
Crowns
Crowns are like hats that permanently sit over a tooth. They are usually needed when a tooth is very heavily restored (has a large filling) or has a root canal treatment. Sometimes posts are needed to go into the root surface if a tooth is very broken down.
Bridges
A bridge is used to fill the gap of a missing tooth. The fake tooth is held in place by bonding it to the adjacent teeth, meaning that the tooth will be fixed in position.
Preventative Treatments
To prevent tooth decay, newly erupted back teeth can have fissure sealants placed on them. A sealant is a thin film which covers the fissure (groove) in the tooth to help stop bacteria getting in and make them easier to clean.
Patients who are at high risk of dental decay can also be prescribed a toothpaste with a higher concentration of fluoride compared to normal toothpastes. With regular visits we can also put a fluoride varnish on the teeth to help make them stronger. This is particularly important for children's teeth.
Sports Guards
Anyone participating in a contact sport is advised to wear a gum shield. It covers the teeth and helps to protect them if there is a blow to the mouth. Children should ideally have a new gum shield every season due to their mouth changing with the eruption of adult teeth.
Current Pricelist
| Examination | €40.00 |
| Examination and Bitewings | €60.00 |
| Examination Scale and Polish | €100.00 |
| Scale and Polish (with Hygienist) | €70.00 |
| Child Examination | €30.00 |
| Small Radiograph | €20.00 |
| Fissure Sealants | €25.00 for 1 sealant €40.00 for 2 sealants |
| Composite (White) fillings | €110.00 - €150.00 |
| Amalgam (Silver) fillings | €90.00 - €110.00 |
| Simple Extraction | €90.00 - €110.00 |
| Complex Extraction | €110.00 - €150.00 |
| Surgical Extractions | €120.00 - €250.00 |
| Wisdom Tooth Removal | Based on assessment |
| Acrylic Dentures | |
|---|---|
| 1 – 6 Teeth | €250.00 - €400.00 |
| 6+ Teeth | €450.00 - €600.00 |
| Full Upper or Lower | €600.00 - €800.00 |
| Full Upper and Lower From | €1100.00 |
| Chrome Dentures(Metal Frame) | From €1100.00 |
| Root Canal Treatments | |
| Incisor/Canine | €350.00 |
| Premolar | €400.00 - €450.00 |
| Molar From | €550.00 |
| Crowns | |
| Gold | €750.00 - €850.00 |
| Porcelain (Tooth Coloured) | €750.00 - €900.00 |
| Veneers | €750.00 - €850.00 |
| Bridges | |
| Bonded (Per Unit) | €750.00 - €850.00 |
| Maryland (Adhesive Bridge) | €1100.00 |
| Post & Care | €100.00 - €220.00 |
| Bleaching Home Kit | |
| Includes Scale & Polish | €300.00 |
| Splints/Nightguards | €250.00 |
| Sports Mouthguard From | €75.00 |
Free Treatments
You may be entitled to free treatment if any of the following apply to you.
GMS Medical Card
All medical card holders are able to have free of charge from January of each year:
- An examination
- Two fillings
- Any emergency treatment (Extractions and Prescriptions)
The dentist is able to apply for additional treatments on your behalf including:
- Root canal treatments on anterior teeth
- Additional fillings for medically compromised patients
Dentists in private practice cannot treat children under 16 years using their medical card. We will be happy to see them privately or advise you contact the local HSE dentist if they require urgent treatment.
PRSI
If you or your spouse are employed and have been paying PRSI for 5 years, you may be entitled to a free examination and clean every year.
Please contact us with your own or spouses' PPS number for us to check if you are eligible.
VHI
If you have Dental cover with your Vhi insurance you can use our direct payment system which means you only pay for your share of the treatment cost and don't have to pay the full amount and claim it back like traditional methods.
To arrange for direct payment, call Vhi on 046 907 7337 with your policy number and tell them you would like to see us.
When you call us to make an appointment, tell us you have VHI insurance and there should be no charge for an examination, x-rays and cleaning. We ask that you would complete the following form with your policy details and bring it to your appointment (these forms are available at the practice if you forget).
If you require any treatment, we contact Vhi to discuss what will be covered within your policy. You will then only be asked to pay your share of the treatment (for fillings this is 30%) and Vhi will pay the rest.
Download Vhi Dental Claim Form PDF
Medical / Dental Insurance
Depending on your policy you may be able to claim back the cost of your treatment.
Tax Relief
The government allow you to claim the tax back for some treatments including root canal treatments, veneers, crowns and bridges.
If you have had any of these treatments in the past year, you may contact us to complete a Med 2 form on your behalf.
Oral Health
Oral health is an important aspect of general health - it enables you to eat, speak and socialise without painful disease, discomfort or embarrassment and contributes to your general wellbeing.
This section of our website will provide you with information on various aspects of oral health.
Nervous Patients
At our practice we understand that coming to the dentist can be a daunting prospect for some patients, whether it's from a previous bad experience or worry about certain treatments.
However, we strongly encourage you come and see us.
Dental diseases of the teeth and gums get worse with time and may only require a simple treatment to fix them. We always like to meet our patients before doing any treatment so recommend you book in for an examination.
For this appointment the dentist only has to look in your mouth and will then discuss the treatment you need. We can make a treatment plan that is broken down to make each visit manageable for you.
All our dentists are experienced in dealing with nervous patients and will never push you out of your comfort zone to have a treatment done that we don't think you will manage.
Websites such as www.dentalfearcentral.org are excellent resources for anxious patients to receive support from similar people and caring dental professionals.
Dental Conscious Sedation
Sedation is one way of making the treatment visits a little easier and can be provided orally.
Oral sedation is prescribed by the dentist at the examination appointment and requires you to take a tablet the night before and another 1 hour before your treatment appointment.
This helps you to relax and makes the treatment more manageable.
If you would like further information, or feel that you could benefit from conscious sedation, your dentist can discuss this further with you.
Contact Centric Health Sandyford Dental
Please note that this contact form is sent to our administrative team, not directly to your chosen dentist and is for enquiries of a general nature.
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Please contact your dental surgery directly by phone instead.
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To book your dental appointment please call us on 01 295 5010
Cancelling Appointments
If you need to cancel an appointment we would appreciate if you could give us 24hrs notice prior to your appointment.
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