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Dear Valued Patients,
Smile Place Dental would like to reassure all our patients that we are open for business as usual. We are keeping up to date with the latest Government regulations and are following the latest recommendations from the health regulators on the procedures we can and cannot perform.
Currently, we can perform all dental treatment but it is possible that this could change any day. If it does, we will notify you but for now, our opening hours will not change and we encourage you to continue making your regular appointments when needed.
We have sufficient Personal Protective Equipment available and are taking all precautions to minimize the risk of contracting the ever evolving Coronavirus (COVID-19).
We have put multiple measures in place, on top of our already high infection control and hygiene standards, to ensure our environment is as safe as possible for our patients and staff.
These include:
Please be rest assured that the health, safety and wellbeing of our patients, employees and community at large is our absolute priority in this unprecedented time and we request that if any of our patients are feeling unwell or have been diagnosed or been in contact with a suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19, please reschedule to a later date and do not enter our building.
If you or your family members are in isolation or have concerns about your scheduled appointments, please contact us directly using the numbers below.
Yours Sincerely,
Smile Place Dental Team
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