Swakeleys Dental Practice

"Great environment, location, supporting staff (Jill) and last but not least a great dentist Dr Fetus. He is passionate about his profession I can tell. He checks and double checks a very very through dentist. I have never experienced this level of professionalism and genuine approach to ensure you are getting the best treatment possible. I would recommend this practice to anyone seeking a 5 star rated service. Thank you Swakeleys Dental Practice"

"I have been going to Swakeleys Dental Practice for the past few years now and I love all the atmosphere and the professionalism of the staff members. Dr Festus had made a good crown for me which covered an extremely broken teeth of mine. The crown blends well with my other teeth and no one can tell the difference."

"The hygienist tried to tell me some of her knowledge about calcified bacteria. When I said I am not interested in that she said everyone could think what he/she wants, but still went ahead with the same bacteria theory, even though saying the brain detoxes via the gums. She wouldn't even consider that there is something else out there. When I asked her to not scratch with the ultrasonic scaler on my teeth as it usually hurt like three weeks, the first thing what I could hear that terrible squeaky noise again. Then she goes out and tells that she has a difficult patient. If it would occur to her that she would be a difficult hygienist that doesn’t take care enough? No the dentist had to come. Next time she might better off to keep her 'knowledge' for herself and everything would have been fine. Well was the last time, because obviously she can't treat patients that are difficult meaning patients that are in pain for three weeks after her treatment. As per today 24/7/22 yes it is again hurting, odd that something like that shall be normal, as per someone else said let them never scratch your teeth. That has nothing to do with the dentist, he was fine. PS Here is something about bacteria from someone working wholistic and not holistic: Bacteria cannot damage the enamel (calcium hydroxy phosphate) and never cause tooth decay. Bacterial decay of the enamel is impossible because bacteria require carbon and hydrogen to live. Myriads of animal remains show that teeth and bones are resistant to earth-bound organisms. As I stated above, tooth decay is caused by toxins in our food, environment, medicine, cosmetics, chemicals and bad diets. Likewise, our increasing inability to restore severely compromised enamel (cavities) is the result of our extremely toxic food supply, environment, medicines, cosmetics, chemicals, and diets. If our bodies are healthy enough and we feed them properly, our bodies will generate bacteria to consume damaged dentine and sub-dentine cells. Bacteria act as janitors and consume the damaged tooth cells so that our bodies can replace them with healthy dental cells."

"They are so amazing, I haven’t been to dentist over 20 years I had severe anxiety. However they made me feel so comfortable and welcoming I didn’t feel judged or any bad vibes. Dr fus can’t spell his name but he’s a amazing and his assistant of course! I would highly recommend it!"

"If you looking for the MOST FRIENDLY and professional dentist you can stop looking!! This place is so professional, efficient and super nice. All staff is very friendly and approachable. Highly recommended from us."