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# GHB Dental Care

Family Dental Practice in Sheffield

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## Pages

- [Homepage](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/) - Discover affordable adult dental care at GHB with new patient assessments for only £65. Children seen for free when an adult joins our GHB monthly registration!
- [Pricing](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/price-guide/) - We are currently able to treat children under the age of 18 years on the NHS. We have a limited number of spaces available on our NHS list and we may be able to add new children to this list from April 2025. Even when our NHS list is full, we agree to see under
- [Emergency Dental Services](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/emergency-service/) - Regular dental care helps to prevent the need for inconvenient dental emergencies. However, dental emergencies do unfortunately occur. At GHB Dental Care, we keep select emergency appointment slots available each day. These allow us to see our REGISTERED patients as promptly as possible when they are in pain or have urgent concerns. We have partnered
- [Children](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/children/) - We are currently able to treat our under 18 patients on the NHS, with no cost to yourself. Our NHS child list is now FULL and will potentially reopen in April 2026. However, we offer to see under 18 years of age children for free if they have a registered adult patient on our GHB
- [Families](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/families/) - All Children seen for FREE! We believe that children become most comfortable at the dentist when attending as a family unit. When you have a family, you can choose to block book your appointments for the whole family. This saves you money, time, and minimises time off work. Just mention to our reception team that
- [New Patients](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/nhs-dentist/) - We see our adult patients independent to the NHS. We always aim to provide quality dental care at affordable prices. We are currently taking on a small number of new patients to the practice. Our reception team can advise of available new patient assessment slots and are contactable on 0114 2377642. A new patient assessment
- [Find Us](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/find-us/) - GHB Dental Care, 177 Hemper Lane, Greenhill, Sheffield, S8 7FB Phone: 0114 237 7642 Email: GHBDental@gmail.com We are located at the junction between Hemper Lane and Westwick Crescent, in the Greenhill area of Sheffield. If using a Satellite navigation system, we recommend entering address 2 Westwick Crescent, Sheffield. S8 7DG. If you are struggling to
- [Contacting GHB Dental](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/contact-us/) - To contact GHB Dental Care, feel free to give us a call on 0114 2377642 during our normal working hours. Should you prefer to email, feel free to email us on GHBDental@gmail.com and we will endeavour to get back to you soon. If you are having a dental problem and are a Registered patient with
- [About](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/about-us/) - GHB Dental Care has been established since the 1950s and has a tradition of quality dentistry provided in a friendly family atmosphere. We are proud of our reputation as a caring practice for all the family providing continuity of service even when patients move away from the locality. Our aim is to treat all of
- [GHB Monthly Plan](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/ghb-monthly-plan/) - We are now able to accept new patients on to our Dental Heath Registration Plan in limited numbers. Please contact us on 0114 2377642 for an up to date availability on new patient assessment slots. A new patient assessment costs £65 and this includes any necessary X-rays, and allows an opportunity to meet the team and have a detailed discussion about
- [Toothache](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/toothache/) - Toothache often starts suddenly and the pain can vary from mild discomfort to severe. You may have a throbbing pain in your head, jaw and ear that is constant or that comes and goes. If you have toothache, you should visit a dentist as soon as possible to have it treated. The longer you leave
- [The Dental Team](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/the-dental-team/) - Mr. Sukhbir Makkar (known as Ricky) (GDC no: 74725) Ricky was born in Sheffield, and is also a Sheffield University graduate. He has worked at GHB Dental Care since 2002. He qualified from The University of Sheffield with honours in 1998 and has a special interest in restorative and cosmetic dentistry. He has attended numerous
- [Coronavirus (COVID-19)](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/coronavirus-covid-19/) - Update: 1st June 2022 We all hope that you having a great year! We remain open AS NORMAL with our full working hours and are here for your dental needs. We have been incredibly busy as a dental practice during the pandemic. We are delighted to advise that we have been able to recruit another
- [Cross Infection](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/dental-care/) - Cross infection control is now one of the key areas that the Sheffield Primary Care Trust and the Care Quality Commission are examining. As a practice, we take cross infection control extremely seriously. We have made every attempt to use disposable single-use items where possible. We also have a central sterilisation area in line with
- [Home](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/index-php/) - Our team at GHB Dental Care would like to extend a warm welcome to you and your family.
- [Privacy Policy](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/privacy-policy/) - About Us GHB Dental Care processes and handles personal information in connection with our business. Our principal address is 177 Hemper Lane, Sheffield, S8 7FB. Our contact details can be located at www.ghbdental.co.uk Our Data Protection Officer is Mr. Sat. Makkar and can be contacted by e-mail at ghbdental@gmail.com What information do we collect? We
- [Opening Hours](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/opening-times/) - Monday: 09:00 to 12:30 - 14:00 to 17:30 Tuesday: 09:00 to 12:30 - 14:00 to 18:30 Wednesday: 08:30 to 12:30 - 14:00 to 17:30 Thursday: 08:30 to 12:30 - 14:00 to 17:30 Friday: 09:00 to 12:30 - 14:00 to 16:30 Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed We are closed for lunch between 12:30 & 14:00
- [Patient Feedback](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/patient-feedback/) - The following are recent comments from our patients that we are delighted to have received: “Fantastic service” “Helpful staff – informative dentist” “Caring professional treatment” “Very friendly dentist makes you feel relaxed” “All lovely” “Very friendly practice and confident in treatment received” “All the dentists are great with kids” Compliments, suggestions and complaints All patient
- [Cookies on ghbdental.co.uk](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/cookies-on-ghbdental-co-uk/) - Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you access most websites on the internet. ghbdental.co.uk uses cookies in order to make the website easier to use, to support the provision of information and functionality to you, as well as to provide us with information about how ghbdental.co.uk is used so that we
- [Oral Hygiene](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/865-2/) - At GHB Dental Care, we recommend the following nine tips for maintaining a high level of oral health: Brush Thoroughly. Brushing twice daily is imperative. Brushing last thing before sleep is especially important because saliva (which has many protective features) dries up as we sleep. Toothbrushes should come with a small head and soft bristles.
- [Kids & Dentistry](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/kids-dentistry-2/) - Most children choose to do the fun activity over the boring one. We need to make dentistry fun and exciting for kids to ensure they do not rush or avoid it all together. The following are four little tips: 1) Make Brushing Fun! – There are lots of children’s toothbrushes that look exciting! Music tunes,
- [Dental Abscess](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/dental-abscess/) - A dental abscess is a collection of pus that can form in the teeth or gums as a result of bacterial infection. The commonest cause is the nerve in a tooth having died. This is often due to a deep cavity being present although can occasionally occur following trauma to a tooth. Bacteria can use
- [Gum Problems](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/gum-problems/) - Gum problems are often split into two categories: Gingivitis (gum disease) and periodontal disease. Gingivitis is simply inflammation of the gums. It is primarily due to plaque build up and its effects are completely reversible with improved oral hygiene. When brushing diseased gums, there is a tendency for bleeding. Many patients fear they have done
- [Tooth Decay](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/tooth-decay/) - Tooth decay is when acids in your mouth dissolve the outer layers of your teeth and bacteria are allowed to grow into the tooth structure. Your mouth is full of bacteria, which combine with small food particles and saliva to form a film known as plaque. As the bacteria consume food within your mouth, they
- [Dental Trauma](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/dental-trauma/) - Unfortunately, dental trauma can occur when we least expect it. Should you be unlucky enough for a tooth to fracture from trauma (such as a fall or being knocked in the mouth by a young child), always attempt to find the broken pieces and take them with you when attending a dentist. Occasionally the pieces
- [Seniors & Dentistry](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/seniors-dentistry/) - As we get older, our oral health becomes more important than ever. Maintaining proper oral hygiene is not just for your teeth and gums. Senior adults have unique dental needs and challenges. This includes a vital link between a person’s general health and their oral health. By adopting healthy oral habits at home, seeking regular
- [Bad Breath](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/bad-breath/) - Halitosis is the medical term used to define bad breath. It’s no surprise that store shelves are stocked full with chewing gum, mints, mouthwashes and other products designed to counteract bad breath. But many of these products are merely temporary measures and do nothing to treat the condition in the long term. The irony of
- [Mouth Ulcers](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/mouth-ulcers/) - Mouth ulcers are painful round or oval sores that form in the mouth, often on the inside of the cheeks. Although mouth ulcers can be uncomfortable, especially when you eat, drink or brush your teeth, they are harmless. Most mouth ulcers clear up by themselves within a couple of weeks. You only need to see
- [Dentures](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/dentures/) - Dentures are removable false teeth made of plastic or metal. They fit snugly over the gums to replace missing teeth. Gaps left by missing teeth can cause problems with eating, speech and cosmetically. It is recommended to remove your dentures before sleep to allow your gums to rest as you sleep. Keeping your mouth clean
- [Dental Care During Pregnancy](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/dental-care-during-pregnancy/) - Preventive scale and polish treatment during pregnancy are completely safe and are recommended by both dentists and doctors. The hormonal changes of pregnancy causes the gums to bleed easily, become inflamed, and trap food causing increased irritation to your gingival tissue. Almost one half of women experience pregnancy gingivitis, starting in the 2nd or 3rd
- [Advice Center](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/advice-center/) - Dental Trauma Tooth Decay Gum Problems Dental Abscess Kids & Dentistry Oral Hygiene
- [Useful Links](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/useful-links/) - The British Dental Association is the professional association and trade union for dentists n the United Kingdom. For further information, view their website. The BDA Smile website is a great resource for independent dental advice, including information on common dental problems and specific treatments. The Care Quality Commission regulates all health and adult social care
- [Testimonials](https://www.ghbdental.co.uk/testimonials/)