Rainworth Dental Care - Mansfield

Hannah A.

Great experience visiting the practice, I was sent as an emergency out of hours appointment and not my usual dentist. I was booked in quickly, the practice staff were lovely and welcoming, treatment was quick and helped relieve pain symptoms. Overall very positive experience

Neil D.

From the first phone call to me leaving after treatment, everyone here were so kind, caring and professional. My treatment was dealt with quickly and is healing well. I'm so grateful to them for seeing me as an emergency.

Leanne J.

I hadn’t been to the dentist for a long time due to fear. A tooth was causing me pain and so I had to bite the bullet and go. Sal and Anita were incredible, so friendly and welcoming and really put me at ease. I’ve seen them again for further treatment and I’m now a regular patient. Because of them, my fear has gone. Highly recommend!

Annette S.

Lovely clean and modern environment at Rainworth Dental that helps you feel welcome and relaxed. I went with my daughter for a check up and a clean. Sal was my dentist for the day, this was my first appointment with him. My daughter was a little nervous but she did not need to be; Sal was amazing, he’s professional, calming and gentle. He gives appropriate advice and is informative. Just want to say thank you to him and his assistant Shaunna who was also kind and gentle with my daughter too. Needless to say we have both requested Sal for our future appointments.

Marie C.

Had a Wisdom tooth extracted . Great service the staff are very helpful and friendly. The Dentist put me ease he fully explained the procedure and was kind and considerate. Thank you

Adrian B.

Just completed my Invisigline treatment after 5 months and now have my perfect smile. Really happy with the results and can highly recommend Dr Ebun at Rainworth Dental Care. Friendly and explained everything in detail all the way through treatment

Richard S.

It's been a bit of a nightmare.

I came to this dentist through an emergency 111 call after experiencing excruciating toothache. I was able to get an appointment a few days later with an emergency dentist, who didn't find anything wrong and suggested it might be stress-related.

Still, I booked another appointment with a regular dentist because I was pretty sure something was wrong. This dentist immediately spotted that I had severe decay in my lower back tooth that needed either a root canal or extraction, so I was referred to a specialist. Another week later, I saw the specialist, who seemed confident that a root canal could save the tooth. It was an expensive option, but I felt it was worth the cost to try to save it. So, I booked the procedure.

Unfortunately, during the surgery, it turned out the damage was too extensive, and I was given the option to either continue or have it extracted. At that point, I felt I had suffered enough, so I decided to have it removed. To be fair, the dentist who did the root canal and her assistant were both really great. They made me feel at ease and explained everything that was happening. I immediately booked an appointment for the extraction.

A few days after the surgery, I was back again, in agony. It turns out the tooth had become infected, despite my best efforts to keep it clean by regularly rinsing with mouthwash. I was prescribed antibiotics, which thankfully did the trick.

A week later, the day of the extraction arrived, but on the same day, I received a phone call informing me that my appointment had been canceled due to sickness. The best they could offer for rebooking was nearly two weeks later.

At this point, I became concerned about the possibility of reinfection, as I had been warned that extracting an infected tooth could be extremely painful, even with anesthesia. I emailed them to ask if they could move the appointment forward or refer me to a different dentist, but I received no response.

Finally, the day of the extraction came. I went in, thinking everything would be fine since I wasn't in pain. However, when the dentist started pulling the tooth, it was really painful. To their credit, the dentist and the assistant were great at calming me down, as I kept tensing up and involuntarily holding my breath because of the pain. It took a few attempts, but we eventually got through it.

So, yeah. I feel like something has gone really wrong here, organizationally. I believe the long wait to get seen contributed to some of the worst pain I've had to endure in a long time. My fear of dentists feels well and truly justified now.

Donna

Initially visited as an emergency referral from the NHS I was given an appointment the next day and had a temporary filling which instantly stopped the pain, it then took 2 weeks but I was able to get took on as a NHS patient and have been seen 3 times since, last time yesterday to have a tooth extracted, I was petrified to say the least, the receptionist’s are lovely and very calming and my dentist Amrit is amazing I can’t thank him enough, the process was quick and painless and he was so patient as I did panic a bit. If I could give more than 5 stars I would, I’m so happy I was able to be took on as a patient, big thank you to everyone there.