As has always been the case at Hollins Denture Clinic, the safety of our patients and our staff is our number one priority. We have been working hard, following the latest Government guidance to implement new ways of operating to ensure that our clinic is as safe as possible for our patients and our team. The new safety measures are designed to limit the risk of coronavirus transmitting within our clinic and you will be given some information at your booking appointment.

Last year we moved premises, at our new location we have a purpose-built state of the art clinic with onsite laboratory upstairs allowing us to offer the absolute best in standard for new bespoke dentures. We are now able to offer our patients private off-road parking outside the clinic.

All new enquires will be triaged by our trained reception team and where possible we will carry out a telephone assessment to minimise patient footfall to the clinic.

Should you have any queries or concerns then please feel free to give us a call on 0161 798 0202 and one of our team would be more than happy to talk you through our new procedures.

What Is A Clinical Dental Technician?

A Clinical Dental Technician (CDT) is a qualified dental technician that has under gone further education and training in areas such as Medical Emergencies, Cross Infection Control and Oral Pathology but to name a few that make up the Diploma in Clinical Dental Technology by the Royal College of Surgeons (RCS). This qualification allows CDTs to take impressions and fit dentures direct to the public. If you are unsure whether your denture provider is qualified to ask them for their General Dental Council (GDC) registration number, then contact the GDC to check that they are CDT and not just a dental technician.

Robert Carey CDT Rcs Eng GDC no:148087