The Blockley Partnership is a long established practice located in the centre of Tunbridge Wells. It has been situated on Mount Ephraim since 1936 and is an ideal mix of the old and new. The building is a beautiful Georgian house with convenient off-road parking, and contains modern dental surgeries that allow for the provision of high quality dental care in a pleasing environment. If you are a new patient, we would like to take this opportunity of welcoming you to our practice.
In the event of a dental trauma please contact the emergency number for advice from one of our dentists. Please also look at this website for immediate palliative advice: www.Dentaltrauma.co.uk
At the Blockley Partnership our main approach to dental care is prevention. Whilst long term control of dental disease is ultimately the patient’s responsibility, we hope that with our help patients can keep their teeth for life.
At your first visit our Practice Manager will help you complete a form which covers some basic details, including a medical and dental history. Please remember to bring details of any medication you are currently taking (a copy of your prescription) and your yellow book, if appropriate. Your dentist will then conduct an initial consultation which is often supplemented with digital dental X-rays. This helps to determine how healthy your mouth is.
We do our best to carry out dentistry to the highest standard. Therefore we offer the Blockley Partnership Guarantee which is unique to the Blockley Partnership and means that in the unlikely event of a permanent filling failing within the first year, we will replace it free of charge or refund your money without question. We take great pride in our dentistry and also want to make your visits as pleasant as possible.
As many of you are aware Mr Daddy retired from the practice on Thursday 25th May after working here for over 50 years. He will be greatly missed by both… Read More »
Read More >At the end of March Sue Corbett our hygienist retired after working at the practice for 15 years. She will be missed by both staff and patients. We have welcomed… Read More »
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