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Can anyone recommend a good Orthodontist/Dentist?

By Bobbaz
January 9, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted January 9, 2013

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Posted January 9, 2013

I've had Lingual STb6 braces fitted behind my front teeth. I did this via a Groupon voucher and now the Dentist has been suspended by the General Dental Council and I am being forced to find a new dentist to continue my treatment as I have a brace attached to my teeth and no one to remove it! Needless to say I'd like to find someone good and reliable.

I am already registered with the dentist by Peckham Rye Park but need someone more specialist if possible, doesn't have to be too local, just good.

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