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The Leixlip Dental Centre will remain closed to routine dental general practice until the end of January 2021.
The present Covid surge with the new potentially more transmissible virus variant poses significant management problems to keep dental staff and patients safe and well.
The HSE are doing their best to get vaccines into the country so that we as front line health care workers can do our jobs safely and effectively.
The KEY Clinical Objective as soon as we can get vaccinated is to keep patients with routine dental emergencies out of the hospital system and complete their treatment safely in the community.
Hopefully with vaccinations against Covid-19 we will be back to some degree of normality in February 2021.
We are presently seeking to have our dental team vaccinated which will provide another layer of security with our other usual cross infection controls such as masks, social distancing hand washing etc. Theses measures will help to prevent the transmission of this virus to our team members and patients. Your safety is our primary concern when you attend our office for dental care.
Even with vaccinations we will still need to remain vigilant and wear a face covering / mask, wash our hands , maintain social distancing and keep our personal contacts with other folk to the bare minimum during this Covid viral surge period which will pass in the next few weeks.
We will continue to prioritise the safety of our patients and implement the necessary safeguards.
In the event that you are having a dental emergency please text 0830837679 with your name and contact details and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Family Dentistry – Root Canal Treatment – Teeth Whitening – Orthodontics – Oral Surgery – Implants – IV Sedation
4 The Mall, Main Street, Leixlip, Co. Kildare, W23 P2P4 . | Tel: (01) 6246655 (Text : 0830837679 for appointments.)
Member of the VHI Dental Network
Opening Hours:
Monday-Friday: 9am – 5.30pm
Thursday: 9am – 8pm
Weekend surgery Saturday: 9am – 7pm by appointment.
Book your CBCT 3D Image directly by phoning 016246655. Cost €100
CBCT 3D Imaging by appointment. Cost €130 per CBCT Radiology study irrespective of volume size.
Referrals are welcome from Dental and Medical colleagues. Radiological studies can be accessed remotely from the cloud.
Update on re-opening plan: We have reopened and rest assured the safety of our patients is our paramount objective.
Next orthodontic list with Dr Damian o Reilly (Orthodontic Specialist) will be on Tuesday 12th January 2021.
New patients are welcome to make appointments for consultation.
Prices for Orthodontic Treatment for 2020:
- Fixed upper & lower arch wires with fixed metal braces cost from €2995.
- Single arch treatment (upper OR lower) fixed metal brace systems from €2200.
- Fixed upper & lower arch wires with fixed metal braces cost from €3995. ( Insignia Computer designed individualized manufactured bracket / wire systems).
- Invisalign priced on request
- Payment can be made by installments or direct debit after initial payment on bond up of €500.
- Tax Relief at 20% on all Orthodontic Treatment Fees On Med 2 form.
See www.revenue.ie for further information on Tax relief.
Parking is provided in the Arthur Guinness Square car park behind the Spar supermarket on the main street.
Signage advises that parking costs €1.20 Euro per hour from 10.00 to 16.00 ( Monday to Friday) Sat Free
( You might get 10 mins grace if you time runs over by the parking attendant so please buy two hours when you visit to cover the time adequately so as not to feel rushed. )
Emergency Cover arrangements:
For emergency treatment after hours / weekends or during holiday periods please see the following options:
- Vhi Swift care clinic in Dundrum are open to 9pm ( Mon - Fri and w/end) www.vhi.ie Tel:1890 866966
- The Dublin Dental Hospital provides out of hours cover from 5pm to 10pm ( Mon-Friday) Tel: 016127200
- Unfortunately we are no longer able to provide a weekend or out of hours on call service as the Dental Council and Health & Safety protocols advise that patients should only be treated in the presence of a dental assistant.
- The cost of providing such a service is prohibitive.
- For severe dental emergencies outside these hours please contact your nearest general hospital A&E department.