About us

About Helsby Dental Surgery

On Chester Road since the early 1990s, looking after adults, children and whole families. Private care here runs from check-ups and hygiene visits to whitening, implants and braces.

People come to us from Helsby, Frodsham, Runcorn, Ellesmere Port and across this part of Cheshire.

Exterior of Helsby Dental Surgery on Chester Road, Helsby, Frodsham

Part of Helsby

More than thirty years on Chester Road

The practice has grown and changed over three decades, and the job is the same as ever: work out what is going on, explain it plainly, and sort it out. Some of the people we see have been coming here for the best part of thirty years. Others are walking in for the first time.

  • How you are seen

    Private care, with prices published

    From a check-up to a crown, our private fees are published, so you can see a price before you book. We also see NHS patients: see charges and availability. Either way, you will know which applies before anything is booked.

    View private fees
  • All ages

    Adults, children and families

    From a child’s first visits through to care later in life, often for several generations of the same family.

    Children’s dentistry
  • If you are anxious

    Nervous patients welcome

    If the dentist is something you dread, say so when you book. Knowing beforehand changes how the appointment is handled.

    What happens at a check-up

The practice is registered with the Care Quality Commission, and our dental professionals are registered with the General Dental Council. You can verify a dental professional’s registration on the GDC register.

What matters to us

How we work

Four principles behind every appointment.

We start by listening

Your concerns and past experiences shape the appointment. We find out what has brought you in before we talk about treatment.

We explain in plain language

We tell you what we have found and which options suit you, without jargon. You can ask questions and know the cost before you decide anything.

Prevention before treatment

Check-ups, hygiene appointments and practical advice can help keep problems small, or stop them starting. Where treatment is needed, it is based on your own examination.

You remain in control

Treatment goes ahead only when you agree to it. If you would rather go away and think, take the time you need. The decision is always yours.

Who looks after you

A team, not a single dentist

Dentists, dental therapists and hygienists, nurses, reception and practice management all have a part in your care. Between them, they bring experience from check-ups and family dentistry through to cosmetic, restorative and implant work.

  • Diagnosis and treatment

    Dentists

    Your dentist examines and diagnoses, explains what they have found and carries out treatment. Where something needs particular experience, such as implants or straightening teeth, the dentist who works in that area does it. Implant treatment is led by Dr Aiman Sinjab (Lek Dent, GDC 107357).

  • Prevention and gum care

    Therapists and hygienists

    They provide professional cleaning, gum care and practical advice on looking after your teeth at home. Dental therapists can also assess and provide certain treatments within their professional scope, training and competence.

  • Everything around it

    Nurses, reception and management

    Dental nurses support clinical care and help appointments run safely and smoothly. Reception and practice management coordinate bookings, fees, membership plans and practice administration.

If your treatment involves more than one of them, they talk to each other directly, so messages pass between them, not through you. You can see who works here, with their roles, qualifications and GDC numbers, on our meet the team page.

Ready to arrange a visit?

Request an appointment and we will find a time that suits you. If it has been years rather than months since your last visit, tell us when you book, so we can understand your concerns. In pain now? Ring us rather than sending the form, or see what to do in a dental emergency.