Guy’s Hospital london

I was referred to Guys dental by 111 upon request because the first dentist they sent me to did nothing but try to push me to see them as a private patient. I was extremely happy with how my dental abscess was dealt with at Guys (floor 23). My first appointment was in the afternoon and by the time we’d gotten the x-rays done and spoken to the dentist it was too late in the day to do the root canal I needed. But they booked me in for 9am the next morning and did a wonderful job. The students and supervisor/teacher/specialist?, were absolutely amazing. I was very nervous about the procedure and they calmed me down and explained everything. I didn’t feel a thing and they discussed after care and the next steps with me and I’m so happy to not be in pain anymore and to have gotten such great and speedy treatment. Everyone who dealt with me was incredibly kind and patient. I was put at ease and completely confident in the staff. I am incredibly grateful for the work they do.

Purpose for visiting was for dental. Very polite receptionists and dental team. Area A is the area I was directed to. Its labelled clearly. The dental area is a very large room/hall with lots of cubicles. We visited floor 22. There is a reception upon entering the hospital, which can guide you on where to go. There's also a little open shop to buy whatever you like. Travelling: one of the easiest routes to reach by car. There is disabled badge parking right outside the hospital. However, I'm not sure for normal parking. Don't forget you have to pay congestion charge. I would recommend getting on a train. There's a lot to see with beautiful views of the city.

In a sea of mediocrity, Guy's Hospital's Dental Department is arguably better than going private. Needed to go in for wisdom teeth extractions. The staff was incredibly understanding when I had to reschedule my appointment twice. Dr C Sproat's team were pleasant, friendly, and made me feel comfortable before and during the procedure, not once making me feel like they just needed to rush to the next patient (something I have experienced with several consultants). A big thanks to the dentist and not to forget to the assistant who played some fantastic 80's and 90's tunes that helped distract me! Quick tip: Don't try calling them. Emailing is a much better way to get a quick response.

I went to Guy' s Hospital for broken wisdom tooth extraction .I called 111 and managed to get appointment,though I was told they can't guarantee extraction same day.I was in severe pain and extremely scared.For the 1st time I felt so secure and on good hands. I got it extracted the same day.I went at 8am and got assessment done.Later at 1.30 pm I was given appointment for extraction. The staff was amazing and the procedure went very well with an amazing, kind and friendly Dr. Everyone was kind and friendly.Thank you so much..

I saw Dr Ian White, a dermatologist who has many years of experience, for a condition I've had for over 10 years. He told me, literally in a few seconds, that it had cleared up. He didn't do any checks to know this, he just very visibly wanted me out the door as quickly as possible. I was sceptical with what he'd said so I went private and got a second opinion.. I was told the condition was still very much there and it was indeed "extensive" the consultant did checks to know this, checks that include the right equipment. I suppose when you're getting an NHS salary and you're clearly not bothered to genuinely help people, you will be very quick to say anything that gets the patient out the door. I'm so glad I got a second opinion and didn't trust what Dr White had said. So disappointing, but this is often the way with a lot of clinicians in the NHS. I imagine Dr White would be a lot more thorough and diligent had this been a private appointment... ££££££