Woodseats Dental Care

Principal Dentist

Dr J.A. Clarke B.D.S., Dr.R.J. Miles B.D.S., Dr. S. C. Sanderson B.D.S., Dr. C. J. Bruce B.D.S

Principal Dentist

Dr J.A. Clarke B.D.S., Dr.R.J. Miles B.D.S.,
Dr. S. C. Sanderson B.D.S., Dr. C. J. Bruce B.D.S
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Qualifications

Dr John Clarke qualified in 1991 from Sheffield Dental Hospital, where he received an award for restorative dentistry. Since then he has worked in general practice and has special interests in cosmet...
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Qualifications

Dr John Clarke qualified in 1991 from Sheffield Dental Hospital, where he received an award for restorative dentistry. Since then he has worked in general practice and has special interests in cosmetic, restorative and implant dentistry.

Dr Susie Sanderson qualified in 1975 in Liverpool, collecting the prestigious McLeans Award for Preventive DentNot specifiedistry in the process. She considers herself a generalist, not to mention a perfectionist. Her dedication to the profession extends well beyond working hours; she is Deputy Chairman of the British Dental Association and until recently Chairman of Sheffield Local Dental Committee.

The longest-serving member of our team is Dr Catherine Bruce, who qualified in Sheffield in 1974 and has worked at the practice since 1975. She practices a full range of dentistry and enjoys treating all members of the family.

Dr RJ Miles BSc BDS is a member with a strong commitment to general dental practice is Dr Richard Miles. He qualified in 1978, then worked at the Dental Hospital for six months before going into general practice. He has been a member of Sheffield Local Dental Committee for 21 years.

Helen Ferns, Practice Manager, meet the person who ensures our service to patients is of the same high standard as our dentistry. Helen’s career in dental nursing began in 1979. She joined the practice in 1993 and became Practice Manager ten years later. She is qualified in dental radiography and is currently studying for a BTEC certificate for dental practice managers. Helen is responsible for overseeing the day-to-day running of the practice, but she also has experience of oral surgery and dental implantology.
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When established

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When established

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Awards

Dr John Clarke qualified in 1991 from Sheffield Dental Hospital, where he received an award for restorative dentistry.

Awards

Dr John Clarke qualified in 1991 from Sheffield Dental Hospital, where he received an award for restorative dentistry.
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Additional Information

Saturday and evening hours are available by special appointment.

Additional Information

Saturday and evening hours are available by special appointment.
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This gentleman had previously had a post crown where you can now see a space. There is still the broken root in place. He was treated with a single implant to which was attached a porcelain crown. As...
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This gentleman had previously had a post crown where you can now see a space. There is still the broken root in place. He was treated with a single implant to which was attached a porcelain crown. As you can imagine he was thrilled with the result! Had he chosen a bridge to replace the broken tooth he would have had to have the teeth each side of the gap drilled down to peg shapes. This would have been a great shame and was completely avoidable using the implant.
This lady had lost her back tooth several years before but, as often happens, was suffering from several problems as a result. She had been eating only on the other side, which led to jaw joint problems, and the other teeth both next to the space and biting on to the space were starting to move position. Fortunately we saw her in time and we were able to provide for her the implant tooth you can see in the second photograph. This stabilized the moving teeth and cured her jaw joint pain as she can now eat on both sides.
Another dentist referred this lady to us because she was complaining that the bridge replacing her front tooth kept coming off. It was designed to be glued to the inside of her adjacent teeth but as often happens it proved not to be successful. We replaced the bridge with a single implant and porcelain crown. The result? No more missing bridge at the most inconvenient times and an excellent long-term appearance.
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