Purple Dental Care - Invisalign Bristol

chris marlton

Nothing to do with dentist work just there parking arrangements.i live on the street and patients going to the dentist have no parking. patients park were they like and its a joke so maybe spend some money on parking outside the dentist plenty of space

miv lewin

I attended Purple Dental Care in Hartliffe, Bristol today as an emergency patient. I cannot express my Gratitude, from the warm Welcome, lovely atmosphere and prompt, professional and personal care from everyone at this practice I came away knowing they have really helped me, with proper referrals and after Care follow ups. Thank you Purple team, Amazing Millie Lewin

GAry Mobbs

Had a really bad experience while having a tooth extraction with dentists in the past but came to purple dental care seen a dentist called dr ollie and had a much better experience with having a extraction talked me threw it all

Dubbzy Uk

Mohammed was a really good friendly dentist. Very patient and takes good care of his patients would recommend him at all times I was in so much pain when I got there and I walked out with no pain just perfect

Sylvester Перунов

Unfortunately, I feel obliged to leave a negative review. Despite the good customer service and friendly approach, I believe I may have fallen victim to a lack of experience. At the end of my holiday abroad, I had an emergency appointment which involved opening a tooth for drainage and to relieve me from the pain caused by an infection. I was referred for a 3D scan (CBCT) and diagnosed with an abscess or a cyst above my tooth. With this diagnosis, a treatment/surgery recommendation, and the scan on a physical drive, I returned from my trip and was given an appointment at this clinic following contact with 111. The dentist informed me that, after reviewing the scan in another room with other staff members, she saw no cause for concern. She even performed a standard X-ray for confirmation and consulted with another colleague. I was reassured that the issue was no longer there, likely healed due to the ibuprofen I had taken while in pain, and that a root canal would be sufficient - which was then carried out a week later, on a Wednesday. Within 48 hours, my face had swollen severely, and my fever was rising, forcing me to contact 111 again. They advised me to speak directly with the dentist who had performed the root canal. When I called the reception, I was refused an emergency appointment that day and was only offered one on Tuesday. After calling 111 again, I managed to get an emergency appointment that Friday's evening at a clinic in Easton, where I was taken seriously. The dentist there performed another X-ray and confirmed that it was obvious there was an abscess or cyst in the dark area of the image. I was prescribed antibiotics and advised to consider surgical removal of the problem if it did not improve. Unfortunately, the pain continued to intensify - probably the worst I have ever experienced in my life. On Sunday, I ended up at the hospital A&E, where, after another 3D scan and a 12-hour wait for a facial specialist, my gum was incised and the accumulated pus and blood, which had spread up to below my eye, were drained. I was advised to return to the dentist who had performed the root canal so that treatment options could be discussed. However, even before the procedure, she had told me that if the “root canal treatment failed”, the tooth would be extracted. The next day, I purchased a flight ticket and arranged a private appointment with an dental surgeon for an apicoectomy. He was shocked that anyone had attempted just root canal treatment in the first place, as it had blocked the only drainage route for the pus during an active infection in the gum. I was prescribed a stronger antibiotic and had to wait a few days before the dental surgery, to allow the swelling to go down so that there would be no problem with placing the stitches. This experience cost me immense pain, time, money, and 12 days of taking antibiotics. Sadly, despite my initially great impression, this clinic has once again taken away my trust in local dental care.

Andrew Barnes

Wonderful service by all staff. The dentist was kind and very efficient on my tooth extraction...great experience for a dentist trip

Alaa Ghoneim

Stunning service and doctors, I had a great experience today, all the stuff are friendly and professional. Highly recommend!

S F

Dr Vith is highly recommended - calm, patient, and explained process, excellent for those of us nervous about dental treatments. Very personable, very generous numbing injections which is great for me (especially as had dentists reluctant to numb up, when tight on time), never seems rushed, works around kids needs, glad we found a good dentist local to us. Small issues, big issues, all been resolved through their excellent treatment. Also saw Dr Yihang for first time, he was super - really liked how he spoke face-to-face (as opposed to old dentists I've had that talk to you from over your ear), he explained all the options, used visuals like video clips to explain what happened and treatment options going forwards, used camera to show me back-tooth so I could see issue. Very happy with that visit. Practice owner was also good with kids additions needs, did a good check up and referral, thank you. There's some good dental nurses working with them and receptionists are a good team. Appreciate the call reminder day before appointment. (Only had one check up cancelled that was done by email, which is fine but call would have been better.) Been with this practice since it opened and it's been such a positive addition to South Bristol community dental care. (Edit: unfortunately agree with one of the reviews below, I won't ever rebook myself or kids with the spanish female dentist, their dental exam was fine but not their abrupt attitude, which is in itself a core part of dental care.)

Bernard Titus Turman

My appointment was timely and friendly