This is a Mobile dental services, also known as domiciliary dental care, we bring a range of dental treatments directly to patients who are unable to visit a traditional dental clinic due to physical, mental, or medical limitations.
what makes Faithfully Mobile Hygiene so special?
Who can use these services?
These services are designed for individuals who cannot attend a dental practice, including: • Elderly patients. • People with physical or learning disabilities. • Residents in care homes, nursing homes, and hospices. • Patients with conditions like Alzheimer's or dementia. • Those with dental anxiety who find the home environment more comfortable. • People in communities with limited access to traditional clinics.
Is the treatment performed in a van or my home?
The service is typically provided inside your home or chosen location (e.g., care home). The dental team brings portable equipment, including a reclining dental chair, and sets up in a comfortable, accessible area like a living or dining room. Is the standard of care the same as in a clinic? Yes, reputable mobile dental services adhere to high standards of care, following guidelines from regulatory bodies like the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and The General Dental Council (GDC)
How much does it cost?
Costs vary depending on the provider (private vs. NHS), the location, and the specific treatments required. • Private services usually involve a call-out fee (covering travel time and distance) in addition to an examination and treatment fees. A full quote should be provided after the initial assessment.
Is it covered by the NHS?
NHS coverage for mobile dental services is generally limited and provided through specific Community Dental Services (CDS) for eligible patients with additional needs. Most private mobile dentists do not have NHS contracts. You can check for an NHS dentist on the NHS website to see if they offer domiciliary care or contact NHS 111 for urgent care.
What do I need to prepare for a visit? You typically only need to provide the following: • A completed medical history form and a list of current medications (usually requested before the first visit). • Access to a power socket. • A quiet, accessible space with adequate lighting.
How do I book an appointment? You can typically schedule an appointment by contacting us directly via phone, email, or our website contact form. For emergency dental care, you can contact NHS 111 or call 111 in the UK.