Dr Golding, the Barbados dentist, has launched a new pain-free treatment service for children. This no-needle approach to pedodontics helps too ensure a friendly and welcoming visit.
Dr Golding, a dentist in Barbados offering friendly, approachable and affordable children’s dentistry, has announced no-needle and no-pain pedodontics. This means that children no longer have to have injections or drills to repair decayed teeth.
For more information please visit the website here: https://drgoldingdental.com
Dr Golding is a gentle and caring dentist who prides himself on helping patients to get the best results with all their treatments. For anyone looking for a whiter, brighter smile and teeth, his team are able to help.
Patients will discover that Dr Golding combines the latest in cutting edge dental technology with skilful and professional treatments. He has over 40 years of clinical practice and is known for his excellent service.
Many people have a fear of going to the dentist and worry that they will experience pain or discomfort while getting their treatments. This can be especially true for children.
However, with the new no-pain treatments from Dr Golding, patients don’t have to worry about their visit. Every care is taken to ensuring they experience a friendly and welcoming trip.
In addition to pain-free children’s dental services, the Barbados dentist offers a full range of preventative, restorative and cosmetic treatments.
During each checkup, the dentist will examine the patient’s mouth for any indications of issues or abnormalities. They will also check on the patient’s gum health and jaw alignment.
The full list of services for local patients includes porcelain veneers, gap closures, teeth whitening, smile makeovers, Invisalign braces, laser dentistry, implants, crowns and bridges, cosmetic surgery, and more.
The dentist website states: “Dr Goulding's kind and gentle nature is what allows him to help people the way he does. In his career he has been able to see a lifetime of teeth; from young kids coming in with their parents and growing up to then bring in families of their own.”
Those wishing to find out more can visit his website on the link provided above.
