University Dental Practice

University Dental Practice is a general dentistry clinic situated at 222 Burgess Rd in Bassett, Southampton. The practice provides dental care to patients in the Bassett area and the wider Southampton region, offering routine and general dental services in a local community setting in Hampshire.

Preventive dental care is available in the form of check-up examinations and professional cleaning appointments. These routine visits allow clinicians to monitor the health of patients’ teeth and gums, identify problems at an early stage, and provide guidance on maintaining good oral hygiene between appointments. Consistent attendance at preventive visits remains the most practical way to avoid more complex dental treatment.

General restorative treatments cover common dental concerns including fillings, assessment of existing restorations, and evaluation of teeth presenting with pain, sensitivity, or visible changes. Patients experiencing dental discomfort are advised to contact the practice to arrange an assessment rather than waiting for a routine check-up date.

Burgess Road is a well-connected route running through the Bassett neighbourhood in the north of Southampton. The surrounding area includes residential communities along the route toward Chandler’s Ford and the M3 corridor, giving the practice access to a broad local patient base.

New patients can contact the practice to register and arrange an initial appointment. A first visit typically includes a full dental examination and, where clinically appropriate, X-rays to support accurate diagnosis and treatment planning before any work is undertaken.

University Dental Practice serves the local Bassett and Southampton community. The practice is accessible to patients from Bassett, Swaythling, Chandler’s Ford, Eastleigh, and the surrounding parts of central Hampshire.

Patients seeking a general dental practice in this part of Southampton can use the contact details listed on this page to get in touch and arrange a first appointment.

Patients who have not attended a dental check-up in some time are particularly encouraged to book an appointment rather than waiting for a dental problem to become noticeable. Many common dental issues, including early-stage gum disease and small cavities, are easier and less expensive to treat when identified at a routine examination than when they first produce symptoms.