Argo Dental has two clinics in Shropshire located in Shrewsbury and Telford, where our professional team are dedicated to providing excellent dental care for you and your family. Our dedicated dental team provide a first class private dental care service, not merely treatment. Here at Argo Dental we pride ourselves on delivering the very highest standards of modern dental care.
With a practice in both Shrewsbury and Telford, we offer an extensive range of treatments as well as advice and guidance to help you make truly informed decisions regarding your oral health. To this end, we spend time explaining and also encouraging patients to ask questions. Our practices are equipped with the latest technology and can offer a vast range of treatments.
With a practice in both Shrewsbury and Telford, we offer an extensive range of treatments as well as advice and guidance to help you make truly informed decisions regarding your oral health. To this end, we spend time explaining and also encouraging patients to ask questions. Our practices are equipped with the latest technology and can offer a vast range of treatments.
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Across both locations, our dedicated team of highly qualified dental professionals have been valued members of the Argo team since 1996. All strive to deliver outstanding service and achieve excellence in dentistry. All four of our dentists currently work across both practices and have over ten years post-graduation experience.
Reviews (6)
Dan James
Aug 22, 2021
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Timothy
Jul 29, 2021
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Been a loyal customer for many years (over 10 years). Due to international work it’s been a while (2 years) since I last had the chance to do a dental checkup and Argo charged me a re-registration with them for 60 quid! Outrageous. Well I hope you value that 60 quid Argo, I think it will be the last pound you get from me. Here’s a free tip, retention costs are lower than acquisition costs. Treating loyal customers by trying to make a quick buck with your “re-registration fees” is insulting.
Alice Plant
Nov 05, 2019
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Felix Dabasagoyti
Sep 23, 2019
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Des Connell
Jul 27, 2018
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Emma McGarrity
Sep 08, 2017
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Writing to the Dental Complaints Service (DCS) to start the process of claiming costs for further treatment, plus contacting the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in relation to the beyond poor treatment.
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Mum came to have a filling (£160 even though she didn't even need an injection to numb it) - had pain ever since went back & he took it out with a charge of (£90).
Whilst he was taking out the tooth he broke half of the tooth next to it - his resolution was to 'fill a bit of it in'. Again she was in pain, went back the next day for the practice manager to say 'it was an accident' no
Details:
Mum came to have a filling (£160 even though she didn't even need an injection to numb it) - had pain ever since went back & he took it out with a charge of (£90).
Whilst he was taking out the tooth he broke half of the tooth next to it - his resolution was to 'fill a bit of it in'. Again she was in pain, went back the next day for the practice manager to say 'it was an accident' no
