Alder & Fern, Marlowe Hill
A calmer kind of dental care, close to home.
A small neighbourhood practice for routine check-ups, cleanings and family visits, with time to talk things through.
Mon to Thu 8:30 to 17:30, Fri 8:30 to 16:00Requests answered by email
What the practice cares about
Family first
One household, one visit where we can manage it.
Time to talk
Appointments are long enough to ask the awkward questions.
A quiet room
Soft light, timber, plants. No television, no upsell.
Services
Four kinds of visit, and none of them a surprise.
Pick the visit that sounds closest. If you are not sure yet, that is a valid answer.
Routine exam
A look at your teeth and gums, and a plain-English conversation about what comes next.
Preventive cleaning
A careful clean of the build-up brushing misses, plus advice you can keep up at home.
Family dentistry
One request for the household. We keep family members close together where we can.
First visit
New here? Start slowly. Questions first, history taken in person, nothing rushed.
A request, not a booking.
Nothing is held in the diary until we have replied and we have both agreed a time.
Choose the visit
Pick the visit that sounds closest. Not sure yet is a valid answer.
Send a request
Name, email, a contact window and an optional note.
We reply to agree a time
A request is not a confirmed booking until we have both said yes.
Please do not send medical details through this form.
The practice
A practice that feels like a room, not a corridor.
Alder & Fern began as a two-room practice on a residential street, and it has stayed small on purpose. Four kinds of visit, one room at a time.
There is no television in the waiting area and nothing is sold at the desk. There is a fern that someone remembers to water.
- Where
- 18 Alder RowMarlowe Hill
- Talk to us
- (555) 0142Mon to Thu 8:30 to 17:30, Fri 8:30 to 16:00
Ready when you are.
Send a request and we will reply by email to find a time that works. Nothing is booked until we have both agreed it.
This site does not give clinical advice or diagnoses. If you have severe pain, swelling, bleeding or a facial injury, contact your local emergency service or an urgent dental service.