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The practice

Everything under one roof, in Hoylake

Dr Singh practises at McGrath Dental & Implant Clinic on The Quadrant, a private practice in Hoylake equipped to carry out complex cosmetic and restorative work in-house. Treatment that many practices refer elsewhere is planned and completed here, by the dentist who assessed you.

The practice

Dr Rakesh Singh treating a patient in the surgery at the practice, with a dental nurse assisting.

Appointments are booked with enough time to examine properly, explain clearly and answer questions without anyone watching the clock. You see the same dentist from the first consultation through to the review, and treatment is planned, written down and costed before you are asked to commit to anything.

If you are anxious about the dentist

A good deal of Dr Singh’s work is with people who are nervous, or who have not seen a dentist for a long time. Nothing is done at a first appointment beyond looking and talking, and sedation is available in-house where it would help. Say so when you get in touch and the appointment is arranged around it.

Questions people ask before booking

Visiting

Address

McGrath Dental & Implant Clinic2 The QuadrantHoylakeWirralCH47 2EE

Opening hours

Monday
08:15 – 17:45
Tuesday
09:00 – 19:45
Wednesday
08:15 – 17:45
Thursday
08:15 – 17:45
Friday
08:15 – 15:45
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Reception hours. Appointment availability is confirmed when you book.

Getting here

By car
The Quadrant runs alongside Hoylake station, off Station Road. The station car park is on The Quadrant itself, a few steps from the door.
By train
Hoylake station is on The Quadrant, about a minute away on foot. It is on the Merseyrail Wirral line, direct from Liverpool Central and West Kirby.
Access
If you need step-free access, help getting into the building or a little longer than usual, telephone the practice beforehand and it will be arranged.

Finding the door

The practice is on The Quadrant, the road alongside Hoylake station. If you are coming by train you will walk past it on the way out of the station.

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Outside opening hours

If you have an urgent dental problem, telephone the practice during opening hours and you will be advised. At other times NHS 111 can direct you to an urgent dental service, and in a medical emergency call 999.

Start with a consultation.

An examination, a conversation about what you would like to change, and a written plan to take away.