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Est. on Peartree Avenue · Bitterne Village

Gentle
smiles,
rooted here.

A small, unhurried dental practice on Peartree Avenue — part of the Oradent Group of independent clinics across the south. We've been looking after Southampton smiles for over three decades.

Welcoming reception area at Peartree Dental Care on Peartree Avenue, Southampton, with warm oak cabinetry and a teal chair 215 Peartree Avenue · SO19 7RD

By the numbers

A quiet kind of busy.

34 Years on Peartree Ave

Opened in 1991, and we've never moved house.

4,800 Active patients

Families across Bitterne, Woolston and Sholing.

6 Clinicians

Dentists, hygienists and a therapist who genuinely love teeth.

2 Friendly cats next door

Not ours — the rescue charity shares our alleyway.

What we do

Honest dentistry,
quietly done well.

01 — Daily

Check-ups

Forty-minute examinations. We look, we talk, we listen. No upsells, no rushed five-minute poke.

From £48 · NHS & private
02 — Weekly

Hygiene

Soft, thorough, calming. Our hygienists see most patients for the full thirty minutes, not fifteen.

From £65 · 30 minutes
03 — Plan

Implants

Single tooth to full-arch restoration. Placed by Dr. Henley with the latest cone-beam imaging on site.

From £2,400 · consultation free
04 — Cosmetic

Whitening

Tray-based home whitening — slow, steady, kind to enamel. No bright lasers, no sensitivity lectures.

£295 · 3-week course
05 — Lifelong

Invisalign

Clear aligners for grown-ups who finally want their teeth straightened. Free initial assessment with Dr. Marsh.

From £2,950 · 0% finance
06 — Family

Kids' Club

Free for under-18s on the NHS. Stickers, calm voices, and a dentist who knows all the dinosaurs by name.

Free under 18 · NHS

The people

Faces you'll
come to know.

Dr. Amelia Henley, principal dentist at Peartree Dental Care, Southampton, wearing a navy uniform in the practice surgery

Dr. Amelia Henley

Principal Dentist · GDC 84321

Amelia grew up three streets from the practice and bought it from the retiring founder in 2014. She trained at King's College London, then spent six years in NHS practice in Bath before coming home to Bitterne.

She places implants, treats severe dental anxiety under sedation, and is the practice's quiet authority on difficult root canals. Off-duty she walks her dog on Weston Shore and bakes sourdough that the team pretends is good.

Also in the surgery this month: Dr. Priya Marsh (cosmetic & Invisalign), Daniel Okafor (hygienist), Sara Penney (hygienist), Tom Ibbotson (therapist).

In their words

What patients
actually said.

Been going here 18 years. Three kids, two root canals, oneImplant. Never once felt like a number.
— Hannah M. · Bitterne Park
I cried at every dentist for thirty years. Amelia was the first one I didn't. I've never looked back.
— Robert S. · Woolston
Took my five-year-old in kicking and screaming. He came out asking when we could go back. Wizardry.