Practice Information

We are located in Surrey Quays and have served NHS and Private patients all over South East London including Canada Water, Canary Wharf and Greenwich for over two decades. We strive to offer our patients an exceptional dental experience in the comfortable, relaxed surroundings of our practice

Our aim is to achieve an optimal level of oral health using the latest treatment techniques in preventive, restorative and cosmetic dentistry. We at the practice are highly committed to offering a wide range of NHS and Private treatments to all age groups including children.

Languages spoken by our Team are: English, German, Turkish, Russian, Lithuanian 

Dr. Matthias Schmidt, Dr. Sarita Kershaw and Dr. Lai and Dr. Rekhi are providing NHS and Private dental care to the highest standards. They are looking forward to welcoming you at the practice.

Please be reminded, that our associate dentists are self-employed, independent contractors and are personally responsible for the treatment they provide. You will be a patient of the dentist for the duration of your treatment.

To make an appointment or for any additional enquiries, please do not hesitate to call our friendly receptionist on 020 7231 7912 or eMail us
on info@surreyquaysdentalpractice.com

Please note that there is metered parking outside the surgery. There are steps leading into the practice from the pavement. 

Surrey Quays Dental Practice, 204 Lower Road, SE85DJ,  Telephone 01622758537.  Surrey Quays Dental Practice is not a lender. 


We are proud to announce that our practice has met the national standards and are fully CQC compliant.
Please find our CQC Inspection Report published 14.03.2019 on the following link
https://www.cqc.org.uk/location/1-2076556468

If you are happy or unhappy with our service, or have concerns regarding any aspect of your treatment, please let us know. We endeavour to look into any concerns that you have raised as quickly as possible.

Please feel free to leave a Review online, either on NHS Choises, Google, or Social Media.

If you would like to discuss any aspect of your care or you are unhappy with the service provided you should first contact the practice.  

(Complaints Policy.pdf)

If you have an out of hours emergency, kindly call NHS 111 to access the out of hours emergency service.

(There are different types of emergencies, from chipped teeth or severe dull ache, to an agonizing toothache and even acute facial swelling. Any life
threatening problems, for example; difficulty in breathing or profound bleeding, should be dealt with at your local A & E, immediately.
Please also have a look on our Emergency Page)