Leave it to the experts

Deciding to refurbish your practice, be it old or new, is not a decision to be taken lightly.  The size, layout and overall ‘feel’ of the building may not be exactly as you would like it, and the idea of battling with the new HTM01-05 guidelines, disability access laws and structural limitations of listed buildings can deter anyone from deciding to bring their practice into the 21st century.  

Nevertheless such concerns haven’t stopped thousands of dental practices up and down the country, from turning to the experts to overcome these obstacles and transform their premises into a modern-day practice to be proud of.  

This was particularly true for dentist James Dewe-Mathews, who had been searching for new premises to run his busy dental practice for around six months when he finally discovered 30a Wimpole Street, a Grade II listed, arts and crafts building on the reputable Howard de Walden estate. However, James was slightly fearful that as the structure of the building couldn’t be touched, there would be no means of developing the building into a modern workplace.  Such reservations didn’t last long after James turned to Henry Schein Minerva and made it their challenge to blend the requirements of a 21st century modern dental practice within the confines of a Grade II listed building.