By car
About 9 miles, usually through Bramley and up the A281 via Shalford. Allow 25 minutes when it is quiet.
Travelling from Cranleigh
About 9 miles by road · 25–35 minutes by car
Patients from Cranleigh, Bramley and the villages along the A281 come to Eastdale in Guildford for specialist dental care, by car or by bus.
A trip to Guildford usually means the A281 or a bus. Patients from Cranleigh, Bramley, Ewhurst and the surrounding villages make that journey when they need specialist care: replacing missing teeth, rebuilding worn teeth, dealing with gum disease that hasn't settled, or a second view on a complex plan.
Because the journey takes a little longer from Cranleigh, we plan treatment with it in mind. Specialist care usually needs a handful of appointments, and we'll talk about how you travel when we arrange them.
Dr Ahmed Jebril is on the General Dental Council's specialist list for restorative dentistry. He carries out the part of your treatment that needs a specialist, and your dentist in Cranleigh carries on with your routine care, with a summary of what was done. You can be referred by your dentist or contact us yourself.
For many patients from the villages, the question is how best to replace missing teeth: dentures, a bridge, or dental implants. Each is explained at a consultation, with the costs in writing, before you decide.
Getting here
About 9 miles, usually through Bramley and up the A281 via Shalford. Allow 25 minutes when it is quiet.
FAQs
A bus to Guildford town centre, then a short walk or taxi. Several routes run between Cranleigh and Guildford; check the current Surrey bus timetables before you travel.
It depends on the treatment, but specialist care usually takes a handful of visits, and we arrange them with your journey in mind.
Yes, through our secure online referral form. You can also contact us directly.
Next step
Tell the practice what you would like help with, and the team will find an appointment that suits the journey.