By car
About 5½ miles, by the A3100 through Farncombe or by the A3. Allow 15 minutes outside rush hour.
Travelling from Godalming
About 5½ miles by road · 15–25 minutes by car · 7 minutes by train to Guildford
Patients from Godalming and Farncombe come to Eastdale for specialist restorative care with the journey only being about fifteen minutes by car.
Most dental care belongs close to home, with your own dentist in Godalming. Some problems need a specialist: teeth that are wearing away, a mouth with several crowns or bridges that keep failing, missing teeth, or gum disease that hasn't settled. That is when patients from Godalming, Farncombe and the villages around them travel the few miles to Guildford.
Dr Ahmed Jebril is on the General Dental Council's specialist list for restorative dentistry. He plans and carries out the part of your care that needs a specialist, and your own dentist stays responsible for your check-ups and hygiene. With your agreement, a summary of your assessment and plan goes back to them. You can read more about specialist restorative dentistry.
Your dentist can refer you through our secure online referral form, or you can contact us yourself; you don't need a referral. If you have recent X-rays or a treatment plan from elsewhere, bring them or ask your dentist to send them, so the first visit can focus on you rather than repeating tests.
Specialist treatment usually takes a handful of visits rather than many short ones. When we plan your care, we'll talk about how you travel and arrange the appointments to suit.
Getting here
About 5½ miles, by the A3100 through Farncombe or by the A3. Allow 15 minutes outside rush hour.
Trains from Godalming and Farncombe reach Guildford in about 7 minutes. From Guildford, take a train one stop to London Road (Guildford), about 3 minutes, and the practice is a 2-minute walk from there. Or walk from Guildford station, about 20 minutes.
Parking at the practice is limited, so allow extra time at busy times.
FAQs
Outside rush hour the drive is usually quicker. At peak times the train is more predictable: about 7 minutes to Guildford, then one stop to London Road (Guildford), 2 minutes' walk from the practice.
Yes. They can use our secure online referral form, or you can contact us directly without a referral.
Not entirely: the waiting room is down a flight of stairs from the main reception. If stairs are difficult for you, tell us when you book and we'll talk through how we can help.
Next step
Tell the practice what you would like help with, and the team will find an appointment that suits the journey.