Town Hall Dental awarded for work in the community

The practice has received recognition for their work in the community

Based in the Old Town Hall, Brighouse, Town Hall Dental have been providing cosmetic and general dentistry for people in Yorkshire since 2012.

During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, they have received recognition for their work in the community, providing emergency oral healthcare for those in need across West Yorkshire.

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Earlier this month, the practice was awarded the Gold Standard by Dental CSR, due to their commitments to corporate social responsibility.

The award recognises their achievements across a range of activities, including reducing their environmental impact and their work with the disadvantaged and vulnerable in Calderdale.

Mark Topley, Director at Dental CSR, said: “Town Hall Dental are an inspirational business and they continue to set a high standard for their community, charity, environmental and team commitment.

“Their response during the pandemic lockdown has been outstanding.

“We were delighted to renew their Gold Dental CSR Certification for another year.”

In addition, Town Hall were awarded ‘Best Dental Practice UK’ at the M&A Gold Awards for the second consecutive year.

Rachel Dilley, Practice Manager at Town Hall Dental, said: “We’re incredibly proud to be recognised nationally as a practice, both for the quality of our dental care and our work in the community.

“Patient care is the highest priority for us, and we’ve welcomed a lot of new patients through our doors recently, but to still be able to help the most disadvantaged locally is hugely important for everyone in our team”

The practice recently announced that they will be expanding their services, building two new surgeries and a ‘Marcelo Bielsa Suite’ to celebrate their recent multi-year partnership providing dental services for Leeds United.

“We’re continuing to invest in our practice and ensuring patients get the care they deserve” Rachel added.

“By adding new surgeries, we can continue providing that service while reducing waiting times and seeing as many people as is safe.”