• Dentist
  • Dentist

Cambridge Court Dental Centre

4 Sussex Gardens, Paddington, London, W2 1UL (020) 7262 3334

Provided and run by:
Dental Magic (Care) Ltd

All Inspections

During an assessment under our new approach

We carried out this announced off-site inspection on 7 August 2026.

Where we carry out an offsite inspection, we undertake a detailed review of the practice risk assessments, audits, policies, staff records, photographs, and other relevant documents. We gather feedback from patients, staff and stakeholders (where relevant). We carry out a remote visual assessment of the premises and have discussions with staff.

We found the practice had met regulations.

The practice had effective systems to identify and manage risks, including infection prevention and control.

Staff had the skills, knowledge and experience to carry out their roles.

Recruitment procedures reflected current legislation and there was an effective leadership and a culture of continuous improvement.

Staff provided care and treatment in line with current guidance. They treated patients with dignity.

Cambridge Court Dental Centre is part of Colosseum, a dental group provider. The practice is in the London Borough of Westminster and provides NHS and private dental care treatment for adults and children.

There was step-free access to the practice via a portable ramp and car parking spaces were available near the practice.Due to the size and layout of the premises, the practice does not provide accessible toilet facilities.

The practice had 5 treatment rooms. At the time of our inspection, there was a total of 12 staff. We gathered feedback from and spoke to a range of staff during our inspection, including 2 dentists, 1 dental nurse, and the practice manager. We also spoke with one of the organisation’s clinical quality managers.

Nine members of the staff team provided feedback, and this gave a positive view of the practice. Staff told us they felt valued and supported. They said the manager was approachable and staff felt comfortable to raise concerns and these would be acted on appropriately.

12 December 2013

During a routine inspection

Care and treatment was planned and delivered in a way that was intended to ensure people's safety and welfare. People's dental needs were assessed before any treatment was planned.

People who use the service were given appropriate information regarding their care or treatment. The provider had a website which informed people of the range and costs of dental treatments on offer. One person we spoke with on the day of the inspection described their overall experience of the service as ''fine'' and ''efficient'' and that they had never had a problem. They felt staff were approachable.

There were systems in place to reduce the risk and spread of infection. The practice appeared clean and well maintained on the day of the inspection. There was an infection control policy and an infection control lead who was responsible for ensuring that all protocols were followed.

New dental nurses were required to complete an induction programme of training and shadowing of experienced dental staff.

There was a complaints lead and this was detailed within the complaint's leaflet for people using the service.