Cosmetic dental practice braced for growth after six-figure deal
A Barnsley based cosmetic dental practice has expanded into a purpose-built studio after securing a six-figure bank deal.
K3 Cosmetic Dental Studio, formerly located in Peel Street, has used the loan from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking to purchase new premises at Capitol Park, Dodworth after outgrowing its location in the town centre.
The practice, established in 1992 has seen its business quadruple in size over the past 20 years, driven by an increase in demand for specialist implant and cosmetic treatments.
The new facility, which attracts patients from across South Yorkshire and further afield, will enable the business to expand its patient base and continue to develop its services. The practice has also recruited new staff including a dental technician and an oral surgeon.
K3 Cosmetic Dental Studio, which currently employs 15 staff, with five dentists, offers a range of cosmetic dental services, including implants, smile makeovers, and clear braces, as well as facial aesthetic procedures such as Botox and dermal fillers.
Jill Kendall, practice manager of K3 Cosmetic Dental, said: “Our beautiful new practice at Capitol Park reflects our ambitions for growth. The studio is located close to the M1 and provides easy access for our customers along with free parking, allowing us to welcome more new patients, and to build our specialist dental services.
“The support we’ve received from Lloyds Bank has been invaluable. The team has consistently demonstrated that it understands our industry, and the needs of our business.”
Denise Kitchen, relationship manager at Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking, said: “K3 Cosmetic Dental is a great example of a local company that has developed a strong customer base, and an outstanding local reputation. It’s encouraging to see a local practice expand so quickly.
“Supporting the expansion of small-to-medium sized firms such as K3 Cosmetic Dental is just one part of our ongoing commitment to helping Britain prosper. Since the start of 2011, we’ve grown our net lending to SMEs by 31% whilst the market has contracted by 11%.”
