Vermilion at 24 St John’s Road, Corstorphine, Edinburgh


tice spot for a


accessible, by road and public transport and with readily available parking. It was felt that since many of the patients would be undergoing signifi- cant oral surgery, often under sedation, they would need somewhere that was able to offer parking for whoever was driving them to and from the appointment. The next consideration was


whether to go for a new-build or a period townhouse that required extensive renova- tion in order to accommodate a dental practice. In the end, Neil identified a building that


provided the best of both worlds: a period façade with an interior that was already divided into spacious office accommodation, onto which David’s vision of a cutting- edge, modern referral clinic could be born. David explained that, after


working in referral practices, hospitals and general prac- tices in the UK and abroad, he had developed a clear idea of what he wanted the new practice to look and feel like. Using his experience he


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