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6 June 2020 Read more

Congratulations

Congratulations are due to Alana Loughrey who has just successfully completed her professional dental nursing exams . Well done Alana

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6 June 2020 Read more

Preparing to Open

Lots is going on behind the scenes to get ready to open on 15th June. Stock and PPE are on their way and the staff are going to have a busy week next week refreshing their skills and training on the new ( and hopefully temporary) way of working. Patients are going to find the practice very different during this crisis. It will feel a lot more impersonal than we usually are. All the staff will be wearing masks even in reception and patients won’t be able to relax in

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24 June 2019 Read more

Toothache: Causes, Treatments and Preventions

Toothache can be one of the most painful ailments that you can ever experience, and for many, the problem is worse due to fear of going to the dentist. Having regular check ups is one of the main ways to prevent toothache from occurring, as your dentists will be able to identify the problem before it gets worse. For all you need to know about toothache and how it can be treated by your dentist, this blog will explain all. Causes Toothache can occur for a number of reasons, some

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24 June 2019 Read more

Reasons to Invest in a Dental Plan

As we get older or move into adulthood, many worry about going to the dentist due to the cost. According to an oral health study, more than half of UK adults haven’t attended a dentist checkup in 24 months or more. This can mean problems are not caught at an early stage, a simple small filling could have progressed in to a root canal treatment or extraction. Regular check ups mean things are caught earlier, saving you money and keeping your mouth healthier. A Dental Plan is a way of

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24 May 2019 Read more

How To Tell If You Have Gum Disease And What To Do About It

According the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly half of adults above the age of 30 have gum disease but don’t even realise it. However by familiarising yourself with the tell tale signs and symptoms, you’ll be able to identify the issue early on and tackle it. Once you are aware of what to look out for, you’ll hopefully be able to prevent gum disease from happening or hopefully prevent it. Read on to find out more. The warning signs There are a few key things to look

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