Archive for the ‘‘Invisible’ braces’ Category
Stonehaven dentist submits relocation plans
A dentist from Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire, is hoping to get the go-ahead for plans to relocate, expand and modernise his practice. Kenneth Jones, from Arduthie Dental Practice, has submitted plans to move to a vacant house on Kirkton Road. The premises, which would be converted into a modern dental surgery, would enable Mr Jones to expand […]
Brave Bridgend woman urges others to quit smoking after having part of her tongue remove following mouth cancer diagnosis
A brave woman from Bridgend is encouraging others to quit smoking after having part of her tongue removed as part of treatment for mouth cancer. Jayne Campbell, 57, was diagnosed with oral cancer after she went to her dentist for a routine check-up in 2016. During the check, Jayne’s dentist noticed a discoloured spot underneath […]
Rochdale care homes receive oral hygiene ratings as part of elderly oral health initiative
Care homes in Rochdale have been given oral hygiene ratings as part of a new initiative designed to improve oral health among residents. Twenty-five homes in the area have received 5-star ratings, with others encouraged to step up measures to achieve the same objective. The ratings reflect each home’s commitment to providing oral hygiene assistance […]
Slough dental practices host free fun days for children
A group of dental practices in Slough invited local children to take part in a fun-filled open day earlier this week to celebrate half-term. Starting Well, which operates a chain of practices in and around Slough, invited children under 5 and their parents to take a look around and participate in fun, educational activities on […]
Organic pet food brand, Lily’s Kitchen to open new ‘Doggy Dentist’ in London
Lily’s Kitchen, an award-winning organic pet food brand, is branching out after confirming the opening of a new Doggy Dentist in Notting Hill, London. The company, which specialises in natural pet foods, is preparing to run a pop-up dental service for pampered pooches in need of a deep clean or dental attention. The opening of […]
Aberdeenshire council gives dental practice expansion plans the green light
Planning officers at Aberdeenshire Council have given plans to expand a dental practice the green light. The owners of Inverurie Dental Practice on High Street submitted proposals to extend into the neighbouring building. The unit next to the practice had been vacant since November, and the owners felt it would be the perfect opportunity to […]
Shirley dental team showcases the results of 18-month refurbishment
A dental team from Shirley, near Croydon, has been proudly showing off the results of an 18-month refurbishment. Patients, local residents and even the Mayor of Croydon attended the grand re-opening of Gentle Dental Care recently. The clinic, which is owned by Dr Kam Sachdev, has undergone extension refurbishment over the last year and half […]
Cleckheaton dental practice has new owners
A well-known dental practice in Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire, has been taken over by new owners. Christie & Co has confirmed the recent sale of 57 Dental Care. The centre, which is housed in a substantial detached property, has been purchased by Temur and Sanna Khan. The practice houses four surgeries, which were renovated when the […]
Hailsham dental team has plenty to smile about after smashing Christmas charity raffle fundraising target
A dental team from Hailsham has plenty to smile about after smashing its fundraising target for the annual Christmas raffle. The raffle has become a festive tradition at Bupa Dental Care on Hailsham High Street, and this year, the team raised even more money for St Wilfrid’s Hospice than they did in 2018. St Wilfrid’s […]
Orkney dental duo agrees new deal with Clyde Munro
A dental duo responsible for transforming dental care in Orkney has agreed a new deal with Scottish chain, Clyde Munro. Scott and Amy Tulloch brought accessible NHS dental care to the island when they launched Orkney Dental. Previously, there had been a 15-year gap, when patients were only able to access NHS services in hospital. […]
