Posts Tagged ‘state of the art technology’
Colosseum Dental snaps up former restaurant in Yeovil
Colosseum Dental has snapped up a vacant retail unit in Yeovil. The chain is now planning to relocate its existing High Street practice to a new site on Princes Street. The premises, which were previously occupied by Prezzo Italian restaurant, have been empty since the eatery closed nearly two years ago. Planning permission for a […]
New NHS dental surgery set to open in Retford
A new NHS dental surgery will open in Retford, Nottinghamshire, it has been announced. The new DeNtal22 surgery will open on the site of the old doctor’s surgery on Chapelgate; the practice is expected to open its doors to patients on January 31st. Partners Michael and Margaret Naylor and fellow dentist, Adam Walker, have said […]
New web area allows patients to comment on NHS dentists
The Department of Health has added a new area to the NHS Choices website to allow patients to comment and leave feedback on dental practices and dental services. The new web service was launched by Health Minister, Simon Burns, on the 23rd December. Now, NHS dental patients can leave comments about their experience at a […]
New dental school set to open in Utah
A brand new, state of the art dental school is set to open in Utah. The University of Southern Nevada is opening the new facility in the Salt Lake area of South Jordan. The new, 125,000 square foot school will cost 23 million dollars to build; the facility will be kitted out with the latest […]
New dental surgery opens in Burnley
A brand new dental training practice has opened its doors to patients in Burnley. The new 3.1 million pound practice will provide a comprehensive range of treatments for patients, as well as providing excellent training facilities for dental students. The Quest Dental Care building was developed and constructed by the Eric Wright Group and handed […]
Oral health researchers study visible effects of pain
A team of oral health researchers at King’s College, London have been investigating the visible effects of pain by studying the brain using state of the art imaging technology. The study, which is a pioneering project in the field, uses FMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) scanning technology to generate images of the brain; the latest […]
