Tag Archive: nhs

Cornish life

So the warmer waters in Cornwall have encouraged our most recent marine life visitors, The Basking Sharks… They were spotted off Cadwith and Porthcurno earlier last week. The reason for our Cornish coast becoming a sea life hotspot is because during the early spring & summer months, warmer water moves from the Atlantic into the coastal waters of the western UK, which encourages greater...

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Teeth Whitening & Offer!

Teeth are something we all notice from the get go, our eyes are automatically drawn to the mouth, especially when engaged in conversations & if your feeling conscious of your smile social situations can be stressful. If your concerned about the colour of your teeth it is something that can be altered from the comfort of your own home. But...

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Social Media

The popularity of social networking sites has rapidly increased over the past few years. Social media provides enormous amounts of services and benefits to its users by helping them to connect with new people, share opinions, stay up to date on what is going on in their local area, Some social media sites even have for sale advertisements, business pages etc etc. The possibilities...

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Congratulations Jade!

We would like to congratulate Jade Adams, one of our Dental nurses. She recently passed her Impressions taking course & yesterday passed her Radiography course. Jade has worked very hard revising both subjects & it has obviously paid off. Congratulations Jade, you can now enjoy the Cornish sun!

If I were Prime Minister?…

If I were Prime Minister is a series of celebrities/spokes people who have been asked to write a piece for The Independent, they have given their personal thoughts/views about what they would do for the country should they theoretically become Prime Minister. What they have been doing is 100 days, 100 contributors, but no politicians… interesting! What caught our eye was Jamie Oliver’s article… giving...

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OHI – Oral health sessions!

So children’s dental health has been a hot topic in the news for months and unfortunately decay has been on the rise. Children at a young age are having teeth filled & even having to endure a general anaesthetic for multiple extractions. The Public Health England researchers checked the teeth of nearly 54,000 children at nurseries, children’s centres and playgroups....

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Congratulations Poppy & Rhiannon!

We would like to congratulate our newly qualified Dental Nurses, Rhiannon Dunkley & Poppy Kessell!     They have passed both their written & practical national nursing exams. All the hard work & revision paid off & was rewarded with beautiful bouquets and presents!  

Why visit a Hygienist?

Why would you visit the hygienist when you can clean your teeth yourself at home? It is true to say that lots of people can clean their teeth perfectly well at home, but many also have problems of access, tricky nooks and crannies or dexterity issues, or a susceptibility to building plaque rather efficiently! And let’s face it – there...

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November Oral Cancer Awareness Month

So last month was Oral Cancer Awareness month and Denplan sent us some lovely blue lip stickers to wear on our masks to help show our support & raise awareness. See our silly #bluelipselfies below! We supported this great cause because in the UK, more than 6,700 people were diagnosed with mouth cancer last year. The disease has grown by a third...

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The Treatment Centre – Infection Control

So we thought in light of recent news events, we would write a piece on cross infection. It is something we are very proud of in our practice. Our practice in particular is talked about in seminars for it’s brilliant forward thinking design and how well it functions to prevent any kind of cross infection. By providing effective infection control,...

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