At The Maltings Dental Practice, high-quality patient care is built on teamwork. A key part of that team approach is the integration of our dental therapists, Jade and Vaishali, whose skills strengthen both the clinical and preventive services we provide every day.
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Tooth wear is the non-carious (non–decay related) loss of tooth structure caused by mechanical and/or chemical processes. Tooth wear can lead to: sensitivity, pain or discomfort, changes in appearance (shortened, flattened, or cupped teeth), changes in the way the teeth bite together, and in severe cases, loss of tooth function.
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This year marks eight years since I qualified as a dental nurse, and looking back, I can honestly say it has been one of the most rewarding journeys I could have chosen. Dental nursing is far more than assisting in treatments, it is about teamwork, trust and helping people feel confident in their smiles every single day.
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As a mum of two children, I have realised that nobody really tells you how to start to care for your baby’s teeth – and how
difficult it can be! Here are a few tips that I have learnt over the years which have made things slightly easier for us!
Polynucleotides are an injectable biostimulator which helps improve and rejuvenate the skin.Polynucleotides are one of the latest regenerative medicine advancements in aesthetic medicine, but have been used medically in hospitals for
decades to help with burns and wound healing and are backed by extensive clinical data.
Recent oral health data from 2021–2022, revealed that nearly one in three
(29.3%) five-year-olds in the UK experience tooth decay, with even higher
rates seen in the North West. Poor oral health can cause pain and infection,
but has additional knock-on effects on children and families.
This year celebrates the 20th year for the Mouth Cancer Foundation as a registered charity and our practice is once again holding mouth cancer screening sessions during the month of November, where members of the public can attend the
practice for a screening. Please call reception for more information.
Gum disease is the sixth most prevalent health condition worldwide. It begins when plaque (a sticky film of bacteria) builds up along the gumline. If not removed through regular brushing and flossing, along with routine hygiene appointments, plaque can irritate the gums and lead to inflammation and bleeding
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As a qualified dental nurse, who has worked at The Maltings Dental Practice for almost 12 years now, I value my position and my career here very much, and I would definitely recommend the job itself.
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There is lots of useful information on the internet but sometimes there can
be errors. Here are five common myths