Back to school
1 September 2016So summer is drawing to an end (unfortunately) and it’s time to think about sending the children back to school. It can be a busy time of year; here are a few pointers from a dental point of view: Sports Guards- Contact sports can result in serious dental injuries including loose of teeth. Shop brought…
Read more »Dental implants at Lindley Dental
21 July 2016Since I joined Lindley Dental Centre early in 2015, we have come a long way in providing the best implant care possible to our patients. Dental implants are becoming more and more popular as more patients see the benefits they can offer. We are entering a very exciting time where people who previously couldn’t have…
Read more »Paying for your dental treatment
8 July 2016There is no escaping the fact that dental treatment cost money and good quality dental treatment costs more! At Lindley Dental we don’t set out to be a “cheap” dentist. However we wouldn’t want financing treatment to be the barrier to having a healthy mouth. Few of us would pay for a new car straight…
Read more »Why should I have a dental health check?
15 June 2016We are all very busy these days so why should we make time to have a dental health check? Well there are many benefits to having one: Tooth decay- a dentist can pick up decay before much damage has occurred, before you will notice anything is different. Any dental work, even with today’s technology, is…
Read more »Running and Oral Health
25 April 2016Spring is here your thoughts may turn to getting fitter, don’t risk damage to your teeth in the process! Many of the energy drinks and gels you may use to fuel your muscles have incredibly high levels of sugar so by using them you are at higher risk of tooth decay. Apart from the sugar…
Read more »Using Chewing Gum Shown to help prevent tooth decay in Children
17 March 2016A new study, published in the British Dental Journal, has revealed that up to £8.2 million of costs to the NHS –could be saved if twelve year olds across the UK were to increase their chewing of sugar free gum as part of a good oral health routine to help prevent tooth decay. With the…
Read more »Having Gum Disease Increases Your Breast Cancer Risk
4 February 2016New research has suggested that postmenopausal women who suffer from gum disease are at a significantly increased risk of developing breast cancer. The study looked at the cases of breast cancer in more than seventy thousand women over almost seven years and identified those that had gum disease, were fourteen per cent more likely to…
Read more »Sharon’s Blog. Food – what’s good and bad
10 December 2015At Lindley Dental we advise our patients on how their food choices can affect their oral health. Here are some things to look out for. Top teeth enemies Sugar Sugar is one of the main risks to our oral health can be found most commonly in sweets, pastries, cakes, biscuits, fizzy drinks and chocolate. Sugar…
Read more »Mouth Cancer Action Month November 2015
2 November 2015What is mouth cancer? It is an abnormal group of cells which develops in the mouth, including the lips, the surface of the tongue, the roof and the floor of your mouth. It can also develop in the tonsils, salivary glands and the beginning of the throat. Which are the symptoms? mouth ulcers that do…
Read more »Disruption to traffic
9 October 2015We would like to inform all our visitors that there may be some parking and traffic disruption on and around New Hey Road due to Northern Gas Networks starting essential works. The work is planned on the 5th of October for 2 weeks. Please look for further parking on Reinwood Road and Wellfield Road. We…
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