News & Advice: News and Advice

We just received a lovely thank you from a patient Mrs JS from Swindon:"Since having a bad dentist as a child I have never found one I felt happy with - I have now.I have been really impressed with Dr.... read more.

In May we had our first inspection by the Care Quality Commission Inspector.We will publish more details later, but here is a taster quote taken directly from the report:The six people we spoke with were all very happy with their... read more.

We have some exciting new developments in the pipeline bringing new botox, dermal fillers and skin peels services to Abingdon and Oxfordshire. Keep a lookout for an announcement soon! read more.

As Abingdon's primary clinic for Botox and dermal fillers we are always on the look out for news of botox and fillers, but this week it comes from an unlikely source: the BBC's 'The Apprentice' show. Doctor Leah Totton's big... read more.

We will be on-call on Monday 6th May 2013, covering private patients across the whole of South Oxfordshire and parts of North Berkshire for dental emergencies. To contact the emergency dentist please call 01235 533777 and listen to the message... read more.

This week we received an emailed newsletter from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in which they announced that the dental sector has performed very well in CQC inspections, with over 92% of visits revealing compliance with national care standards.  This... read more.

We welcome Juliette Armand to Ock Street Clinic, who succeeds Oliver Campbell as our principal provider of orthodontics and tooth straightening in Abingdon.  Juliette will be taking over the continuing care of patients currently in orthodontic treatment at Ock Street,... read more.

Its a wintry day in Abingdon but we can reassure our patients that we are open as normal despite the weather! So if you have a dental emergency or you are booked for a routine appointment this week you can... read more.

We wish all our clients and their families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Because we know many people still suffer from toothache and broken teeth (especially on walnuts and other nutty foods we seem to enjoy... read more.

Evidence is starting to appear in the scientific press linking gum disease to pancreatic cancer. The journal 'Gut' has the latest research from Brown University and Harvard University in the US which showed that people found to have one of... read more.