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Welcome

The maltings dental practice offers a range of extensive dental treatments under one roof.


We take pride in looking after the dental health care of our patients and patients who are referred to us by their dentist due to our advanced skills. We believe in building trust, listening to what is important to them and delivering their care with a team that share the same values.


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Opening Hours

Monday

8.45am - 7.00pm

Tuesday

8.45am - 5.00pm

Wednesday

8.45am - 5.00pm

Thursday

8.45am – 5.00pm

Friday

8.45 am - 5.00pm

Saturday (alternate)

9.00am-1pm

Sunday

Closed

Latest News

13 December 2024
Christmas is fast approaching, and it brings many delicious treats and temptations, especially after trying to be good throughout the year! However, mince pies and your festive tipple, together with late nights and slacking on the tooth brushing, can take their toll on your teeth and gums. To help you stay on track and protect your teeth during the festive season, we’ve collated our five top tips: 1.  Being aware of STICKY FOOD damage Christmas cake, pudding and mince pies are laden with dried fruit, which is high in sugar that can stick to your teeth. Sticky toffees and sweets eaten frequently put your teeth under constant attack. It is therefore important to pay extra attention when brushing your teeth over the festive season. Parents can check their children are brushing their teeth especially before bedtime, no matter their excitement that Santa is coming! And try not to let the little ones eat too close to their tooth brushing as the enamel will be softer from the sugar attack. 2. CLEAN YOUR TEETH WELL You should brush your teeth at least twice a day for at least two minutes using toothpaste containing 1450ppm fluoride, as this helps protect teeth from cavities. However, you should spit not rinse when you have finished brushing, to avoid washing the protective fluoride away. Interdental brushes or dental floss can be used to remove sticky plaque from in between your teeth. It’s important to supervise children’s brushing, and to remind family of all ages to brush their teeth thoroughly before they go to bed, even on Christmas Eve! 3. NUTS with shells on – Be careful to remove all the shell before nibbling on your Christmas nuts. It is easy to dislodge a filling or loose tooth by chomping on anything unknowingly hard. The same applies for hard sweets and pork scratching’s. 4. DON’T FORGET THE CHEESEBOARD! After all your festive feasting, save a little space for the cheeseboard. Cheese is great for your teeth as it neutralises plaque acid, which helps prevent tooth decay. Eating cheese increases the amount of saliva in the mouth, which is the body’s natural way of maintaining a healthy pH level and cheese releases chemical compounds that can form a protective layer on teeth, which protects against acids that attack teeth enamel. 5. BOOK TO SEE YOUR DENTIST IN THE NEW YEAR! If you haven't seen your dentist or hygienist for a while, make a New Year's resolution to book an appointment to look after your teeth and smile. Our practice reception team will happily assist in booking you an appointment at a convenient time.
12 July 2024
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. Polynucleotides are made up of chains of nucleotides that are building blocks of DNA and RNA. They are responsible for cell regeneration and repair. They are derived from Salmon or Trout DNA which is intensely purified. As we age, the skin produces less collagen and elastin, which increases signs of aging like wrinkles and sagging. Polynucleotides promote the production of collagen and elastin by stimulating the fibroblasts, increases hydration, reduces pigmentation, and has antioxidant properties. This helps to reduce the signs of aging. What are the benefits? · Enhances skin quality and texture · Reduces fine lines and wrinkles · Boosts hydration through enhanced hyaluronic acid production · Diminishes pigmentation and dark circles · Improves the appearance of scarring · Exhibits anti-inflammatory properties which can help with conditions such as rosacea · Aids in wound healing · Can be used to address hair loss Areas which can be treated include areas such as the face including under the eyes, neck, décolletage and the scalp. For optimal results, at least three sessions are recommended, ideally three weeks apart. A maintenance session is required approximately 6-9 months depending on individual factors such as lifestyle, age, diet and use of sunbeds etc. Results vary between patients, but results are usually visible by 3-4 weeks after the first treatment. Is there any downtime? After the treatment, there can be small bumps at the injection sites which generally disappear within 24 to 48 hours. As with any injectable treatment, there may be some temporary bruising, redness, and swelling. There is a small risk of infection which can be minimised with good aftercare eg avoiding touching or washing area for at least 4 hours and avoid wearing make up for 12 hours. Is the treatment painful? To reduce discomfort, numbing cream is applied before the procedure. Can Polynucleotides be used alongside other treatments? Polynucleotides can be used to rejuvenate the skin alongside other injectables such as anti-wrinkle treatments, skinboosters or dermal fillers. They can also be used to prime the skin before treatments such a lasers or chemical peels to help improve the effects of the treatment and reduce the downtime. How are Polynucleotides different to Dermal Fillers or Skinboosters? While both polynucleotides provide hydration, skinboosters do not have a regenerative effect. Dermal fillers can provide volume whilst polynucleotides do not. Polynucelotides are good treatment option for patients who want to improve their skin quality without adding volume. In addition, the result of dermal fillers can be noticed immediately but results from polynucleotides can take weeks. Who is not suitable for treatment? · Pregnant or breastfeeding · Active skin infection/herpes infection in the area of treatment · Fish allergy- may require patch test before treatment · Previous or ongoing or autoimmune disease · Hypersensitivity or Allergy to polynucleotide products Your medical history will be reviewed at the consultation. What products are used? Dr Oteri uses the renowned brands Plinest and Newest for Polynucleotide treatments. Plinest Eye is specifically tailored for the delicate eye area, while Plinest can be applied to various regions. Newest combines polynucleotides with hyaluronic acid, offering regenerative effects along with skin hydration and plumping. Treatment cost: A single session £275. Three sessions £750 If you would like further information or to get booked in, please contact the practice. A consultation is required prior to treatment. By Oke Oteri, Dental Surgeon
13 December 2024
Christmas is fast approaching, and it brings many delicious treats and temptations, especially after trying to be good throughout the year! However, mince pies and your festive tipple, together with late nights and slacking on the tooth brushing, can take their toll on your teeth and gums. To help you stay on track and protect your teeth during the festive season, we’ve collated our five top tips: 1.  Being aware of STICKY FOOD damage Christmas cake, pudding and mince pies are laden with dried fruit, which is high in sugar that can stick to your teeth. Sticky toffees and sweets eaten frequently put your teeth under constant attack. It is therefore important to pay extra attention when brushing your teeth over the festive season. Parents can check their children are brushing their teeth especially before bedtime, no matter their excitement that Santa is coming! And try not to let the little ones eat too close to their tooth brushing as the enamel will be softer from the sugar attack. 2. CLEAN YOUR TEETH WELL You should brush your teeth at least twice a day for at least two minutes using toothpaste containing 1450ppm fluoride, as this helps protect teeth from cavities. However, you should spit not rinse when you have finished brushing, to avoid washing the protective fluoride away. Interdental brushes or dental floss can be used to remove sticky plaque from in between your teeth. It’s important to supervise children’s brushing, and to remind family of all ages to brush their teeth thoroughly before they go to bed, even on Christmas Eve! 3. NUTS with shells on – Be careful to remove all the shell before nibbling on your Christmas nuts. It is easy to dislodge a filling or loose tooth by chomping on anything unknowingly hard. The same applies for hard sweets and pork scratching’s. 4. DON’T FORGET THE CHEESEBOARD! After all your festive feasting, save a little space for the cheeseboard. Cheese is great for your teeth as it neutralises plaque acid, which helps prevent tooth decay. Eating cheese increases the amount of saliva in the mouth, which is the body’s natural way of maintaining a healthy pH level and cheese releases chemical compounds that can form a protective layer on teeth, which protects against acids that attack teeth enamel. 5. BOOK TO SEE YOUR DENTIST IN THE NEW YEAR! If you haven't seen your dentist or hygienist for a while, make a New Year's resolution to book an appointment to look after your teeth and smile. Our practice reception team will happily assist in booking you an appointment at a convenient time.
12 July 2024
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. Polynucleotides are made up of chains of nucleotides that are building blocks of DNA and RNA. They are responsible for cell regeneration and repair. They are derived from Salmon or Trout DNA which is intensely purified. As we age, the skin produces less collagen and elastin, which increases signs of aging like wrinkles and sagging. Polynucleotides promote the production of collagen and elastin by stimulating the fibroblasts, increases hydration, reduces pigmentation, and has antioxidant properties. This helps to reduce the signs of aging. What are the benefits? · Enhances skin quality and texture · Reduces fine lines and wrinkles · Boosts hydration through enhanced hyaluronic acid production · Diminishes pigmentation and dark circles · Improves the appearance of scarring · Exhibits anti-inflammatory properties which can help with conditions such as rosacea · Aids in wound healing · Can be used to address hair loss Areas which can be treated include areas such as the face including under the eyes, neck, décolletage and the scalp. For optimal results, at least three sessions are recommended, ideally three weeks apart. A maintenance session is required approximately 6-9 months depending on individual factors such as lifestyle, age, diet and use of sunbeds etc. Results vary between patients, but results are usually visible by 3-4 weeks after the first treatment. Is there any downtime? After the treatment, there can be small bumps at the injection sites which generally disappear within 24 to 48 hours. As with any injectable treatment, there may be some temporary bruising, redness, and swelling. There is a small risk of infection which can be minimised with good aftercare eg avoiding touching or washing area for at least 4 hours and avoid wearing make up for 12 hours. Is the treatment painful? To reduce discomfort, numbing cream is applied before the procedure. Can Polynucleotides be used alongside other treatments? Polynucleotides can be used to rejuvenate the skin alongside other injectables such as anti-wrinkle treatments, skinboosters or dermal fillers. They can also be used to prime the skin before treatments such a lasers or chemical peels to help improve the effects of the treatment and reduce the downtime. How are Polynucleotides different to Dermal Fillers or Skinboosters? While both polynucleotides provide hydration, skinboosters do not have a regenerative effect. Dermal fillers can provide volume whilst polynucleotides do not. Polynucelotides are good treatment option for patients who want to improve their skin quality without adding volume. In addition, the result of dermal fillers can be noticed immediately but results from polynucleotides can take weeks. Who is not suitable for treatment? · Pregnant or breastfeeding · Active skin infection/herpes infection in the area of treatment · Fish allergy- may require patch test before treatment · Previous or ongoing or autoimmune disease · Hypersensitivity or Allergy to polynucleotide products Your medical history will be reviewed at the consultation. What products are used? Dr Oteri uses the renowned brands Plinest and Newest for Polynucleotide treatments. Plinest Eye is specifically tailored for the delicate eye area, while Plinest can be applied to various regions. Newest combines polynucleotides with hyaluronic acid, offering regenerative effects along with skin hydration and plumping. Treatment cost: A single session £275. Three sessions £750 If you would like further information or to get booked in, please contact the practice. A consultation is required prior to treatment. By Oke Oteri, Dental Surgeon

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