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What a year 2012 was for Woodborough House!

Tuesday, February 26th, 2013

 

What a year 2012 was for the Woodborough House staff, 

Although we work hard, we’ve all had such a laugh,

 

Congratulations to Sara and Lou,

They became first-time mummies – both bundles were blue!

 

Speaking of babies, Sen will soon be a Dad,

Look out for him on TV, on the Sensodyne ad!

 

But that’s not all, oh no, there’s one more,

Dental nurse Laura is expecting baby number 4,

 

After 26 years our veteran nurse left,

Good luck for the future Hayley; we wish you the best,

 

And welcome on board the Woodborough House way,

Our new dentist Mehdi, and new nurses Lo and Jay,

 

Receptionist Leah doesn’t miss a trick,

She organises all the ITI Study Clubs for Nick,

 

Our Nick is amazing; he takes on new tasks every day;

Last year he was made Chairman of the Reading BDA,

 

He’s also been the only one asked

(which is very prestigious and grand)

To give talks to dentists from all over Europe

in Basel, Switzerland.

 

There to make sure things all run fine and dandy,

(He’d be lost without her) is his trusty nurse, Mandy!

 

Our Accountant Sam has come up with a fantastic recall system;

She’s made lots of procedures much more efficient, with her pearls of wisdom!

 

David does cooking and running (he’s our Endodontist)

When he’s not training hard to become on the Specialist list,

 

Another hard-worker – congratulations to Kirsten,

She’s passed the first part of her exam for nursing!

 

The prize for ‘Best Hostess’ must go to Sarah, it’s true,

For throwing yet another fantastic WH Summer barbeque,

 

July also saw the Theale Olympic Torch kiss,

Our staff went to see it – it was one not to be missed!

 

There was much excitement in Woodborough House growing,

As we watched one of our patients win Bronze in the rowing!

 

We have our very own celeb – cosmetic dentist Mark treats the stars;

When he’s not working in his Harley Street practice, we claim his expertise at ours!

 

We are lucky enough to have another expert; specialist periodontist Kuljeet,

He is no match for gum disease in all the patients that he treats!

 

In October we had Chris Barrow’s “Discovery Day”,

He taught us how to improve our work day-to-day,

 

An improvement made by hygienist L’ren is very exciting,

She attended a course and now does all our tooth whitening,

 

Our other hygienist Helen is as knowledgeable as can be,

She has been invaluable in helping us get compliant for CQC.

 

Our Business Manager Karen is great; she does a lot for compliance too,

She loves her Excel spread sheets and a glamorous high-heeled shoe!

 

Clinical Manager Cathy is our Mummy; she has us smiling throughout the year,

Patients and staff alike would be lost if she wasn’t here!

 

Responsible for our new patients, she has many strings to her bow;

As Cathy also works as Woodborough House’s T.C.O!

 

And working closely alongside Cathy, is little old me;

I’m no William Wordsworth, that’s clear for everyone to see!

 

I do a little bit of admin, and a lot of work on reception,

And am mainly responsible for our online social media blog collection,

 

And so this poem comes to an end; my personal highlight of the year,

Was our Christmas party, full of food, booze, dancing and festive cheer!

 

We rounded off 2012 in a theme of 1920’s wonder,

As we turned up in style to Trunkwell House in a champagne-filled stretch hummer!

 

A massive thank you to Sarah and Nick for everything that you do,

And to the rest of the WH team for working hard the whole year through!

 

Now the time has come again after Christmas, for WH to open its door,

So let’s get to work guys and see what 2013 has in store!!

 

Update:Dental Implant Expert Answers from Nick

Friday, February 18th, 2011

Recently Nick has answered few interesting questions about dental implants . We are sharing it with followers of our Blog.

Is back tooth worth saving? Should I get implants or crowns?

Q. I have lost a significant part of one of my back teeth. My dentist has built it up as a stop gap but he reckons this is just a temporary solution. Would you recommend getting a crown or an implant? I’m worried that if I get a crown the tooth will be in such a bad start that I will have to have it out eventually anyway

A. Any competent dentist should be able to advise you if the tooth is worth saving. If it is then a crown would be a decent way of approaching the situation.

I smoke and have crowns but they look horrible. What can I do?

Q. hello nick I have had crowns for 10 years upper and lower and they are nasty to look at now i smoke is there anything i can get done as i am on benefits and it is getting me down.

Get your teeth cleaned? Stop smoking.

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All you want to know about Dental Implants

Saturday, December 18th, 2010

Dental Implant.co. UK a leading cosmetic dentistry website where Nick is an active forum member. Here is some  interesting questions about dental implants he has answered recently:

How much would a sinus lift add to the cost of dental implants?

Q. How much would a sinus lift add to the cost of implants? i am a 48 year old woman with no gum condition but loss my incisor through trauma years ago.,

A. A sinus lift is not usually needed for an incisor. If you are missing a premolar/ molar then I would charge anything from £200 to £1200 depending on it’s complexity.

What is the cost of dental crowns after getting implants?

Q. what is the going rate for dental crowns after getting an implant? I need to know as soon as possible so hope you get back to me

A. It depends on who is doing them and what needs to be done. Unfortunately, without knowing what stage of the treatment you are at it would be misleading to suggest a ball park figure.

Can you tell me how much it would cost for a bone graft and how many implants mouth can actually hold?

Q. can you tell me how much it would cost for a bone graft and how many implants can your mouth hold?

A. from £1200, although full mouth grafting could be more like £12,000 and could allow you to get 18 implants for example.

There is silver/metal on the surface of my crown, but I didn’t expect there to be any metal showing. Is this normal?

Q. I had an implant placed a few months ago and just had the crown fitted (2nd premolar upper). I thought it was just the cement etc but now that I’ve brushed my teeth there’s silver/metal on the surface of the crown – it looks like a small filling. I didn’t think there would be any metal showing – is this normal?

A. No, not unless it has been discussed with you first. Usually pretty easy to fix though.

To see more or to ask a Nick a question visit: http://www.dentalimplant.co.uk/blog/category/experts-answers/dr-fahey