Author Archives: Philip

She’s just heard she passed her dental nurse examinations! We’re all very pleased about her news as we know how much commitment she’s made to her studies and we’re aware of how hard she worked to achieve that goal. Continue reading →

Now as well as the full range of general, cosmetic and reconstructive dentistry and dental implant surgery, we can offer range of orthodontic treatments and braces including aligners, lingual and ceramic appliances. Continue reading →

The evening is planned for Thurs 2nd Feb from 630-830pm in our Glasgow dental clinic at 154 Hyndland Road, Hyndland, Glasgow, G12 9HZ. Please contact 0141 339 7579 to reserve your place . Continue reading →

We’re now using a three-pronged regime featuring Schulke soap, cleanser and hand lotion products. Continue reading →

The feature is headlined “Who’s who in Scottish Dentistry” and focused on a number of professionals which the magazine described as ‘key players’. Continue reading →

Full emergency cover is in place for all member patients and full details of this are available by calling the clinic. Continue reading →

Took a couple of hours away from the clinic today to tackle the Christmas gift buying. Continue reading →

For any of you who don’t know we were fortunate enough to be named Best Private Practice and Most Attractive Practice in the competition. Our dental implant nurse Kasia was also highly commended in the Most Outstanding Individual category. Continue reading →

Dr Friel’s dental implant nurse, Kasia, has been a constant support; her friendliness and empathy have been a real ‘comfort blanket,’ as I am definitely not the bravest or calmest of patients, following a lifetime of dental complications, too numerous to mention. Continue reading →

We’re at the top of our game in this sphere of cross infection control and it’s a key priority for the entire team. We’re working on a new and innovative programme for the clinic which will take us to another level – and this will be introduced shortly. Continue reading →