At Wayside we are dedicated to making dentistry as comfortable as possible and have invested in dental lasers to help achieve this. Not only are lasers a gentle alternative to the scalpel and drill, but they can also be used to reduce pain, inflammat ... Read More
Robin is one of the first dentists in the UK to be chosen to be trained in this revolutionary new implant system, designed by the world leaders in dental implants, Nobel Biocare. This system is already being used in the US and other parts of the worl ... Read More
Parents often ask us: When should I take my child for their first dental check-up? When will my child’s teeth appear? How can I help my child maintain their oral health? What type of toothbrush and toothpaste should my child use? What if ... Read More
Dental lasers can be used in almost every aspect of dentistry and they are used to replace the drill and scalpel and also for healing. There are no disadvantages as such-it is just that they can’t be used for everything. Where they can be used, the ... Read More
Dental Implants are one of today’s most popular long-term solutions to missing teeth. They are small titanium screws that are inserted into the jawbone and take over the function of the root of a tooth. That root can then be restored with a crown, ... Read More
Dentistry is gradually moving towards providing relaxing, pain-free and more precise dental treatment. Gone are the days when you had to suffer pain and trauma during and after a dental treatment. With the advent of Dental Lasers, dental treatments ... Read More
At Wayside we know of the enormous benefits of using lasers in dentistry, both for the patient in terms of comfort and outcome and the clinician in terms of accuracy and the results that can be achieved. We now have three Waterlase erbium lasers and ... Read More
A single missing tooth or, worse, missing teeth often has a negative impact on our quality of life. We all instinctively know the first part of any social interaction starts with scanning a person’s face and in particular looking at their smile. Be ... Read More
Did you know that 30% of people have their tooth enamel dissolved or worn away? This is called dental erosion and is the loss of hard tissue on the tooth caused by acids which we drink (soft drinks, carbonated/fizzy sodas etc.) and eat (fruit and pi ... Read More
