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Dental surgery has a new home
11:30am Saturday 30th August 2008
Comments (0)IT was a case of 'open wide' as the mayor of Winchester, Cllr Michael Read, snipped the ribbon at a revamped dental practice.
Gentle Dental has relocated from its old city premises in The Square to fill a gap in Parchment Street.
Dr Brenda Macmillan, who runs the practice, said it was designed to offer general dental care alongside cosmetic procedures such as teeth whitening and Botox treatments under one roof.
She said: "Dentistry, and the demands of patients, has changed significantly since I first qualified.
"Patients who are unhappy with the appearance of their teeth should have access to the latest advances in cosmetic dentistry.
"New minimally invasive techniques and painless treatments can now dramatically change their appearance. Cosmetic dentistry can no longer be seen as the preserve of models and film actors."
The mayor opened the practice's new premises by cutting the ribbon yesterday (Friday, August 29).
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