I and A Mag Oct19

From Simple
TO COMPLEX
Dentistry TREATMENTS
At Wycherley’s Dental Practice we provide family, general,
cosmetic and emergency dentistry using only the latest
technology and equipment. Our state of the art surgeries are
maintained to the highest of standards and we continually
invest in our staff and in the Practice itself. We have introduced
cutting-edge equipment for example digital radiographs,
CEREC (same day crowns) and a CBCT 3D Scanner to help
aid with the diagnosis and planning of simple and advanced
surgical procedures, such as implants. The satisfaction of our
patients is paramount and we want you to be as comfortable as
possible when you visit us for anything from simple dentistry
to the most complex treatments. We pride ourselves on
continuity of care and believe that this is of prime importance
to everyone.
We have a particular interest in implants and we are able to offer
IV sedation to help those who are anxious or dental phobic.
We are also able to offer a range of facial aesthetic treatments
including anti-wrinkle
injections and dermal
fillers.
As well as being open late
nights and weekends,
we offer a range of
flexible payment plans
and interest free finance
options to help spread
the cost of your dental
treatment.
Dental & Cosmetic Treatments
A range of payment plans
for all the Family and
interest FREE finance
Mon 8.30am-8pm
Tue-Fri 8.30am-5.45pm
Sat 8.30am-2.45pm
• Comprehensive new patient
examinations using digital radiographs
• Emergency, late night and weekend
appointments
• IV sedation available for anxious and
dental phobic patients
• Cutting edge equipment
• Trained in cosmetic dentistry and
facial aesthetics
• Dental implants
• Invisalign clear braces
• Enlighten Whitening
• Cerec – one-visit crowns
Principle Dentist: Dr Ashok Jakhu
Wycherley’s Dental Practice, 49 High Street, Newport TF10 7AT
Tel: 01952 459459 • reception@wycherleysdentalpractice.co.uk
www.wycherleysdentalpractice.co.uk
Keeping Pets Calm
The noise and flashes of light on Bonfire Night are
startling for any animal, and it’s understandable
if your pet feels anxious and stressed. So is there
anything you can do to help them stay calm, both
beforehand and on Bonfire Night itself ?
On Bonfire Night
• Close windows and curtains before it gets dark.
• Switch on the television or radio to mask the sounds.
• Speak to your vet about pheromone diffusers or calming
medication.
• Provide a ‘safe’ place in the house – maybe a den under a
table, for instance, with their favourite comfort blanket, some
toys, or an item of your clothing to cuddle.
• Bring outdoor hutches into the house, shed, or garage, and
add some extra straw or hay for soundproofing and an extra
feeling of security.
Before Bonfire Night
Noises CDs are sometimes used as therapy for pets that become
upset or anxious by loud noises. If you play them fairly softly
during the weeks before Bonfire Night, they may become more
used to the sounds of fireworks and be able to stay calmer.
Collars and name tags
ON BONFIRE
NIGHT
Hopefully your pet won’t need to go outside during the evening
but if they do, you need to make sure they’re wearing their
collar and name tag. If you have a dog you’ll be able to take
them out on a lead, but cats may become startled once they’re
outside and run away to hide.
www.bluecross.org.uk/pet-advice/fireworks-and-pets
pets.webmd.com/features/pet-pheromone-products-forbehavior-problems#1
www.pdsa.org.uk/taking-care-of-your-pet/looking-afteryour-pet/all-pets/pets-and-fireworks
By Ann Haldon
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