Fold Dental Surgery

16/09/2026

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Noah, although we don’t know you or your family personally, over the past 24 hours you have found a place in the hearts of so many people who have been praying, hoping and believing that somehow this story would have a happy ending. 💙

Tonight, our hearts are absolutely broken to hear the heartbreaking news.

There are no words that can ever truly comfort a family facing the loss of their beautiful child. We can only send our love, our prayers and our deepest sympathy to Noah’s family as they face the unimaginable.

Tonight, millions of people will be thinking of you, Noah, and holding your family in their hearts. 💙

As you are taken into God’s loving arms, may you become the most beautiful little angel in Heaven. 👼🏼🕊️

Fly high, precious Noah.
You were loved by so many who never even had the privilege of meeting you.

You will never be forgotten.

16/04/2026

Fold dental practice are now accepting new NHS patients .
If you would like to join the practice please call 0121 458 2330

We are also able to offer a dental hygiene service , patients that are not patients at the practice are able to access this .
Please call for further information.

08/01/2026

Due to severe weather forecast tomorrow, we have decided to close the practice Friday 9th January. We are sorry for any inconvenience.

13/09/2022

Fold dental surgery will be closed on Monday 19th September.

Please note that out of respect for the passing of the Queen and her funeral, the practice will be closed on Monday.

Thank you for your understanding at this sad time.

18/07/2021

An update on NHS dental services at our practice
As you will know, the Prime Minister has confirmed that public restrictions will be significantly eased on 19th July.
Under the Government's guidance "Health and care settings will continue to maintain appropriate infection prevention and control processes as necessary and this will be continually reviewed. Guidance will be updated based on the latest clinical evidence this summer." You can find this online: https://www.gov.uk/coronavirus
In line with the Government’s guidance, England’s Chief Dental Officer Sara Hurley has informed us that the infection prevention control measures in dentistry should continue to be followed until further notice. These are important measures from Public Health England aimed at limiting the spread of the virus in dental settings. We’re also continuing to follow NHS dentistry’s standard operating procedure which helps us make this guidance work.
This means three things for patients:
1. If you need to come into the surgery for an appointment, please remember that social distancing remains in place in the dental practice and to wear a face covering upon entering the building.
2. We will continue to have restrictions on leaving time between patients to ventilate rooms if we perform an aerosol generating procedure. An aerosol generating
procedure (AGP) is a medical procedure that can result in the release of airborne particles (aerosols) from the respiratory tract when treating someone who is suspected or known to be suffering from an infectious agent transmitted wholly or partly by the airborne or droplet route. In dentistry,for example the use of high speed drill.
3. We are also following the Chief Dental Officer’s advice that we should prioritise patients for treatment based on urgency and priority groups, such as those more at risk of dental disease or children.
Similar public health measures are still in place for hospitals and GP practices, too.
Every dental practice is working extremely hard to provide care to our patients within the restrictions and guidance to ensure it’s safe to visit the dentist.
We hope that this helps clarify why these measures are in place for every NHS dental practice.
Please do give us a call if you think you need to see us, we’re open for patients. Best wishes

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10/04/2021

We are deeply saddened to hear that HRH Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, has passed away.

On behalf of colleagues across the NHS, we’d like to send our condolences to The Royal Family during this difficult time.

07/04/2021

Fold and Fairfield dental surgeries are open. There are no restrictions with regards to medical treatment and you are actively encouraged to keep your appointments. At Both the practices, we have all the necessary Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and will continue to follow our high standards in cross infection control.

What next?

Please continue to attend your appointments. We have excellent infection control procedures to ensure the safety of both patients and staff.

If you are worried about your attendance please contact us to discuss your concerns and we can always postpone your treatment till a later date.

We continue to recommend that patients in the high-risk category delay non-essential treatment until further guidance has been given by the relevant authorities.

When you arrive:

We advise that you wear a mask at all times while inside the dental practice and only remove your mask at the request of the dental professional. We will continue to check your temperature and if this is above 37.8C, you will be advised to rebook your treatment and to follow government guidelines. Please do not arrive more than 5 minutes early for an appointment due to social distancing guidelines.

As you enter the building you will need to use the alcohol disinfectant rub to disinfectant your hands.

The treatment rooms will be prepared prior to your appointment with all surfaces disinfected after each patient. The air exchange units will continue to be used throughout the day in each surgery.

Please do not be concerned as we continue to maintain high standards of cross infection control.

Stay safe and please contact us if you have any questions.

Kind regards
Fold and Fairfield dental surgeries

11/09/2020

Hands,Face,Space, Corona virus campaign by NHS England

02/09/2020