Lushington Road Dental Practice

31/05/2026

Unfortunately we are closed today for essential maintenance at the practice. We will reopen again as usual on Monday at 08:15am. We apologise for any inconvenience.

07/05/2026

04/05/2026

We are closed for the Bank Holiday Monday!
We will reopen again as usual on Tuesday 5th May at 08.00am.
If you have an emergency outside of our opening hours please email us on [email protected] and a member of the team will try to get back to you as soon as possible.

17/04/2026

The team have had some extremely sad news this week-our amazing Laura has been diagnosed with breast cancer 💔 and despite her wanting to power her way through the gruelling treatment without any help, the team and I want to make it easier for her to do so….

It would mean so much if you’d be able to share or donate to it 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

She didn’t know we set this up for her, but she truly deserves every penny, so if you can, please do support her in anyway that you can! You’ve got this Laura and we’re ALL with you!! 🩷💪

We are reaching out to share the story of our beautiful friend, Laura. At 36 years … Kerry Webster needs your support for Laura's Breast Cancer Emergency Fund

16/04/2026

Whole foods aren’t just better for your body—they’re better for your teeth too!

Processed foods often contain added sugars and starches that can stick to teeth and feed cavity-causing bacteria. In contrast, whole foods like vegetables, grains, and unprocessed proteins:

✔️ Are lower in sugar and acids, reducing the risk of decay
✔️ Require more chewing, which stimulates saliva to naturally protect teeth
✔️ Provide essential vitamins and minerals that strengthen enamel and gums

Choosing whole, minimally processed foods helps you maintain a healthier smile while supporting your overall wellbeing.

Eat whole, smile bright!

13/04/2026

Here are 5 simple, effective tips to help prevent tooth staining from coffee and other staining foods/drinks:

1. Rinse after you consume
Swish your mouth with water after coffee, tea, red wine, or dark sauces. It helps wash away pigments before they settle into your enamel.

2. Don’t sip for long periods
Drinking coffee slowly over hours keeps your teeth constantly exposed. Try to enjoy it in one sitting instead.

3. Use a straw where possible
For iced coffee or cold drinks, using a straw reduces direct contact with your teeth and helps minimise staining.

4. Maintain a strong oral hygiene routine
Brush twice daily and don’t forget to floss. Using an electric toothbrush can help remove surface stains more effectively.

5. Schedule regular professional cleans
Routine visits to your dental practice allow for professional cleaning, which removes built-up staining and keeps your smile brighter.

If you’re noticing stubborn staining, your dental team can also talk you through safe whitening options to restore your smile

09/04/2026

We’re currently accepting new patients!

Whether you’re looking for a new dental home or it’s simply time for your next check-up, our friendly team is here to help you achieve and maintain a healthy, confident smile.

We also offer emergency appointments for unregistered patients, so if you’re in pain or need urgent dental care, you don’t have to wait.

✔️ New patients welcome
✔️ Unregistered emergency appointments available
✔️ Caring, professional team

Get in touch with the practice today to book your appointment or to be seen as soon as possible

Your smile is our priority

02/04/2026

🐣 Easter Opening Hours 🦷

Our practice will be closed over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend.

We will be open on Saturday 4th April until 1pm only, before closing again for the remainder of the bank holiday period.

If you need to contact us, please do so ahead of the weekend, and we’ll be happy to help.

We hope all our patients have a lovely Easter 💛

30/03/2026

Fruit is an important part of a healthy diet — but it’s important to be mindful of how it can affect your teeth.

While fruit contains natural sugars and acids, frequent snacking can increase the risk of tooth decay and enamel wear.

Here’s how to enjoy fruit while protecting your smile:

✔️ Avoid grazing on fruit throughout the day – give your teeth time to recover between meals
✔️ Choose whole fruits instead of juices or smoothies, which are often higher in sugar and more acidic
✔️ Rinse with water after eating fruit
✔️ Try to have fruit as part of a meal rather than on its own

When choosing fruit, lower-acid options like bananas are generally kinder to your teeth.

A balanced approach is key — fruit is great for your overall health, and with the right habits, you can protect your smile too 💙