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Our team has extensive knowledge of the provision of Clear Aligners, Dental Implants, Teeth Whitening, Facial Aesthetics, along with all other forms of General Dentistry.

🌟 Celebrating Success at Union Street Dental Centre! 🌟A huge congratulations to our Clinical Lead Nurse Nikki on passing...
16/10/2026

🌟 Celebrating Success at Union Street Dental Centre! 🌟

A huge congratulations to our Clinical Lead Nurse Nikki on passing her BDA Radiography Exam! 🎉🦷

We’re incredibly proud of this achievement and the dedication it takes to continue learning and developing within the dental profession.

At Union Street Dental Centre, we believe that investing in our team is just as important as the care we provide to our patients. We’re passionate about supporting our staff to build their skills, gain new qualifications and progress in their careers, helping everyone reach their full potential. 💚

When our team grows, we all grow together — and that means even better care and experiences for our patients.

Well done on this fantastic achievement! We can’t wait to see what comes next. 👏✨

✨ A Little Festive Glow-Up? 🎄🥂With Christmas just around the corner, now is the perfect time to start thinking about a l...
15/10/2026

✨ A Little Festive Glow-Up? 🎄🥂

With Christmas just around the corner, now is the perfect time to start thinking about a little you time! ✨

Whether you’re getting ready for festive nights out, family gatherings or simply want to feel refreshed and confident heading into the new year, our facial aesthetics treatments could be just what you’re looking for. 🤍

💫 Subtle enhancements
💫 A refreshed, rejuvenated appearance
💫 A little confidence boost for the festive season

Because looking after yourself should feel like a treat, too! 🥰

🎁 Give yourself the gift of a little self-care this Christmas.

📩 Get in touch with Union Street Dental Centre to enquire about our facial aesthetics treatments and arrange a consultation.

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15/10/2026

🧼💧 HAPPY GLOBAL HANDWASHING DAY! 💙🌍

Today, 15 October, we celebrate Global Handwashing Day — a reminder that clean hands can save lives! 🙌✨

Washing our hands with soap and clean water is one of the simplest and most effective ways to prevent the spread of germs and protect ourselves, our families, and our communities. 🦠🚫

💧 Wet your hands with clean water. 🧼 Apply soap and scrub for at least 20 seconds. 🤲 Clean between your fingers, under your nails, and the backs of your hands. 🚿 Rinse well and dry with a clean towel.

Small action, BIG impact! 💙 Let's make handwashing with soap a daily habit and encourage everyone to play their part in keeping our communities healthy and safe.

Clean hands, healthy lives! Together, we can make a difference. 🌍💙

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🍂 It’s October Holiday time! 🎃Whether you’re enjoying a cosy week at home, keeping the kids entertained or heading away ...
14/10/2026

🍂 It’s October Holiday time! 🎃

Whether you’re enjoying a cosy week at home, keeping the kids entertained or heading away for a little break, don’t forget to look after those smiles! 🦷✨

With routines changing and a few extra treats often making an appearance, it’s easy for brushing and oral health to take a back seat during the holidays.

Here are a few simple reminders:

🪥 Keep brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste
🍬 Try to keep sugary treats to mealtimes rather than grazing throughout the day
💧 Water is always a great choice between meals
🍭 Watch out for those extra sweets and fizzy drinks
🦷 If you have a dental issue while you're off, don't ignore it — we're here to help where we can

Most importantly, enjoy the break, have fun and make some lovely memories! 🍁

Happy October Holidays from all of us at Union Street Dental Centre! 💚

🥪✨ Team lunch! ✨A little team treat at Union Street Dental Centre! 💚We took some time out of our busy day to enjoy lunch...
13/10/2026

🥪✨ Team lunch! ✨

A little team treat at Union Street Dental Centre! 💚

We took some time out of our busy day to enjoy lunch together at the practice — good food, plenty of laughs and a chance to catch up as a team.

It’s the little things that make a busy working day that bit more enjoyable, and we’re lucky to have such a lovely bunch of people to share it with! 🦷💚

🍓 10 FOODS YOU THINK ARE HEALTHY… BUT MIGHT SURPRISE YOU! 👀We’re often told to choose “healthy” foods, but some everyday...
12/10/2026

🍓 10 FOODS YOU THINK ARE HEALTHY… BUT MIGHT SURPRISE YOU! 👀

We’re often told to choose “healthy” foods, but some everyday options can contain surprisingly high amounts of sugar.

Here are 10 worth checking:

1️⃣ Flavoured yoghurt 🥣
It might contain fruit, but some varieties are also packed with added sugar.

2️⃣ Granola 🌾
Often marketed as a healthy breakfast, but some granolas contain lots of added sugar, syrups and honey.

3️⃣ Smoothies 🥤
They can contain lots of fruit — but blending and drinking it means your teeth are exposed to those sugars without the same chewing benefits as whole fruit.

4️⃣ Fruit juice 🍊
Even with no added sugar, fruit juice naturally contains a lot of sugar and can be acidic too.

5️⃣ Flavoured coffees ☕
That innocent-looking vanilla, caramel or hazelnut coffee can sometimes be more like a dessert than a drink!

6️⃣ Ketchup 🍅
A small amount might not seem significant, but sugar is often added to tomato-based sauces.

7️⃣ Baked beans 🫘
A great source of fibre and protein, but they can contain added sugar — so it's worth checking the label.

8️⃣ “Healthy” cereal bars 🍫
The packaging might feature oats, fruit and whole grains, but some are surprisingly high in sugar.

9️⃣ Dried fruit 🍇
It may be fruit, but removing the water concentrates the natural sugars — and it can be sticky on the teeth.

🔟 Honey & maple syrup 🍯
They might sound more natural than table sugar, but from your teeth's point of view, they're still sugars!

🦷 And here's the important bit…

You don't have to avoid all of these foods. It's about being aware of what you're having and, particularly for your teeth, how often you're having sugary foods and drinks throughout the day.

👉 Check the label.
👉 Be aware of hidden sugars.
👉 Try to keep sugary snacks and drinks to mealtimes where possible.
👉 And don't assume that something labelled “healthy” is automatically tooth-friendly!

Sometimes the biggest surprises are hiding in the foods we thought were good for us! 🔎🦷

🍬 HIDDEN SUGARS: They’re not always where you expect them!When we think about sugar, we usually think of sweets, chocola...
08/10/2026

🍬 HIDDEN SUGARS: They’re not always where you expect them!

When we think about sugar, we usually think of sweets, chocolate and fizzy drinks. But sugar can sneak into some foods and drinks that seem like healthy or savoury choices.

Some surprising ones include:

🥣 Flavoured yoghurts – some can contain several teaspoons of sugar per pot.
🥫 Ketchup & brown sauce – that little squeeze can contain more sugar than you might expect.
🍝 Pasta sauces – even savoury tomato sauces can have added sugar.
🥗 Salad dressings – especially sweet chilli, honey & mustard and some “light” dressings.
🥛 Flavoured milks & coffee drinks – they can contain a LOT more sugar than a plain coffee or milk.
🥣 Breakfast cereals & granola – even those marketed as “healthy” can be surprisingly sugary.
🍞 Bread & wraps – some varieties contain added sugar too.
🥫 Baked beans – nutritious and convenient, but they can contain added sugar.
🍹 Smoothies & fruit juices – they may sound healthy, but your teeth still come into contact with those natural sugars.
🥜 Flavoured nut butters – check the label, as some contain added sugar.

🦷 Why does this matter for your teeth?

Every time we eat or drink something containing sugar, the bacteria in our mouths can produce acids that attack the teeth. It isn't just how much sugar you have — how often you have it throughout the day matters too.

So rather than cutting out every food you enjoy, start by becoming a label detective! 🔎

Check the ingredients and look for words such as sugar, glucose, fructose, syrup, honey, maltose and dextrose.

And remember: “healthy”, “natural” or “low fat” on the front of the packet doesn't automatically mean low in sugar.

A little awareness can make a big difference to your smile. 🦷✨

💍✨ The wait is finally over…! ✨💍We shared a little sneak peek of Luna looking absolutely adorable in her bridal gown, bu...
07/10/2026

💍✨ The wait is finally over…! ✨💍

We shared a little sneak peek of Luna looking absolutely adorable in her bridal gown, but now that the happy couple are safely home from their honeymoon, we can finally share a few more pictures from their special day! 🥂❤️

A huge congratulations once again to Archie and Diana on their wedding. It looked like such a beautiful and special day, and we’re delighted to be able to share a few moments from it with you all.

We hope you both had the most amazing honeymoon and are enjoying being newlyweds! 🥰

And of course… Luna definitely deserves another mention for stealing the show in her little wedding outfit! 🐾👰‍♀️

Congratulations to you both from all of us at Union Street Dental Centre! 🥂💍

🦷 NATIONAL GUM CARE MONTH 🦷October is National Gum Care Month — the perfect time to give your gums a little extra attent...
06/10/2026

🦷 NATIONAL GUM CARE MONTH 🦷

October is National Gum Care Month — the perfect time to give your gums a little extra attention! 💚

Healthy gums are an important part of a healthy smile, but gum problems can often develop without you noticing.

Keep your gums happy by:

🪥 Brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste
✨ Cleaning between your teeth daily with floss or interdental brushes
🦷 Keeping up with your regular dental and hygiene appointments
💧 Drinking plenty of water
🚭 Avoiding smoking, which can increase your risk of gum disease

🩸 Bleeding gums need MORE attention, not less.

Bleeding when you brush or clean between your teeth isn't something to simply ignore or avoid brushing because they're bleeding. Healthy gums shouldn't regularly bleed.

In fact, bleeding can be a sign that your gums need some extra care. Continuing to brush gently and clean between your teeth is important, and if the bleeding persists, it's worth speaking to your dentist or hygienist.

Other signs to look out for include swollen or tender gums, persistent bad breath, gum recession or increased sensitivity.

💚 Don't ignore your gums — give them the attention they deserve.

If you're due a check-up or hygiene appointment, why not get your gum health checked too?

📞 Get in touch with the team at Union Street Dental Centre to book your appointment.

🪥 **How often do you replace your toothbrush?**Be honest… when was the last time you changed yours? 👀Your toothbrush wor...
24/09/2026

🪥 **How often do you replace your toothbrush?**

Be honest… when was the last time you changed yours? 👀

Your toothbrush works hard every day, but over time the bristles become worn, frayed and less effective at cleaning your teeth and along the gumline.

As a general rule, you should replace your toothbrush or electric toothbrush head **every 3 months** — or sooner if the bristles are looking worn or splayed.

✨ **A few simple toothbrush tips:**
• Replace it every 3 months
• Choose a soft or medium-bristled brush
• Don’t scrub too hard — gentle pressure is enough
• Let your toothbrush air dry between uses
• If you've been unwell, it’s a good idea to replace your toothbrush afterwards

A fresh toothbrush might seem like a small thing, but it can make a big difference to your daily oral hygiene. 🦷

**So… is your toothbrush due for a change?** 😁


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Address

19 Union Street
Inverness
IV11PP

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441463490752

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