Lysaght Dental

27/11/2024

Apologies - our phone lines are currently down. Please email the practice if you would like to get in touch with us today. Were hopeful the phone will be back in action soon 🤞

08/03/2022

From our fabulous team of women at Lysaght Dental to all of the fabulous women out there - happy International Women’s Day ❤️

23/08/2021

Unfortunately our phone lines are down today- we are hoping to have them back up and running tomorrow 🙏🏻 In the meantime if you need to get in touch with us please email [email protected] and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible! 💻

24/12/2020

We would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas! For so many of us it is a very different celebration this year and we are thinking of those who are unable to be with their loved ones 🙏🏻 We are open this morning for emergencies by appointment only then we will be closed for the Christmas break.
We will reopen on Tuesday the 29th of December at 8am to take emergency calls.
We will also be open on Wednesday the 30th and Thursday the 31st of December from 8am.
If you are having an emergency outside of these hours please send an email to [email protected] and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Thanks for all of your support this year, looking forward to seeing you all in 2021 ❤️🎉🙏🏻

20/10/2020

We have received a number of calls recently from patients who are concerned that their appointments may not be going ahead due to the updated restrictions.

We are continuing to see all patients as planned and no appointments have been postponed. We are following advice from the Irish Dental Council & the Irish Dental Association.

Our additional safety measures are in place and if you have any questions about attending your appointment please give us a ring on 02253344.

We are thinking of those in our community who are unwell, those who feel isolated going into the weeks of restrictions that we have ahead and the many businesses that have been affected by this recent announcement.

If any of our patients are struggling out there and if we can help in some way please get in touch 💓

There has never been a better time to support the local businesses that are unable to stay open. We will be helping out by eating lots of delicious take aways over the next few weeks 😋 and keeping our Christmas shopping local when hopefully things open up again 🙏🏻

16/09/2020

As so with many types of cancers early diagnosis of mouth cancer gives you the best chance to beat it 💪🏻

Visit your dentist regularly for routine examinations of your mouth and attend if you have any unusual lumps and bumps that do not resolve on their own.

To help with today's call to action,

1. Check your mouth before you brush your teeth.

2. If you have a sore, ulcer, lump in your mouth, a sore throat or neck lump for more than 3 weeks, get checked by a dentist or doctor within 7 days.

3. Visit your dentist regularly, at least once a year, even if you have no teeth and wear dentures. 9 out of 10 adults in Ireland are entitled to a FREE oral exam, please check your entitlements on www.citizensinformation.ie

For more information, visit www.mouthcancer.ie / Mouth Cancer Awareness Day

Irish Cancer Society Cork Safety Alerts University Dental School and Hospital, Cork

20/08/2020

***EDIT***

Thanks to ESB the electricity is back in action much sooner than expected!
We will be back up and running in the next 30minutes!

****We are closed today as there is no power in the MPHC today thanks to storm Ellen ****

Unfortunately the power is not expected to be restored until after 5pm today so we are unable to see any patients until tomorrow. Hopefully we should be back in action again on Friday morning. Our phone lines should be back in action then as well. If you have any queries in the meantime contact us on here or email [email protected].

We hope everyone stays safe out there today after the night we had 🙏🏻

17/05/2020

Following the guidance of the dental council and HSE updates we are resuming routine dental care to our patients from tomorrow (18th of May). 👏

We will be contacting anyone who has had an appointment postponed over the last two months. Thanks for all of your patience, we really appreciate how understanding you have been! 🙏We are looking forward to welcoming you back to the practice. ❤️ 👋

You will notice some changes when you attend for your next appointment, if you could take a few moments to read our blog post on how we are currently carrying out dentistry it would help to explain what to expect. 👍

http://lysaghtdental.com/index.php/blog

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12/05/2020

We would like to say a HUGE thank you to all of the nurses who have been working so hard to keep us safe ❤️ We really appreciate everything you have been doing not only over the last few months but throughout the year 🙌🏻
A special thank you to our dental nurses: April, Dawn and Jacinta who always put patients at ease from the minute they arrive in the practice and work constantly behind the scenes to keep everyone safe 👏🏻

30/04/2020

Thank you to all of you who have been so understanding over the last few weeks 💕

We are continuing to see emergency dental issues as needed. Our priority is the safety of our patients and staff so we are unable to see patients unless they have been triaged over the phone prior to arrival at the clinic.

We want to reassure you that we are taking all possible precautions to limit the transmission of the covid 19. We appreciate your support to enable us to provide dental care in the safest possible manner during this time.

We can’t wait to get back to restoring beautiful smiles and thank you for your understanding in this difficult time. Stay Safe. ❤️🙏🏻

12/04/2020

Happy Easter 🐣 to all of our patients! We know the last few weeks have raised difficulties for everyone - whether you have been working on the front line or missing family and friends ❤️ We are looking forward to seeing you all again soon once we get through this 🙏🏻
In the mean time we have a few tips to help you look after your teeth this Easter!
#1. Don’t brush straight after eating chocolate. The sugar can soften enamel so wait for 30minutes before brushing.
#2. Instead it is a good idea to drink water or use fluoride mouthwash (not for under 6yr olds) to reduce sugar residue on the teeth.
#3. Do not graze on chocolate throughout the day- ideally reduce sugar consumption to straight after meals. The higher the frequency of sugar the more the teeth are under attack!
#4. Leave toothpaste on the teeth after brushing to let the fluoride sink in and help to prevent cavities.

If you are having a dental emergency give us a call on 02253344 🚨

06/04/2020

A very useful resource for anyone around Mallow 👍🏻 We are still open for you if you’re having a dental emergency. Please ring 02253344 if you are having any issues. To help to reduce the spread of covid 19 all routine appointments continue to be postponed until further notice. We hope that you are all staying safe at this difficult time ❤️