Expressions Dental & Cosmetic Clinic

13/08/2026

After a year working at the very top of the Irish Dental Association Dr. Will Rymer has put together a few thoughts about the year after a summer of reflection.

It isn't time to rest though. He is now busy supporting Dr. Bridget Harrington Barry as she takes over the Presidency and Dr. Will becomes the Vice President.

Patient advocacy, and help for children is at the heart of his motivation in the profession.

When I reflect on my year as President of the Irish Dental Association, I find myself returning to one simple idea: a strong dental profession is fundamental to good patient care.That has been the thread running through almost everything I have tried to achieve during my presidency. Of course, the I...

11/08/2026

Due to phenomenal demand we are expanding our team. Actively seeking staff, dental nurses, hygienists and dentists. Full time and part-time positions available. Modern busy practice, computerised, scanner etc. Private and PRSI. Staff parking available. Based in Roscrea Co Tipperary. For further information please email [email protected].

09/02/2026

Dental nurse wanted! Would you like to join our team?Immediate start, please email your CV to [email protected]

24/05/2025

This time last week at the President's dinner of the Irish Dental Association. A fabulous portrait at the drinks reception by the marvelous an award winning photographer based in Kilkenny. A dream to work with during the week of our conference, she made what was an extremely stressful event for me, much simpler. After the excitement of the conference, now the work representing dentists to help their patients begins.

24/11/2024

All of our dentists were nominated for the awards sponsored by Special congratulations to Sarah whose amazing patient story won the Munster regional caring dentist of the year. She is a star.

07/06/2024

Small smile transformation to demo just before the weekend. We aren't done yet, this is just the beginning.

04/05/2024

Ireland's dental eircode lottery. 21% of eligible Laois children screened last year, compared to 87% of Tipperary children.

President-Elect of the Irish Dental Association says Laois is 'as bad as it gets'