#dentist Reading

[alisondentaldesign]

Elevate Your Smile: The Importance of an Oral Health Check at Wood Lane Dentistry in Reading

Maintaining good oral health is essential for your overall well-being, and regular dental check-ups play a vital role in preserving the health and beauty of your smile. At Wood Lane Dentistry in Reading, we believe in the power of preventive care and offer comprehensive oral health checks to help our patients achieve optimal oral health and radiant smiles.

Your oral health is interconnected with your overall health and neglecting it can lead to a host of problems, including tooth decay, gum disease, and even systemic health issues. That's why preventive dental care, such as oral health checks, is so crucial in identifying and addressing any potential issues before they escalate into more significant problems.

So, what exactly does an oral health check entail, and why is it important?

1. Comprehensive Examination: During your oral health check at Wood Lane Dentistry, our experienced dental professionals will conduct a thorough examination of your teeth, gums, and oral tissues. We'll assess the health of your teeth for signs of decay, cavities, or damage, and check your gums for signs of inflammation or periodontal disease. Additionally, we'll examine your oral tissues for any abnormalities or signs of oral cancer, ensuring early detection and timely intervention if necessary.

2. Professional Cleaning: In addition to examining your oral health, our dental hygienists will perform a professional cleaning to remove plaque, tartar, and surface stains from your teeth. Regular cleanings are essential for maintaining healthy gums and preventing gum disease, as well as keeping your teeth looking bright and beautiful.

3. Oral Cancer Screening: Oral cancer is a serious and potentially life-threatening condition that can affect anyone, regardless of age or lifestyle. During your oral health check, our dental team will perform a thorough screening for oral cancer, checking for any suspicious lesions or abnormalities in your mouth. Early detection is key to successful treatment, so we take this aspect of your oral health very seriously.

4. Personalized Treatment Plan: Based on the findings of your oral health check, our dental professionals will create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and goals. Whether you require restorative treatment for cavities or gum disease, cosmetic enhancements to improve the appearance of your smile, or preventive measures to maintain optimal oral health, we'll work with you to develop a plan that addresses your unique concerns.

5. Patient Education: At Wood Lane Dentistry, we believe in empowering our patients to take control of their oral health through education and awareness. During your oral health check, we'll take the time to discuss proper oral hygiene techniques, dietary habits, and lifestyle factors that can impact your oral health. We'll also provide personalized recommendations for home care products and preventive measures to help you maintain a healthy and beautiful smile between visits.

Your oral health is too important to neglect, and regular oral health checks are the cornerstone of preventive dental care. At Wood Lane Dentistry in Reading, we're committed to helping you achieve and maintain optimal oral health for a lifetime of healthy smiles. Schedule your oral health check today and take the first step towards elevating your smile to new heights.

Wood Lane Dentistry,

Wood Lane,

Sonning Common,

Reading,

Berkshire,

RG4 9SJ

01189722626

Info@woodlanedentistry.co.uk

Dentist Caversham - Award-Winning Dentist Henley - Dentist Near Me (woodlanedentistry.co.uk)

[bananonbinary]

i dont want to take away from the cursed tumblrness of that post but sincerely its such a pet peeve when people are like "this person wrote [pretty normal fiction that i think is weird]" as some sort of callout. maybe yall should read more books if you think things like "mermaid cannibalism" is at all out there. i read that trope when i was 12 in peter and the starcatchers. calm down.

[dental-design]

Exceptional Patient Experience in Reading

Dentistry in Reading

The team at Kendrick View Dental Practice is dedicated to giving patients an exceptional patient experience. The treatments at the dentist in Reading include dental implants, teeth whitening, cosmetic dentistry and Invisalign, as well as general dentistry and facial aesthetics.

The team offer a comprehensive approach to quality dental care that puts their patients at the heart of everything they do. The dentistry is located inside a stunning dental practice and combines advanced dental technology to produce an exceptional patient experience.

 They have been proudly established since 1890 and are housed in one of Reading’s most prestigious Georgian properties, dating from the 1770s and was once the home of author Mary Russell Mitford.  They have many valued patients and have seen whole generations pass through their doors.

The team at Kendrick View Dental Practice is proud to offer numerous dental treatments all under one roof. So, whether you need a dental check-up, some teeth whitening or a complete smile makeover, the team can help.

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening has become very popular in recent years. We are so used to seeing celebrities on TV and social media platforms flashing their perfect teeth, and many people want to emulate these beautiful smiles. Teeth whitening is a highly effective and relatively cheap dental treatment that can certainly create that ‘wow factor’.

There are many reasons why teeth tend to darken as we age. These include lifestyle choices, such as smoking, drinking red wine and other staining food and drinks. Teeth staining can also be caused by certain medications. However we live our lives, our teeth will inevitably naturally darken with age. When people receive teeth whitening treatment, they get a bright and whiter smile, which makes them appear healthier and often fills them with confidence.

Professional home whitening

Professional home whitening treatment offers the best of both worlds. You get the professional and safe teeth bleaching you need but you can also do it from the comfort of your own home.

At Kendrick View, they provide bespoke, professional home whitening. They fit you with custom-made whitening trays and provide professional strength gel. You wear these for a short period in the day or overnight to achieve a brighter, whiter smile in as little as 2 weeks!

Benefits of home whitening

Safe – whitening teeth under the supervision of your dentist is completely safe. At Kendrick View, they have been whitening teeth for over 30 years!

Quick – a sparkly, clean smile can be achieved in as little as 2-3 weeks of wearing the whitening trays at home.

Comfortable – the whitening trays are tailor-made to fit your teeth and gums. This means they are comfortable, and you will get accurate and even whitening.

Effective – the fantastic results can have a positive impact on your self-confidence, giving you every reason to smile!

Great location

If you are interested in getting teeth whitening, or just need a great dentist, the Reading dentist is within walking distance from Reading town centre and the Oracle Shopping Centre.  Additionally, it has on-site parking, which makes the dental practice highly accessible to all.

They also offer late night and early morning appointments, so that patients can fit their dental appointments into their busy schedules. Please contact the friendly reception team to book in your next check-up or if you want to find out how they can help with any of your dental needs.

Kendrick View Dental Practice – dentist in Reading

39 London Road

Reading

RG1 5BL

Tel: 0118 959 0222

Email: reception@kendrickdental.co.uk

Web: https://www.kendrickdental.co.uk/

[thorne1435]

Listen, time for wisdom:

There will never be a trans-inclusive "All-Girl" space.

Fundamentally, to define a space as "All-Female" or even "All-Women" is to define the term female or woman. Both of those things are nebulous at best, and that means they will, usually, resort to the usual take: "Woman means adult human female." And "Female means a fertile, vagina-having, motherly, She/Her cisfem." TERF shit.

The only people who would make a rule with such a premise are TERFs themselves or traumatized cis women who really do believe that the mere presence of a man is a threat to their safety. Neither of which--as you're probably already aware--are going to be very trans-inclusive.

We can talk about why people think this way another time. For now the important part is, if you want to feel safer or more socially integrated, seek out all-queer or all-trans spaces, not all-woman spaces. Queer people will understand you more than cis people ever could.

(And yes theoretically this applies to trans men as well if you replace every feminine thing with a masculine one. Gender restrictions are antithetical to trans people as a whole.)

[ginsays]

that thing with the arrows in tgcf 235 that i still can’t believe feng xin can just DO

[ganondoodle]

(Original art) Xaror, any pronouns, species (?), age (?)

short summary about them; they act as both an antagonist and an ally since they are only really interested in what they want or whats fun to them, they are immortal and call themselves 'death itself' since they have a special connection to souls (being the only one able to communicate with them) and the ability to seperate souls from their bodies in such a way that nothing can harm the soul afterwards their main goal is to .. bother and disturb the 'celestials'*, which they hate, as much as they can, breaking into their palace, freeing prisoners, destroying research, destroying the place, and most importantly, making as many souls unusable to them as possible-

they dont want to destroy the celestials though, they cant fight them anyway and this game of doing 'good' only with the goal of annoying them is their most treasured activity, so Xaror doesnt intend to stop them from killing or hurting anyone, only from harvesting what they are actually after (though Xaror doesnt actually care as little as they think they do about people, and has a soft spot for demons)

most of their appearance is later into the story; Zaphira (the empress) had been in coma and the medical facility she was treated in was destroyed by Shargon (orange eyed demon who acts as her bodyguard for the first part) in an attempt to save her from her estranged relatives taking over her country after they heard of her decline in health, she is believed dead but washes up on the shore of the mountain Xaror resides at years later (it has a reason, too much to write here) and they slowly nurse her back to health, the reason they give for it is that they found their first encounter very fun, thats all (is it?)

(more lore under the cut bc this is already so long .. im trying to keep it short q-q ......... this is stuff i have been working on since i was a kid so uh, some things might be cheesy but i cant change them anymore ..)

just to get some basics out of the way; theres three worlds, the celestials palace, human world and demon world, each are their own planet connected via different gateways

*celestials (possibly not final name, loosely based on angels) are the last remaining "survivors" of their planets demise, when their world died the most powerful among them cannibalized the weaker to sustain themselves until there were only less than 10 left, who each turned into different beings from it and dont resemble their own people much anymore, they built a palace from what was left on their world that protects them from space as its atmosphere collapsed shortly after- however they still needed something to live off; they discover the human world and are delighted to find rather short lived people with powerful souls, the best kind of sustenance for them (now), they aim to herd them like cattle, but a problem arose when it turned out another world has long been in contact with the human world; demons

demons are semi immortal creatures that act as protectors for their world, protection they extended, more or less secretely, to the human world ensuring them a long and secure life- the celestials need them to die at their whim though (demons are few in numbers, hard to kill and rarely have offspring, not an ideal target); as they worked out a plan on how to get rid of demons one of the celestials, Xanthriel (time) grew somewhat fond of people as they spent alot of time in the human world to observe and research them; in the end turning on their own completely, but losing the fight against Uriel (knowledge)

Xanthriel was supposed to be executed for their betrayal, but it doesnt work, instead they are splintered into many parts after a lot of struggle, most body, memory and most strength is one part (ending up as motionless forever bleeding corpse kept locked up in the palace), the rest is some time later gathered together and reforms as a seperate, weak mockery of them, they embody Xanthriels emotion- Xaror, without memory, strangely cut to pieces (hence all the missing limbs and broken halo) but driven by an unstoppable desire to disturb the celestials (they live seperate long enough to each become their own person, at some point Xaror discovers Xanthriels body after all and they merge back together, though as they are now two, Xanthriel only takes over once directly after merging, stays silent for a long time and lets Xaror be themselves, only later revealing that they are there at all .. hiding perhaps- i rarely have specific ideas for voices, but Xanthriels is like, like coarse rocks being violently rubbed against each other, less voice more noise)

(also, the celestials use Xanthriels blood from the day of their execution to create a plague that nearly wipes out all demons, only the youngest of them survived, effectively robbing them of everything, culture, history, knowledge etc- as demons rarely have children, like a complete restart of their society, they disappeared from the human world, and over time being largely forgotten as actually existing- the celestials wanted them all gone however, so they kept kidnapping them to try and find somethign that would work similarly against the young ones too (and then in general, bc the only usable blood of Xanthriel was from the day of their fall, and that has long since been used up) one of the young ones was Shargon, he was the only one still alive from his group

(also, the celestials use Xanthriels blood from the day of their execution to create a plague that nearly wipes out all demons, only the youngest of them survived, effectively robbing them of everything, culture, history, knowledge etc- as demons rarely have children, like a complete restart of their society, they disappeared from the human world, and over time being largely forgotten as actually existing- the celestials wanted them all gone however, so they kept kidnapping them to try and find somethign that would work similarly against the young ones too (and then in general, bc the only usable blood of Xanthriel was from the day of their fall, and that has long since been used up) one of the young ones was Shargon, he was the only one still alive from his group (he wasnt the strongest or special, he was jsut the last in the row and always got the lowest dosage) when Xaror found them in yet another break in into the palace and got him back to the demon world .. where he was promptly blamed for the others that were taken and treated like a pretender/fake/spy bc what he got put through changed his eye color (something that demons cannot change in any form) to one that does not exist among 'real' demons (orange ... notice the inner color of Xarors broken halo? :) ), some even suggesting killing him, but none of them were brave enough to do it (they were all kids still) .. except Eadrya (the big blue-ish one, largely regarded as the strongest demon alive) but Shargon managed to escape, and since then lived largely in isolation- this is part of why he is so hated, and why he starts to spend so much time in the human world after rediscovering the pathway there)

[fictionadventurer]

Why is this book about 1880s London Jews so relatable to the 2020s American Roman Catholic experience?

In Amy Levy's Reuben Sachs, you've got:

The community that is at once fully part of the modern world while having an insular nature (and the amount of modern vs. insular varies based on the person and family)

The people who ignore their religion 99% of the year, but wouldn't even consider skipping services on the important holidays

The ultra-traditionalists who go so intense on holding to traditions that a lot of other members of their religion side-eye them

The kids who go to services only because their parents force them to, or who rebel and refuse to go because they don't see the point or don't believe in God

The new convert who is more zealous than, like, 90% of the people who were born into this religion

A family with its very specific blend of religious opinions and inside jokes that's fully aware that they're baffling to outsiders

This book was apparently meant to be a realistic portrait of Jewish life (in response to Daniel Deronda and its (according to Levy) highly unrealistic and over-idealized portrayal of Jews), and my goodness, did she succeed in capturing what it's like to live in a culturally religious community in a rapidly secularizing world.

[hearthvkoo]

Weverse live that will always be in my heart

(After this live we had the famous “busan beach date”, so it’s even more special)

Curious to know what are your favorite taekook/bts live and why ☺️

[the-bi-space-ace]

Hi. I went to the dentist today and I was very brave about it so headcanons about the clone boys and the dentist for you.

Echo: hates the dentist quite like any other medical thing. He will put off going as long as possible and refuses to go alone. He does however floss every day and take very good care of his teeth. The routine of it all is something he loves doing and it makes him feel put together.

Hunter: honestly just knock him out if you’re taking him to a dentist. His senses hate it here. It’s bright. Everything inside his mouth hurts. There’s too many things happening. Stop. Stop it all. Brushes regularly but won’t floss.

Crosshair: has constant jaw pain and the dentist keeps telling him that the toothpicks are bad for his teeth but he refuses to stop. Bit the dentist as a kid and threatens to do it even as an adult. Worst patient. Insists on a little treat afterwards (Echo always takes him to go get a little treat bc they go together each and every time)

Tech: prepared man. Knows each step and how much it’ll cost before he even books the appointment. He is that Ron Swanson ‘I know more than you’ meme. Him and Echo have a nighttime routine together so they both have excellent check ups.

Wrecker: sweet man loves his candy! He has a few cavities here and there but he does brush regularly! Hates flossing! Has accidentally swallowed mouthwash like it was a shot before though (this isn’t based on previous experience what do you mean shut up)

Cody: if he misses a step he will start over. Doesn’t feel clean without it. Has never had a cavity and thinks it’s some kind of competition. He goes every six months because they recommended it to him in his first adult visit and he just… does it. He wants to win at dentist which is perfectly reasonable and a thing you can accomplish.

Rex: has to be dragged and grumbles the whole time. Is bitter about Cody ‘winning’ at the dentist. Takes decent enough care of his teeth but hasn’t been to a dentist in five years. Cody tells him he’s ’setting a bad example’.

[alisondentaldesign]

Unveiling Your Perfect Smile: Invisible Braces at The Orthodontic Centre in Reading

Are you dreaming of a straighter smile but hesitant about traditional braces? Say goodbye to metal brackets and wires and hello to the discreet solution you've been waiting for: invisible braces at The Orthodontic Centre in Reading. Our innovative approach to orthodontic treatment allows you to achieve the smile of your dreams without sacrificing comfort or aesthetics.

Gone are the days when straightening your teeth meant enduring a mouthful of metal. Thanks to advancements in orthodontic technology, invisible braces offer a more discreet and convenient alternative for patients of all ages. Whether you're a busy professional, a social butterfly, or a self-conscious teenager, invisible braces can help you achieve a beautiful, confident smile without drawing unwanted attention to your treatment.

So, what exactly are invisible braces, and how do they work? At The Orthodontic Centre, we offer several options for invisible orthodontic treatment, including clear aligners and lingual braces.

Clear aligners, such as Invisalign®, are custom-made, removable trays that gradually move your teeth into the desired position. Made from smooth, transparent plastic, they're virtually invisible when worn, allowing you to straighten your teeth discreetly without anyone noticing. Plus, because they're removable, you can continue to enjoy your favourite foods and maintain your oral hygiene routine with ease.

Lingual braces, on the other hand, are fixed braces that are bonded to the back surface of your teeth, making them completely hidden from view. Using wires and brackets customized to fit the contours of your teeth, lingual braces gently apply pressure to shift your teeth into alignment. While they're not removable like clear aligners, lingual braces offer the same discreet treatment option without the hassle of daily removal and insertion.

At The Orthodontic Centre, our team of experienced orthodontists will work closely with you to determine the best treatment option based on your unique needs and goals. During your initial consultation, we'll conduct a thorough examination of your teeth and bite and discuss your treatment options in detail. Whether you choose clear aligners or lingual braces, we'll create a personalized treatment plan designed to achieve optimal results with minimal disruption to your daily life.

One of the biggest advantages of invisible braces is their subtle appearance, allowing you to straighten your teeth discreetly without feeling self-conscious. Whether you're giving a presentation at work, posing for a photo, or enjoying a night out with friends, you can feel confident knowing that your smile is on its way to perfection.

But the benefits of invisible braces extend far beyond aesthetics. By straightening your teeth, you can improve your oral health, reduce the risk of dental problems such as cavities and gum disease, and enhance your overall quality of life. Plus, with shorter treatment times compared to traditional braces, you'll be able to enjoy your beautiful new smile sooner than you think.

At The Orthodontic Centre in Reading, we're dedicated to helping you achieve the smile of your dreams with invisible braces. If you're ready to take the first step towards a straighter, more confident smile, schedule a consultation with our team today. Let us help you unveil the smile you've always wanted.

The Orthodontic Centre

0118 966 4511

toc.reading@nhs.net

27 Erleigh Road, Reading, Berkshire, RG1 5LU

[strawberrryangel]

today was a good day! *collapses into bed and sobs uncontrollably*

[gojoest]

dentist appointment done, groceries done, chores done ! i can get some writing done now !

[cazssserole]

Hello there, 👋

I am Tamer Aldeeb, a dentist from Gaza.

We have suffered greatly from fear, displacement, and the destruction of our home and my clinic, and everything we literally own...

We want to save ourselves from what seems like an inevitable death.

I hope you can take a look at my campaign on the pinned post on my profile ,and help us by donating or sharing our campaign to reach the largest number of supporters.🌹🌹

Our campaign is verified by @90-ghost , @ibtisams , @el-shab-hussein , @nabulsi and @fairuzfan 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸

Thanks a lot in advance ❤️❤️❤️

Please look at his profile and stories and share his fundraisers it would help him and his family

[neytui]

Anybody got some Hijack fics?? Have read otnwas, tloa and fallen of a snowflake

I do search them but uhhhh... I trust tumblr taste better

[milolunde]

If Fairy World oeprates on schooling and being tall enough for the job (ex. Cookie's Court; A New Wish) maybe Peri turned down dentistry because he was too short

[stepfordgoth]

If you've ever gotten your wisdom teeth taken out, please tell me your experience. For the past couple of years every time I go to the dentist they tell me I need to get mine out and today they really, really pressured me and I'm going to have to give in soon but I am scared lol I've never had any kind of dental procedure done, like ive never even had a cavity that had to be filled