Lockdown Closure 5 Jan 2021
We have now taken the difficult decision to close the practice to all but emergency patients. Read here to find out more.
Covid-19
News and updates from Wash Dental around COVID-19 and the lockdown.
Christmas is here
I would like to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt appreciation to you for supporting the practice this year. And, here are our Christmas opening hours.
Practice Update November 2020
The practice hours go back to normal from 3rd December PLUS we’re asking for feedback. Help us improve, please take part.
Lockdown 2 Update
Latest updates following lockdown from 5th November 2020 which guidance for patients. Change in opening hours.
Housekeeping Updates
Our latest housekeeping re Covid-19 and the NHS track and trace app. Please read this before you visit us.
Opening Guidelines
Here are our opening guidelines and procedures in place to protect both our patients and staff as we reopen on 8th June.
Re-Opening of Practice
We will reopen the Wash Common Dental Practice in Newbury on 27th May 2020 in a phased approach.
Coronavirus Update
Covid-19 Practice Update, 22 April 2020 In light of the government’s recent extension to the lockdown, I would like to take this opportunity to explain the implications it will have for Wash Common Dental Practice and its patients. In line with the General Dental Council (GDC) advice and NHS England, all routine, non-urgent dental care […]
Lockdown and your oral hygiene
Top tips for looking after your oral health In this period of lockdown, it is important that you look after your teeth and gums. There are three points which need to be followed to ensure healthy gums and teeth: Effective tooth brushing; Flossing and interdental cleaning; Use of mouth washes Effective tooth brushing. Always use […]
Looking after yourself during COVID-19
During times of change and stress it is essential to look after mind and body. Here are some top tips to help you take good care of yourself.
Wash Common Coronavirus Plan
Our initial action plan for Coronavirus following a letter received from the British Dental Association (BDA).