NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

Our recent blog article 'Overcoming Dental Anxiety', written by Laura Maconachie (senior dental nurse at First Alba Kinross) has been featured in The Perthshire Magazine. To read the article on The Perthshire Magazine website

Most people love to smile! But …. does your smile bother you? Is discolouration of your teeth discouraging you from smiling? If so, you’re not alone. Lots of people look to whitening their teeth to improve their appearance and boost their self-confidence! Being a busy mum, self-care can often be at the bottom of our ever growing to do list! We need quick and easy solutions. One thing that helps us feel a bit better – is a white smile!

This month, First Alba Healthcare's digital scanning graduate training scheme was featured in Scottish Dental Magazine. Following our recent £250,000 investment in 3D intra-oral digital scanning technology, we have announced that we will be recruiting and training two recent dental graduates in the technology. The graduates will be based at First Alba Healthcare’s Forfar practice.

Dental nurses Laura Russell and Susan Coull are celebrating promotion to posts as clinical managers with First Alba Healthcare, a business with five dental practices in Angus, Fife, Perth & Kinross and Tayside.

Dental group First Alba Healthcare, which has two practices in Dundee, plus another three in Fife, Kinross and Forfar has announced that it has appointed Margaret Tyrrell of Business Consultancy UK Ltd to manage HR, financial and payroll for the whole dental group.

A prestigious event for Scottish dentists is taking place on 5 March at Royal College of Surgeons. Set up to provide Scottish dentists with a forum to discuss and promote industry issues, The Scottish Dental Association (SDA) formed in July 2020 to help unite and support all dental professionals in Scotland, is a not for profit organisation which now has 800 members. Its first ever conference has the theme of “Reshaping Scottish Dentistry for the Better”.

First Alba Healthcare were featured today in the British Dental Journal, in an article about our recent £250k investment in the latest state-of-the-art intraoral 3D scanning technology.