Monday, November 12, 2012
From the RA Coach Richard Charon
Richard wrote: "One for my dental colleagues
"From Dr. Ashley Davenport, Practice Owner, Balsall Common Dental Practice, in their own words
"Dear Richard,
We attended your Relative Analgesia course in December 2006.
I am writing to say a big thank you to you and your team for making the day so interesting and enjoyable.
I am particularly grateful to you for all your help and advice regarding the installation and set up of the equipment. We gained a great deal of knowledge about Inhalation Sedation and have since started offering Relative Analgesia to our own patients.
We have been using Inhalation Sedation in our practice for 3 months now and have found it a great help to our patients.
Thanks again, we couldn't have done it without your help!
Yours Faithfully
Rebecca Kilmurray
Clinical Manager "
So WE ARE NOW BOOKING
SATURDAY 23rd March 2013
Venue
Startford Dental Practice hosted by Dr. Rob Endicott
http://www.stratforddental.co.uk/dentists.php
Stratford-on-Avon
contact me: richard@the-ra-coach.co.uk for information and bookings"
Saturday, June 23, 2012
Another nice Intranasal Sedation case today
Http://Www.phobiadentist.com
Successful intranasal case today, lady had a problem with needles and drilling, not so much in the mouth, more in the skin so IV tricky. Great access though.
A quick 1ml spray of concentrated midazolam up the nose with the Mucosal Atomisation Device, and after 10 mins she was relaxed enough to have a local anaesthetic.
We did a large white filling and took a molar tooth out. Afterwards she said she had absolutely no recollection of the treatment. That's the great thing about sedation, there are no lasting memories of dental treatment, it all feels really easy.
She is now confident that In three months time we will make a bridge for her, again using intranasal sedation.
For more information on Intranasal Sedation visit my website http://www.phobiadentist.com
With best wishes
Rob
Dr Rob Endicott BDS
Successful intranasal case today, lady had a problem with needles and drilling, not so much in the mouth, more in the skin so IV tricky. Great access though.
A quick 1ml spray of concentrated midazolam up the nose with the Mucosal Atomisation Device, and after 10 mins she was relaxed enough to have a local anaesthetic.
We did a large white filling and took a molar tooth out. Afterwards she said she had absolutely no recollection of the treatment. That's the great thing about sedation, there are no lasting memories of dental treatment, it all feels really easy.
She is now confident that In three months time we will make a bridge for her, again using intranasal sedation.
For more information on Intranasal Sedation visit my website http://www.phobiadentist.com
With best wishes
Rob
Dr Rob Endicott BDS
Saturday, May 26, 2012
BBC Radio WM and Coventry / Warwickshire
Many thanks to all who listened to my Dental Phobia radio interview this morning, I will post it online soon. Thanks also to the great team at the station, coping with me whilst trying to do a live broadcast of Princess Anne from Coventry Cathedral!
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Greetings from down under.
A somewhat belated but happy new year to you all! Our new year was spent enjoying the fireworks off Sydney Harbour Bridge - a sight never to be forgotten. We reached Canberra in early January and were amazed at how green and bright the city looked, courtesy of the wettest summer they've had for some time. We have been blamed for bringing the weather with us but we think the daily sunshine is perfect and aren't sure quite what the locals are moaning about!
Our base for the year is a beautiful house not far from Lake Burley Griffin so we are making the most of the extensive network of bicycle paths and walks on our doorstep. We cannot get used to the wild kangaroos grazing on the verges and the cockatoos in our trees. Amazing!
Tony has settled in to his post well, running a very busy practice in the centre of Canberra. Our remit to ' take the practice to the next level ' would appear to be a more demanding challenge than expected but we will do our best in our time here. I am due to step alongside Tony in early April to try to speed up the process. My five shoulder repairs appear to have been a great success, helped along by daily sunbathing and swimming so I aim to pick up the drill again soon!
We hope to start seeing more of Australia and New Zealand once we get the practice on an even keel, taking weekends away as much as possible. We have managed one trip to the southern coast of New South Wales to a lovely town called Kiama where we were hosted by a great dentist we've met..........another Tony!
We are missing all our team and patients back in Stratford but are delighted with the way Rob has slotted into the practice. He certainly seems to be very popular with everyone and his experience and skills are a welcome addition to the practice. We will certainly want to keep him in our team when we return and we would be incredibly grateful for any help you can give us to establish a list of patients for Rob. Please do refer anyone you think would appreciate all that we offer at Stratford Dental.
We will send regular updates from Oz and will be back for three weeks in July to celebrate Tony's 50th and our Silver Wedding Anniversary so hope to see some of you at the practice then!
Best wishes to you all
Lisa
A somewhat belated but happy new year to you all! Our new year was spent enjoying the fireworks off Sydney Harbour Bridge - a sight never to be forgotten. We reached Canberra in early January and were amazed at how green and bright the city looked, courtesy of the wettest summer they've had for some time. We have been blamed for bringing the weather with us but we think the daily sunshine is perfect and aren't sure quite what the locals are moaning about!
Our base for the year is a beautiful house not far from Lake Burley Griffin so we are making the most of the extensive network of bicycle paths and walks on our doorstep. We cannot get used to the wild kangaroos grazing on the verges and the cockatoos in our trees. Amazing!
Tony has settled in to his post well, running a very busy practice in the centre of Canberra. Our remit to ' take the practice to the next level ' would appear to be a more demanding challenge than expected but we will do our best in our time here. I am due to step alongside Tony in early April to try to speed up the process. My five shoulder repairs appear to have been a great success, helped along by daily sunbathing and swimming so I aim to pick up the drill again soon!
We hope to start seeing more of Australia and New Zealand once we get the practice on an even keel, taking weekends away as much as possible. We have managed one trip to the southern coast of New South Wales to a lovely town called Kiama where we were hosted by a great dentist we've met..........another Tony!
We are missing all our team and patients back in Stratford but are delighted with the way Rob has slotted into the practice. He certainly seems to be very popular with everyone and his experience and skills are a welcome addition to the practice. We will certainly want to keep him in our team when we return and we would be incredibly grateful for any help you can give us to establish a list of patients for Rob. Please do refer anyone you think would appreciate all that we offer at Stratford Dental.
We will send regular updates from Oz and will be back for three weeks in July to celebrate Tony's 50th and our Silver Wedding Anniversary so hope to see some of you at the practice then!
Best wishes to you all
Lisa
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