The Green Achiever Scheme has been set up to enable companies to demonstrate their credentials to suppliers, customers and any other parties interested in green business. The award recognises the efforts of any business who have taken steps to reduce their carbon footprint.

Colin Clarke, our hygienist and Environmental Officer for the practice said,” as a team we have really worked hard to do what we can to reduce the impact we have on the environment. We have all been amazed at the difference simple environmentally friendly measures can make. We have measured our energy usage and have been astounded by the difference just turning unnecessary lighting off, and replacing the lighting for more energy efficient options has made. “

We are now aiming for our Silver Award!

Visit the website for help and advice on how to reduce both your own and your businesses carbon footprint.

Here at Cahill’s we fully understand the fear and anxiety that a patient may suffer ahead of a visit – as well as providing a comfortable, relaxing environment to make our patients feel at ease, we’ve also introduced a new service of sedation dentistry.

Find out more about our new service here.

Patients can go online whilst they wait, all you need to do is request the password from a member of staff.

10:10 Referral System

When you recommend a friend to us for facial aesthetics BOTH you and your friend will benefit from our 10:10 referral system. Your friend will receive 10% off his or her first facial treatment with Dr Cahill and you will be credited with the same amount against your next treatment!

Loyalty Reward Scheme

Have 5 facial treatments with us and receive your 6th one at half price – so start counting now!

To ensure you don’t miss out on these fantastic offers please contact our reception team on 01204 526968 or email us at info@cahilldentalcare.co.uk

Our exclusive Ladies Night was set off with a fizz with a glass of pink bubbly as the guests were welcomed by Michael and the reigning Miss Bolton, and patient of the practice, Miss Kristina Long.

The event was sponsored by leading local businesses including Fletchers Opticians, who brought with them a selection of their designer frames and sunglasses, and Zest, who had a tantalising display of treats from their delicatessen. DB3 had an exciting range of clothing and accessories which were modelled throughout the evening, and Diet Express, based in Swinton, were there to discuss their slimming plan. Mel from The Cutting Rooms, Wigan, demonstrated his expertise in hairstyling and was on hand to answer questions and give haircare advice. The Practice’s own Emma, who has a special interest in all things spriritual, was offering Reiki, a service which she also offers at the practice.

The evening was closed with a raffle, drawn by Kristina, for prizes donated by the practice and other sponsors of the evening, which included designer accessories, and fragrances, and a tooth whitening package. The proceeds from the event are being divided between the two nominated charities; Bridge2aid is a charity, helping to provide dental care and education to communities in developing countries, and Breast Cancer Care.

This exclusive package includes:

• A 30 min smile consultation with Dr Cahill
• A 30 min “high gloss polish” with one of our hygienists
• Cahill Tooth whitening

All for the amazing price of

£274.00!

Also if you take advantage of this offer you will be automatically entered into our exciting prize draw

The category of Customer Excellence is one of ten, each sponsored by an established business in the region. The Customer Excellence category was sponsored by Clough and Willis Solicitors.

The night of the awards was celebrated with a champagne reception and dinner to acknowledge the achievements of all of the businesses shortlisted for the night.

This was held at the Reebok Stadium on Thurs 10th June. The team were commended for their customer excellence in this category.

After completing the London Marathon in a great time of 4hrs 15 Chris will no doubt be aiming to complete this run in a time of less than 45 minutes.

If you wish to sponsor Chris, who is running for Bridge2Aid, you can do so at his Just Giving Page:

http://www.justgiving.com/chris-waith

For every £1 our patients sponsor him, we will match this with a pound of our own.

Once this run is out of the way, Chris will be turning his attention to the Great North Run in September.

The British Dental Health Foundation is the UK’s largest independent oral health charity and is dedicated to improving the public’s oral health. Smile Month is an annual, national event which dental organisations and practices are encouraged to support.

This year, the campaign’s slogan is “Teeth4Life” and its goal is to raise awareness of the link between good oral health and general well being, by encouraging brushing teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, cutting down on sugary food and drink, and visiting the dentist regularly.

This year, we are busy planning a return to the Market Hall in Bolton. Last year we had a stand during a week of Smile Month and had a really rewarding week promoting the British Dental Health Foundations messages, and offering the people of Bolton the opportunity to discuss their dental concerns and find out what they could do to improve their oral health. This year promises to be bigger and better! We have a competition to win a free course of tooth whitening (normally worth over £500), and have exciting offers and great giveaways planned for every day.

We will be assisted on the stand by representatives from different fields of dentistry, providing specialist advice on a whole range of dental issues from private dental insurance to new and exciting systems for straightening teeth.

We will be at the Market Hall from Monday 17th May – Sunday 23rd May 2010, on the ground floor, near the lifts. Why not pay us a visit, enter our competition and take the opportunity to get some free dental advice!

Following his excellent effort, Chris had the following to say:

“Running the London Marathon was truly an amazing experience. We were running in one of my favourite parts of London and the crowds were really large and enthusiastic. I started the run very positive and full of energy but did start to feel the strain half way through! I think I got about half way and thought to myself, “Come on
now not far off”, “ and I got a renewed burst of energy. I finished in 4 hours,15 mins and couldn’t wait to have something to eat and drink!!”