Pregnancy affects your body in lots of ways, but one of the areas of change that is often forgotten is our oral health! Hormone levels change throughout pregnancy. This affects our body’s response to bacteria (plaque) and this can lead to the early signs of...

Why quit smoking? General Health - Heart disease, lung disease, cancers and more! Oral Health - Staining, gum disease, tooth loss and mouth cancer. Those around you - Family and friends....

Long- term use of dummies (including thumb sucking) can lead to complications such as teeth alignment, speech development and mouth growth. ...

Having had many dental phobic patients at Bancroft Dentistry, I can tell you that you are not alone! People of all ages and backgrounds will be going through a similar feeling of dread whenever the subject of dentistry is brought up....

Having had many dental phobic patients at Bancroft Dentistry, I can tell you that you are not alone! People of all ages and backgrounds will be going through a similar feeling of dread whenever the subject of dentistry is brought up....

Mouth Cancer Action Month Mouth Cancer Foundation #BlueWednesday means cupcakes and donations!Here’s our staff enjoying lovely cupcakes fromSugar and Swirls!So far Chloe and Ellie have raised £150 for Mouth Cancer Awareness. This is all in preparation for the Mouth Cancer walk Saturday the 28th! Well...

A personal message of reassurance from our wonderful boss Dr Frank Goulbourn :-)If you have any questions arising from this video please do not hesitate to call the practice on  01462 451167...

Are you dental phobic? We can help! Having had many dental phobic patients at Bancroft Dentistry, I can tell you that you are not alone! People of all ages and backgrounds will be going through a similar feeling of dread whenever the subject of dentistry is...

Mouth Cancer Action Month 2017 Each November, the team at Bancroft Dentistry join hundreds of other practices around the country in supporting the Oral Health Foundation’s Mouth Cancer Action Month.[vc_row][vc_column width='2/3']Every year over 1,800 people in the UK lose their battle against mouth cancer. It has...