A RAPIDLY growing dental group has become the first to own more than 50 practices in Scotland alone – and is vowing to continue its unrelenting growth. Clyde Munro Dental Group, which is backed by Investec and Synova, has secured Mearns Dental – a thriving two-practice operation in the Glasgow suburb of Newton Mearns. It […]

SCOTLAND’S largest dental group is committed to ensuring its teams are fully equipped with the skills, empathy and understanding to provide the best possible dental care experience for people living with dementia. Clyde Munro Dental Group will endeavour to enrol all of its dental practices through a Dementia Friends awareness session as part of an

Dental group Dental Scotland is launching Project Smile in aid of refugees and asylum seekers in the Southside of Glasgow.Two of Dental Scotland’s Glasgow practices have invited members of these communities to come in from the 5th of July to the 9th of July.These practices are Dental Surgery Limited at 461 Victoria Road and Eglinton

SCOTLAND’S largest dental group has transformed its headquarters into a hybrid working environment following consultation with staff.The Clyde Munro Dental Group support centre in Glasgow has reduced its office capacity by more than half to cater for those who wish to work from home.At the same time the group has invested in staff wellbeing and comfort through a

DENTISTS from Scotland’s largest dental group have volunteered their own time to provide fluoride varnish clinics for children in some of the country’s most deprived areas.22 dentists and nurses from Clyde Munro Dental Group are offering children aged 0-12 the opportunity to have free fluoride varnish application treatments; vital for early tooth decay prevention.The Glasgow-based

Pictured: Amy Reilly, Head of Commercial FinanceScotland’s largest dental group is saving the paper equivalent of four trees per month.Around 164,000 forms were completed electronically across Clyde Munro Dental Group’s practices between April and July this year, with each form averaging one sheet of paper.It comes after the Scottish dental firm launched its ‘Paperless Patient