Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio offers accessible service to patients
Check-ups at a similar price to the NHS and various specialist treatments
Manu Cherian and his wife Smitha Mathew (both centre) with their team at Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Independent and family-owned Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio offers accessible regular dental services, as well as specialist treatment and same day emergency appointments.
The practice opposite Alive Church on Newland in Lincoln was opened by husband and wife team Manu Cherian and Smitha Mathew in November 2021. The couple have been practising dentists in Lincolnshire for the past 13 years and are fully aware of the needs of the local population.
The couple also own the Kordel House Dental Practice in Horncastle. After purchasing the Horncastle practice four years ago and transforming it from a place that was going to be shut down into a thriving centre, they were determined to bring a surgery with the same ethos to Lincoln.
Experienced dentist Dr Manu Cherian performing treatment on a patient. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Manu and Smitha told The Lincolnite they know dental access is a big issue and they wanted to open somewhere that was accessible for regular dental services, but with the addition of advanced cosmetic and surgical procedures.
As well as owning the business, the husband and wife duo also work in the practice and carry out a lot of the treatments themselves.
Smith Mathew (pictured) and her husband Manu Cherian want to give their patients a continuity of excellent care. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio offers regular dental services, specialist treatment, and same day emergency appointments. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
A check-up on the NHS costs £23.80 and at Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio the cost is less than £2 higher at a price of £25.
In addition to check-ups and regular treatments, such as extractions and fillings, the practice also offers specialist services such as a orthodontics, implants, hygienist, treatments under sedation, and composite bondings for a same day smile makeover.
Service with a smile from Dr Manu Cherian. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Invisalign teeth straightening treatment is available at Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Manu and Smitha would also like to add more specialist services in the future to do even more in house and reduce the need for referrals.
They said: “When they come to us and see the same faces, patients will get used to the continuity of care which we have in both our Horncastle and Lincoln practices. We have been really busy and it is going well, and we are still taking on new patients.”
Dr Manu Cherian and Dr Smith Mathew provide a continuity of care for their patients at Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Inside one of the surgeries at Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio. | Photo: Steve Smailes for The Lincolnite
Lincoln Dental & Implant Studio is open Monday to Friday between 9am and 5pm (closed 1pm to 2pm). It is also open for implant appointments on Saturdays by request.
Anyone wishing to register with the practice should call 01522 304314 or email [email protected]. Appointments can also be booked online here.
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Encanto, Harry Potter and West Side Story will all be shown during a three-day outdoor cinema experience at Lincolnshire Showground in September.
Tickets are on sale for West Side Story (2021) (September 16, gates open 6.30pm), Disney’s Encanto (September 17, gates open 6pm), and Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (September 18, gates open 6.30pm) priced at £14.50 for a standard adult ticket, with customers advised to bring their own blanket and camping chair.
A VIP ticket priced at £20.50 includes a ‘luxury deck chair in a prime position’ and a 90g bag of sweet and salty popcorn, while child tickets cost £9.50.
Standard tickets are available for all three film showings at the time of publication, but the VIP tickets for Harry Potter have sold out, so it is advised to book quickly. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Hot food, snacks and a bar will be available on site, as well as toilets including accessible facilities. Picnics are welcome, but alcohol must be purchased on site only.
There will be music to enjoy before all three films with soundtracks of specially curated songs for Harry Potter and Encanto. There will be a soundtrack of songs from musicals over the years before the showing of West Side Story.
The events are run by Adventure Cinema and will go ahead even if it’s raining, but the organisers are hoping for a nice dry weekend.
An overnight road closure will be in place next month as a level crossing in Boston is upgraded to improve reliability for key freight services travelling to and from the town’s port.
A section of the A16 (Spalding Road) will be closed from 7pm on Saturday, June 11 until 2pm on Sunday, June 12 to allow engineers to safely replace over 140 metres of rail through the Boston Bypass level crossing.
Teams will work through the night to get the road ready to reopen for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists as soon as the upgrade is complete.
A signed diversion will be in place throughout to help people get to their destinations.
Vincent Briggs, East Midlands Route Level Crossing Manager for Network Rail, said: “This essential work will allow us to reliably transport vital freight goods to and from the town’s port for many years to come.
“We will need to close a major road into Boston to complete the upgrade safely, and I’m sorry for any inconvenience this causes.
“We’ll be doing the work overnight and have worked with Lincolnshire County Council to keep the impact as low as possible.”
Andy Lawrence, Port of Boston Director for Victoria Group, added: “The Port of Boston are delighted that the upgrade is taking place. It is great for the network connection we have from the Port of Boston and the 260,000 tonnes a year of cargo that we put over it.
“This enables us to keep lorries off the road and dramatically reducing our carbon footprint by utilising rail.
“Rail Freight was important for the Port in 1884, when it was built, and it remains equally, if not more important in 2022, and the future, as we strive to divert even more cargo to the rail mode of transport, direct from a seaport.”
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