Galway Bay fm

The different types of x rays, the reasons why we use them and why they are an essential tool in dentistry, all discussed on The Live Wire  by  Dr Paul Moore BDS, Dentist from Gate Dental Clinic with Ronan.   Dr Paul also answers some listeners questions. Listen back here and........Let’s keep smiling!

Staining on your teeth, bad breath, yellow baby teeth, root canal trouble, mouth ulcer and tourist dentistry - This week Dr. Paul Moore from Gate Dental  answers a wide range of questions from our listeners when he chats with Ronan on The Live Wire on Monday Feb 22nd. 

On Monday 1st Feb Dr Paul Moore BDS, from Gate Dental Clinic discusses with Ronan why teeth can be sensitive and what you can do about it. Dr Paul will also look at the different types of sensitivity and will discuss the difference between decay, gum shrinkage and grinding and how these are treated.  ……..Let’s keep smiling!

On the very first Ask the Dentist feature Dr. Paul Moore from Gate Dental Clinic chats with Ronan Lardner on The Live Wire about how your New Years diet resolutions could impact your teeth - is lemon juice harmful to your teeth? Sugar in our diet - how does it affect our teeth and why is a visit to the hygienist so important?  Listen back for what Dr. Paul had to say.

The annual Galway Bay fm Christmas messages for 2020. This year the Christmas messages had to be recorded virtually.

On Galway Talks Polly from Evergreen Healthfoods chatted with Keith Finnegan about upset tummies due to nerves, how eating seeds can help with the menopause and advise for people who suffer from rosacea.

 

"A hoover for Books" - David Nevin, Galway Bay FM News Journalist chats with Sally Ann Barrett  on Galway Talks about the books in his life.  The Skelton Crew was the book that bridged the world of children's books and the world of grown up books for him.  David talks about the skill of  writer Stephen King,  his parents encouragement to read, library books and yes......that thrill of horror. 

"Oh it's delightful to have ambitions" - according to former minister Mary O'Rourke that was the opening line that starting her on a life long habit of reading.  Mary chats about remembering starting her reading adventure with Ann of Green Gable and still looking forward to the thrill of a new book as she anticipates her Christmas choice of Barrack Obama's autobiography.  

Comedian Bernard O' Shea joins Sally Ann Barrett on Galway Talks to give his thoughts about the books that have influenced his life,  - an amazing array - from Aesops Fables to The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time  to the weighty James Joyce's Ulysess and more............