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services
24hours, 7 days a week care
25 beds quasi- residential primary - £450 per week
12 week primary care and 12 week secondary care
Detox facilitated
12 step and holistic therapy
NTA & HCC Registered
Monthly reporting to the NDTMS System
In association with the British Dental Health Foundation, Boots are offering
all our drug users a guidance leaflet on Oral health and free (sugar free) chewing
gumwith every treatment to help improve their oral health.
Did you know:
• “Snack-attacks” on high-sugar foods can quickly wear away
the tooth enamel
• Methadone and other opiates can cause dryness of the mouth
which can increase the risk of dental decay
• Heroin, dihydrocodeine and buprenorphine can act as pain
suppressors, disguising the presence of tooth decay
• Chewing sugar-free gum after taking methadone will help
stimulate saliva
and reduce acid attack
For further advice, our fully trained staff are on hand instore to help.
Alternatively, contact our customer service helpline on 08450 708090
(local rate)
ROI customer should call customers services on 1 890 708091
Oral Health
Yeldall Manor is a Christian-based, CSCI 3*
registered residential rehabilitation centre
set in the heart of the Berkshire
countryside. With over 30 years’ exper-
ience, we can help men aged between 18
and 50 overcome their drug and alcohol
addictions.
By identifying and addressing the issues
causing addiction, residents are able to
restructure their lives using healthier
choices and so return to the wider
community drug, alcohol and crime free.
We offer:
Opiate detox
1st stage rehabilitation pro-
gramme up to 3 to 6 months
2nd stage independent support-
ed housing up to 3 to 5 months
Aftercare service 52 weeks
T: 0118 940 4413
E: admissions@yeldall.org.uk
www.yeldall.org.uk