As required by the government, all routine dental procedures have been postponed to help to minimise the risk of spread of COVID-19. It is not known how long the outbreak will last for and how long before it will be safe to return to normal dental operations. It is now more important than ever to…
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TOP 10 TIPS FOR HEALTHY TEETH IN YOUR FAMILY Maintaining healthy teeth and gums in your family is very important! Oral disease can cause pain, discomfort, affect your ability to eat and your self-confidence. Oral problems can also be complex and expensive to treat. There is also evidence to show an unhealthy mouth can interact…
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DENTAL TIPS FOR BABIES AND KIDS It is never too early to teach your kids how to maintain good oral hygiene. Habits that are developed in children when they are young tends to stick with them throughout life. Here are some tips to help you look after your child’s teeth. WHEN SHOULD I START BRINGING…
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HOW DO I GET WHITE TEETH? Teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure that can be performed to transform stained or discoloured teeth into a whiter brighter smile. It is a popular simple way to refresh the appearance of your smile. There are two main types of whitening treatment that we can offer: in-chair whitening…
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For some people, when the dentist says “You need a root canal treatment”, this is met with dread and anxiety. There is often a strong association with root canal treatment and pain. However, root canal treatment is actually performed to relieve pain. When is a root canal treatment necessary? The core of every tooth contains…
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Should I rinse my mouth after I brush my teeth? Do you rinse out your mouth straight after brushing your teeth? If so, this might not be the right thing to do. Toothpaste contains an ingredient called fluoride, which has been shown to strengthen the minerals in your teeth and make them less likely to…
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Do you rinse out your mouth straight after brushing your teeth? If so, this might not be the right thing to do. Toothpaste contains an ingredient called fluoride, which has been shown to strengthen the minerals in your teeth and make them less likely to develop cavities (holes). Fluoride can also help to reverse early…
DetailsFrom Thursday the 6th of August we will be operating under level 3 dental restrictions. This means that we are able to provide urgent and emergency dental care by appointment only. Rest assured that we are taking all safety measures to ensure a safe environment for our customers and staff.
As of August 2nd the Department of Health and Human Services Victoria (DHHS) advises that all residents should stay at home and not travel for more than 5km. Please note that you are able to to travel more than 5km for a healthcare appointment, and should not put off receiving urgent dental treatment.
For more information please consult the DDHS guidelines, or Call Us to book an appointment.