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Absolutely Dental Kids

Locality: Townsville, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 4723 8100

Address: 31-39 Martinez Avenue, West End 4810 Townsville, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.absolutelydental.com.au

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24.01.2022 Happy Halloween Comment below your witch name!

23.01.2022 Things we can do to help a child develop their jaws and faces to the correct size Adult Get sleep study if persistent tiredness in day or poor sleep Address snoring ... Ensure nose breathing at all times See more

23.01.2022 Fight that plaque! Till what age should you continue to help your kids brush their teeth??? It's older than you think...

22.01.2022 Did you know we have fitted iPads to all our chairs, so you can catch up and distract yourself with your favourite shows and movies while getting your teeth fixed?

21.01.2022 Keep your eyes out for Karen's giraffes!!

18.01.2022 WIN! WIN! Halloween Costume Contest WIN a fun-filled adventure pack to entertain your kiddies this Christmas break.... Passes/vouchers to Ninja Parc, Townsville Tenpin and Fun Centre, Hot Rock Adventure Centre and Readings cinema gift card. How to enter: Capture a picture of your child dressed in their Halloween costume to win. email pictures to [email protected] or PM Absolutely Dental Facebook page.

18.01.2022 Things we can do to help a child develop their jaws and faces to the correct size Toddler Avoid sippy cups... Assess allergies and hayfever and treat if present Avoid foods that may trigger allergies Ensure nose breathing at all times Have snoring of any child assessed and treated Check for enlarged tonsils and adenoids See more

16.01.2022 Kids don't have the dexterity to brush their own teeth well until they can tie their own shoes. Make time with them about brush counting their teeth.

15.01.2022 What a cool bunch! Thank you for another great dental experience for Harriet and Angus! - Harriet and Angus's Mum, Amanda!

13.01.2022 Sunday afternoon thoughts... Last night another 6 kittens were born into the world. This gorgeous girl is Marge and came into foster care heavily pregnant who i...s only just over 12 months old. She also came into foster care with her mother who had a litter of kittens only 5 days old as well as kittens from a previous litter who were now approximately 4 months old. Our total of cats and kittens in foster care is now 55! That is another 55 forever homes we need to find for these poor animals, most will be ready before the Christmas holidays. We can’t emphasise the importance of desexing your animals enough. Marge’s mother is an example of how many kittens one cat can bring into the world unnecessarily. In September 2019, she had a litter of kittens (5), then in June she had another litter of (4) and now again in October she has had another litter of (5), add that together with Marge who has now had a litter of (6) we are now at a total of 21 cats brought into the Townsville community in 12 months from 1 household. Thankfully we will be able to desex a total of 15 of these 21 cats before they are in forever homes, but you do have to think, I wonder how many of the other 6 are actually desexed, or are they out there continuing the cycle?

12.01.2022 Miss Lucia wanted this photo to show her Poppy. So lovely to have little Miss for her 1st dental visit in the fishy room.

10.01.2022 One of the most common questions I get asked is, "When should I bring my child in for their first visit?" The answer is 12 months or when they start to get their first teeth coming through. - Lauren, OHT. Read Lauren's blog for more advice about your little one's first dental visit. https://www.absolutelydental.com.au//baby-s-first-dental-/... Read Lauren's blog for more advice about your little one's first dental visit. https://www.absolutelydental.com.au//baby-s-first-dental-/

06.01.2022 Things we can do to help a child develop their jaws and faces to the correct size Baby Breastfeed... Get baby assessed for tongue tie and treated if necessary Avoid dummies and finger/thumb sucking Make sure they are breathing through the NOSE When introducing solids give foods baby can hold and need to chew on and avoid purees and sloppy foods See more

06.01.2022 Things we can do to help a child develop their jaws and faces to the correct size Age 7 Reassess jaw size and position of unerupted teeth Orthopaedics if jaw size is too small ... Ensure nose breathing at all times Assess for tongue ties and treat if necessary See more

05.01.2022 Pull the Halloween costumes out of the closet and get snapping to win this amazing prize

02.01.2022 Things we can do to help a child develop their jaws and faces to the correct size Age 4 Assess teeth and jaw size Use orthotropic (Myobrace or Myomunchee system) and orofacial myology if needed... Ensure nose breathing at all times Address and treat snoring if present Check for enlarged tonsils and adenoids See more

02.01.2022 Did you know the size of the jaws has a profound influence over a person’s general health for their entire life? Jaws that do not grow to their full potential may cause a decrease in airway size and contribute to 1) sleep disturbance 2) learning difficulties ... 3) increased allergy 4) decreased attention span and ADHD 5) behavioural issues 6) risk of sleep apnoea, diabetes, heart disease, high blood pressure, cancer Small, under-developed jaws can also lead to Crooked teeth Increased decay Need for braces Impacted wisdom teeth

01.01.2022 Things we can do to help a child develop their jaws and faces to the correct size Age 11 Orthodontic assessment Ensure nose breathing at all times