Blackheath Dental in Blackheath, New South Wales | General dentist

Blackheath Dental

Locality: Blackheath, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4787 8009

Address: Shop 3 Collier Arcade 23 - 25 Govetts Leap Rd 2785 Blackheath, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Yessss! We are on Instagram! Follow us now to receive a set of toothpaste and toothbrush as our thanking gifts. #blackheathdental #blackheath #dentist #dental #dentalcare #dentalhealth #dentistry #oralhealth #bluemountains

25.01.2022 Hoping everyone finds much enjoy-mint this weekend! Please stay safe =)

25.01.2022 To our lovely community, Blackheath Dental is now operating at Level 1 Restrictions, which means we are now able to perform all Dental procedures! However, with the level 1 restrictions in place we are still taking a range of extra safety and hygiene precautions on top of our normal high levels of hygiene to protect our patients and team. To continue to keep each other safe, we are calling all of our patients a day prior to their booked appointments to go through screening q...uestions to determine whether they are able to safely come in for an appointment. Upon arrival at the clinic each patient will be asked to do a 20 second alcohol hand sanitize as well as a 30 second antiseptic mouth rinse. All Surfaces including door knobs, counter tops and Eftpos/HICAPS machine are wiped down between patients. Our Team would like to thank you all for your patience, understanding and support over the past months as we have navigated the safest approaches under the Australian Dental Associations guidelines during this crisis to help keep each other safe.

25.01.2022 At last Sundays Blackheath Australia Day family picnic to thank our firies

25.01.2022 This is a great video that was made by the Australian dental Association. Very important to look after your teeth well in this climate =) https://www.facebook.com/Blackheathdental/videos/225230201788796/?t=6

25.01.2022 We hope everyone has had a Safe and Happy Christmas break and we are Wishing everyone a fantastic New Year! A quick reminder that next week we will be open on the following days; Tuesday 31st December 2019 9am-5pm Thursday 2nd January 2020 9am-5pm... Friday 3rd January 2020 9am- 5pm See more

24.01.2022 Looks what we've got here! Lovely Annabelle and her mom visited us this week to show her teeth brushing chart. Well done, Annabelle! Our lovely lady deserved to choose her gifts as rewards for taking such good care of her teeth. I wonder who can be as good as Annabelle to receive their rewards next? ... #blackheathdental #blackheath #dentist #dentalhealth #rewards

23.01.2022 Thank you so much Blackheath for your amazing response to our RFS donations collection! By yesterday afternoon we already had plenty to send on to our hard-working volunteers at Blackheath and Shipley RFS stations for distribution. Please feel free to keep the donations coming in preparation for the long hot days ahead. Our last drop will be made on Friday afternoon 20/12.

23.01.2022 At Blackheath Dental we understand that losing a first tooth is a memorable and special moment for a child and the anticipation of the first visit from the Tooth Fairy can be SO exciting!! If you would like to add an extra sprinkle of Tooth Fairy magic to the occasion The Royal Australian Mint now has Gorgeous Tooth Fairy Kits available, which include a tooth chart, tooth brush, pen and a special Tooth Fairy $2 coin. The kits are available on the link provided below.... The Australian Dental Association recommends early dental visits to help protect your child from tooth decay by educating them on what needs to be done to keep their teeth healthy. By visiting the dentist regularly children understand that dental visits are an important part of growing up. If you have any questions or concerns about your child/rens oral health or if you would like to book an appointment for your children please contact the team at Blackheath Dental on 4787 8009 https://eshop.ramint.gov.au/tooth-fairy (Blackheath Dental are not affiliated with the Royal Australian Mint- we just thought the kits were cute! :) )

23.01.2022 More Sugar Savvy tips today for Dental Health week- Sugar comes in many disguises, here are a few other names to watch for when looking at sugars.

23.01.2022 New Year, New You, dont forget your teeth too! Hoping Everyone is coping with all of the Excite-mint of the new year! Our opening days and hours next week are: Tuesday 7th Jan 2020 9am - 5pm Wednesday 8th Jan 2020 9am - 5pm... Thursday 9th Jan 2020 9am - 5pm Friday 10th Jan 2020 9am - 5pm See more

23.01.2022 To our lovely patients Due to the rise of coronavirus in our community and adhering to Australian Dental Association Guidelines all dental practices have been instructed to only see patients with emergency needs. Our first priority will always be keeping our patients and community safe and to prevent any potential for exposure. All elective care and hygiene appointments will be rescheduled to a later date. This restriction currently has been instructed until at least the 30th... of April 2020. 1. Please call ahead rather than come in to make an emergency appointment. 2. When you call, please let us know the reasons for your emergency, essentially an emergency is something that cannot wait a few weeks. o During this pre-visit call we will ask you the following questions: Have you had any of the most common symptoms of coronavirus in the last 14 days: dry cough, muscle aches, respiratory difficulties (even minor) and fever (Temperature above 37.3 degrees) Importantly for you and the community, please be as honest as possible about your symptoms. o If we are able to schedule you an appointment, please remember less time in contact with people reduces potential exposure o When you arrive to the practice we will ask you to wash your hands with hand sanitizer for 20 seconds and rinse your mouth with an antiseptic mouthwash for 30 seconds o As you would be aware, we need to avoid physical contact so we wont shake hands or elbows. o We will do our absolute best for you not cross pass with any other patient. In the event of this happening remember you need to be at least 2 meters apart. o The World Health Organization recommends whenever possible, to pay with a credit card to minimize contact and avoid using cash. o Remember that we would only treat the emergency and would delay the non-urgent element of the treatment for the next phase. We will be contacting you to get appointments rescheduled to when restrictions are lifted. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we do our part to promote a healthy community and prevent the spread of the virus. Stay safe and take care of each other. See more

22.01.2022 Have you seen our new window signage? ^_^ We hope to lighten the arcade's walk way a little bit more with this beautiful artwork from Logan Signs - Blue Mountains & Central West. #blackheathdental #dentalclinic #dentist #bluemountains #blackheath

21.01.2022 One of the many reasons we all love living in Blackheath =) please be safe on the slippery road everyone. Have a great weekend!

21.01.2022 A very rewarding experience today when we were able to help this person be more confident with their smile just by working on four teeth =)

20.01.2022 Dental Erosion Part 2 - Prevention and Treatment. Dental Erosion can be Prevented by limiting the amount of acids that come into contact with your teeth. Reducing how often you eat or drink anything acidic and try and limit how long it is in your mouth- you can use a straw while drinking acidic drinks to reduce contact with the teeth. Drink fluoridated water rather than soft drink, sport drinks or juices Seek medical treatment for management of reflux or vomiting... Rinse with water after eating or drinking anything acidic Use a soft bristled tooth brush Make sure you wait at least 30 minutes after exposure to acids before brushing See your dentist for a dental splint to reduce wear caused by tooth grinding. If you find your mouth is dry, drink some water or chew on some sugar free gum to help saliva production- saliva helps to reduce the effect that acids have on the teeth. If you do suffer from Dental Erosion your dentist will be able to provide you with information on which treatments will be most effective for you. Some of these restorative treatments may be helpful in treating erosion. Veneers Crowns and bridges Dentures Dental implants If you have any questions or concerns about your oral health, please dont hesitate to contact our team at Blackheath Dental on (02)4787 8009 See more

20.01.2022 Lets talk about Gum disease. Gum disease or Periodontal disease is the inflammation and infection of the gums which is caused by plaque(a thick film of bacteria that builds up on the teeth and hardens into tartar/calculus). Bacteria in plaque and calculus cause inflammation(gingivitis) which damages the gums, built up plaque can be removed by your dentist and can be minimized by thorough dental care at home including flossing and brushing daily. The Advanced stage of gum Dis...ease is called periodontitis and can cause serious damage to the teeth and gums. Some of the signs of periodontitis include Red, swollen, painful or bleeding gums Gums that are shrinking away from the teeth Bad breath Bad taste in the mouth Abscesses between teeth and gums Loose or drifting teeth- noticing gaps between the teeth. Six monthly dental check-ups allow your dentist to keep track of your oral health. Your dentist or Oral health Therapist will be able to remove build up of plaque and calculus through a technique called scaling, or for deeper pockets of plaque, root planning is used to remove build up from below the gum line. Regular removal of Plaque and calculus helps protect your gums from bacteria and inflammation caused by it. X-rays can also help to determine the bone health around the teeth. Regular oral health maintenance is the best prevention for periodontal disease. If you are concerned about periodontal disease you can ask your dentist for further information on plaque control techniques and an oral health schedule tailored to your specific needs. See more

19.01.2022 Let's be honest folks. Do you know how long should we brush our teeth for? And how long do you actually do it? Leave your answer in the comment please. ... Photo credited to freepik #blackheathdental #dentist #dentistry #blackheath #dental

19.01.2022 Its Dental Health Week, and the focus of this years campaign is on the harm sugar does to your oral health. Look out for our posts this week with more great information regarding sugar and how to reduce it!

19.01.2022 Friday fun fact; Toothbrush bristles used to be made from cow hair! weve now moooved on to nylon!

18.01.2022 Are you due for your six monthly Active Maintenance Appointment? Call us today to schedule an appointment- Your teeth and gums will thank you for it!

18.01.2022 These great Pro tips on diet and nutrition can help you get the most out of your smile! :D

16.01.2022 Sugar + Bacteria = Acid Acid + Teeth + Time = Tooth Decay Certain mouth bacteria that live on the teeth’s surface consume the sugar we eat daily and turn it into acid. The acid then pulls the minerals out from the tooth’s surface causing it to weaken. This process happens every time we eat or drink. If these acid attacks occur over and over again but no protection or prevention provided to the teeth, this can result in tooth decay. ... Source: ADA Photo: jcomp/freepik

14.01.2022 Dental Erosion A two-part Story- Part 1 Have you heard the term erosion and wondered what it is and how it can happen to your teeth? Dental Erosion is the loss of enamel and tooth structure from frequent exposure to acids. Tooth enamel dissolves progressively, exposing the softer, butter-coloured dentine under the surface which causes pain and sensitivity. Abscess and loss of tooth can occur if left untreated. Enamel loss caused by erosion can be slight to severe- in severe... cases the teeth can be dissolved down to the gum line. What causes Dental Erosion? Exposing your teeth to acids can cause dental erosion- These acids can be found in many every day food and drinks and several medications. The most common sources of Acids include; Drinks such as fruit juice, wine, carbonated drinks (including sugar free sodas) and sports drinks Foods such as citrus fruit Medications eg. Vitamin C, aspirin and some iron preparations People who experience gastric reflux or recurrent vomiting are also at risk to exposure to strong acids. It is recommended that you avoid brushing for at least 30 minutes after exposure to acid. Dry mouth can also lead to dental erosion. Saliva plays an important role in reducing the effect of acids on the teeth. If you often have a dry mouth, erosion may damage your teeth more quickly. Look out for Part 2 Next week- we will talk about Prevention and Treatment of Dental Erosion

14.01.2022 We received 400 Christmas cards from our lovely ladies at CWA Blackheath Branch yesterday. These cards are so beautiful! We cannot wait to send them out to our beloved patients in Christmas. #blackheathdental #blackheath #cwa #christmascards

13.01.2022 |Dental Implant Part 2| Dental Implants require one or more surgical procedures, a thorough evaluation is required to prepare for the implant process. This evaluation includes: Comprehensive dental exam. Review of your medical history.... Treatment plan- this plan takes into account how many teeth need replacing and the health of the jawbone and remaining teeth. The Dental implant process is done in several stages those stages are generally; Removal of damaged tooth/teeth Placement of the Dental implant Bone growth and healing Abutment placement Artificial tooth placement The entire implant process can take several months from start to finish, with most of that time devoted to healing and waiting for the growth of new bone to support the Dental Implant. Once the gum has healed, more impressions are made of the mouth and remaining teeth to make the crown/artificial tooth. The crown can't be placed until the jawbone is strong enough to support use of the new tooth. #blackheathdental #dentist #dentalimplant #implant See more

13.01.2022 A sneak peek at Dr. Sean hard at work at the February 2020 Live Surgery Implant and Wisdom Teeth course in Mexico!

12.01.2022 Dental Fact this week Toothaches can cause more discomfort when you are laying down. Do you know why? The reason is that when you laying down, blood rushes to your head. More pressure is put on areas in the mouth that might be painful already. #blackheathdental #blackheath #blackheathnsw #dental #dentist #dentistry #dentistlife #dentalcare #dentalfacts

12.01.2022 Good morning Blackheathens! Did you see this beautiful rainbow last weekend? We hope to see another one this weekend too, although it's gonna be pretty cold in the next few days. Make sure to wrap yourself up. Stay warm and stay safe!... #blackheathdental #blackheath #rainbow See more

10.01.2022 Did you know that Blackheath Dental is a drop off point for all of your dental and oral care waste? You can drop off your empty toothpaste tubes and caps, floss containers, toothbrushes, electric toothbrush heads and all of your empty oral care packaging and containers. We are now also able to collect all of your old electric toothbrush parts.... By sending oral care waste to TerraCycle you will avoid it ending up as litter, in a landfill or incineration facility. Instead, new materials and products will be made with your collected waste, reducing the need to extract new materials from the planet.

09.01.2022 Amazing Japanese Lunch with the team on Our Training Day in the City

09.01.2022 A great instructional video from the Australian Dental Association on how to get the most out of your daily brush!

09.01.2022 Wishing everyone a safe and relaxing Queens Birthday Long Weekend!

07.01.2022 Another great clip from the Australian Dental Association on how to get the most out of your flossing to help keep you smiling!

07.01.2022 Sugar is everywhere in supermarket staples, even some that might appear to be healthy on the surface, and so this Dental Health Week, were pulling back the sugary curtain to show you whats really in the food you eat, and how this information can help you to be healthier all over but especially in your mouth.

06.01.2022 Blackheath Dental will be open over the Christmas & New Year Break on the following dates; Tuesday the 24th December Friday the 27th December Tuesday the 31st December... Thursday the 2nd January Friday the 3rd of January Tuesday the 7th of January Most private health funds dont roll over unused benefits, so be sure to book in an appointment before December 31st before they disappear!

06.01.2022 Have a great long weekend holiday everybody! Enjoy the spectacular mountains' views and relax. But don't forget to brush your teeth! Photo credit to Camellia Taylor... Location: Sunset Lookout #blackheathdental #blackheath #holidays

05.01.2022 What are Dental Implants? A dental Implant is an alternative to dentures or bridges for a missing tooth or teeth. Dental implants are surgically placed into the jawbone, where they act as the roots of missing teeth. Over time bone grows around the implant and holds it into place. Once the bone has secured the implant in place, a solid support is now available for an artificial tooth or crown. The artificial tooth is made to match existing teeth and is attached to the implant. The implant tooth looks and functions much like a real tooth. #blackheathdental #dentist #dental #bluemountains #blackheath #implants

05.01.2022 Blackheath Dental would like to wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas and we hope everyone in the Blue Mountains is safe from fires over the Christmas break.

05.01.2022 Blackheath Dental would like to show our support and appreciation for our local Fire fighters with a special offer for members of our RFS local Brigades. For members of Blackheath, Mount Victoria, Shipley, Megalong, Medlow Bath, Bell, Katoomba & Leura RFS Brigades, please ask your Captains to contact us for more information.

04.01.2022 ::::Lets talk about Dental Implants:::: What are Dental Implants? A dental Implant is an alternative to dentures or bridges for a missing tooth or teeth.... Dental implants are surgically placed into the jawbone, where they act as the roots of missing teeth. Over time bone grows around the implant and holds it into place. Once the bone has secured the implant in place, a solid support is now available for an artificial tooth or crown. The artificial tooth is made to match existing teeth and is attached to the implant. The implant tooth looks and functions much like a real tooth. Because dental implants require one or more surgical procedures, you must have a thorough evaluation to prepare for the process. In general, dental implants may be right for you if you: Have one or more missing teeth Have a fully grown, healthy jawbone Have healthy oral tissues Dont have health conditions that will affect bone healing Are willing to commit several months to the process Dont smoke tobacco Keep an eye out over the week for more information about Dental Implants

03.01.2022 :: Dental Implants Continued :: In our last post we went over what a Dental implant is and how it works. In this post we will go over the process of how we prepare for Dental Implants. Because Dental Implants require one or more surgical procedures, a thorough evaluation is required to prepare for the implant process. ... This evaluation includes: Comprehensive dental exam. Review of your medical history. Treatment plan- this plan takes into account how many teeth need replacing and the health of the jawbone and remaining teeth. The Dental implant process is done in several stages those stages are generally; Removal of damaged tooth/teeth Placement of the Dental implant Bone growth and healing Abutment placement Artificial tooth placement The entire implant process can take several months from start to finish, with most of that time devoted to healing and waiting for the growth of new bone to support the Dental Implant. Once the gum has healed, more impressions are made of the mouth and remaining teeth to make the crown/artificial tooth. The crown cant be placed until the jawbone is strong enough to support use of the new tooth.

03.01.2022 Blackheath Dental are putting together some essential items for our local RFS crews as a gesture of our gratitude for their amazing work. If you would like to drop off a donation of any of the items listed below to help our Firies who are working tirelessly on the many fires close by, we are open from 9am-5pm Monday to Friday and will be dropping them off to the stations during the week. Items requested include;... -Fly/Insect repellent -Gatorade/electrolyte drinks -Coke/soft drinks -Wet wipes -Hand Sanitizer -Packets of snack foods Any Donations are greatly appreciated

01.01.2022 This young patient had missing adult teeth and had undergone a couple of years of orthodontic treatment. We ended up helping him with a lower Maryland bridge to replace his missing tooth. It was such a rewarding moment for us when he looked at the mirror to check his teeth. He was so surprised of the change that he said Wow out loud and then speechless. We love our job. #blackheathdental #dental #blackheath #dentist #bluemountains #orthodontics #smilemakeover #dentalhealth

01.01.2022 Lovely cookies which were made by @mrscscupcakes for our practice, truly made our day! Thank you so much! #blackheathdental #dentist #bluemountains #blackheath #dental #cookies

01.01.2022 Do you know much about our teeth? Let’s start with one interesting fact a week! Dental Fact this week: Teeth are the only part of the human body that can’t prepare itself. They are coated in enamel, which is not a living tissue. #blackheathdental #dentist #blackheath #dentalhealth #dentalfacts #dentalhygienist #dentistry #dental #oralhealth

01.01.2022 Hoping everyone has a relaxing break over the weekend from the daily grind maybe even some transcen-dental meditation to unwind