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Canberra City Dentistry

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 2 6162 0880

Address: Level 4, 28 University Avenue 2601 Canberra, ACT, Australia

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

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22.01.2022 Consumers are being warned of the dangers of at home teeth whitening kits. The Australian Dental Association has seen an increase of patients at dental surgeries suffering from chemical burns and enamel damage. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

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21.01.2022 Dear Patients and Families, The recent government announcement has moved Dentistry from level 2 to level 1 restrictions effective from 11th May 2020. This means that Canberra City Dentistry can now resume seeing all patients as per normal. In the coming days we will be contacting all those patients who have had to delay appointments to rebook you in. We want to thank you for your patience during this difficult times. While we are at level 1 restrictions, all social distanci...ng policies are to be strictly maintained. As is our usual practice, strict sterilization procedures and infection control standards will be maintained along with a full wipe down of all surfaces in the reception area and surgery by staff throughout the day. Sanitizer will be made available and is encourage to be used upon entry and exit to the surgery We would like to remind you that any patient that has flu - like symptoms or has had symptoms in the past 2 weeks (such as a persistent cough, runny nose, high temperature and/or sore throat) is asked to reschedule your appointment for at least two weeks. We look forward to seeing all our patients and parents in the the very near future . Kind Regards The Team at Canberra City Dentistry www.canberracitydentistry.com.au See more

19.01.2022 Canberra City Dentistry Response to Corona Virus At Canberra City Dentistry, were the Wellness People and the health and wellbeing of our practice teams, patients and local communities is our top priority. We recognize the uncertainty that COVID-19 is causing globally, so we want to assure you that we are doing all we can to keep everyone safe and continue providing the best dental care.... What are we doing? As a clinically led business we pride ourselves on already having comprehensive and strict hygiene and infection control policies to ensure the safety of our patients, clinicians and staff. In response to COVID-19, we are going above and beyond all recommended precautions. Screening all patients prior to booking and attending appointments. Ensuring that all our clinicians and support staff are well and requesting them to stay home if they are feeling unwell. Maintaining safe distances, including in our waiting rooms and reception areas. We already have best practice infection control and sterilization protocols but we have put further emphasis on this. Implemented additional cleaning measures for our common areas. Protecting ourselves and others by practicing good hygiene at all times. Hand sanitiser is available in all our practices for visitors to the clinic and reception. Ensuring were up to date with the latest government advice and constantly reviewing and updating our Response Plan in line with this advice. Due to the changing nature here in Australia, our Clinical Advisory Board are closely monitoring all information and recommendations provided by State, Federal and International Health bodies. We are constantly communicating with our clinical teams to ensure our practices are safe environments for everyone. Your oral health and wellbeing remains our priority, as we continue to focus on delivering you high quality dental care with clinical best practice. Can I still make an appointment? Yes, of course. Our practice is open as per usual and our clinical teams continue to operate to the highest standards of hygiene and sterilization. We will continue to go above and beyond to help our patients like you achieve oral wellness. To book an appointment, please contact the practice on (02) 61620880 or visit our website www.canberracitydentistry.com.au What you can do to help? If you are experiencing any symptoms, including a fever or signs of respiratory illness (cough, shortness of breath etc), have come into close contact with someone with a confirmed or suspected case of COVID-19, or you have recently traveled overseas, we ask that you please contact our practices team before your appointment on (02) 61620880 If youd like more information, please visit the Australian Government Department of Healths website here. Kind Regards, Canberra City Dentistry

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14.01.2022 Subject to the COVID-19 situation remaining stable, the ACT will be further easing Stage 3 COVID-19 restrictions from 9am Friday 13 November 2020. What’s cha...nging in the ACT: All gatherings can increase from 200 to 500 (subject to density restrictions being met). To hold gatherings of greater than 500, an exemption in accordance with the ACT COVID Safe Event Protocol is required. More info here http://bit.ly/Event-Protocol The requirement for patrons to be seated while eating and drinking will be removed for outdoor spaces. This reflects considerable evidence that outdoor spaces present a lower risk of transmission of COVID-19 compared to indoor spaces, and will provide an opportunity for business to assess impacts of the change and implement new processes, if required. Three venue capacity rules apply: 1 Option 1: 25 people (excluding staff) across venues with a total usable space of 100 square metres or less. 2 Option 2 for hospitality venues only: 50 people (excluding staff) across venues with total usable space of between 101 and 200 square metres. 3 Option 3: maximum of 500 people for each space, applying the following rules: one person per four square metres of usable space in each indoor space (excluding staff). one person per two square metres of usable space in each outdoor space (excluding staff). Businesses, venues and facilities are strongly encouraged to request contact information from patrons using an electronic method. The free and secure Check In CBR app (www.covid19.act.gov.au/check-in-cbr) is available for venues to fulfil this requirement, which also removes the burden on venues to hold these records. For further industry-specific information on restrictions currently in effect, refer to the Business and Work section on the ACT COVID-19 website www.covid19.act.gov.au/business-and-work More information on the latest changes here www.covid19.act.gov.au/changes

13.01.2022 Dear Patients and Families, The recent government announcement has moved Dentistry from level 3 to level 2 restrictions effective from 28th April 2020. This means that Canberra City Dentistry can now resume seeing all patients. In the coming days we will be contacting all those patients who have had to delay appointments to rebook you in. We want to thank you for your patience during this difficult time.... While we are at level 2 restrictions, all social distancing policies are to be strictly maintained. As is our usual practice, strict sterilization procedures and infection control standards will be maintained along with a full wipe down of all surfaces in the reception area and surgery by staff throughout the day. Sanitizer will be made available and is encourage to be used upon entry and exit to the surgery We would like to remind you that any patient that has flu - like symptoms or has had symptoms in the past 2 weeks (such as a persistent cough, runny nose, high temperature and/or sore throat) is asked to reschedule your appointment for at least two weeks. We look forward to seeing all our patients and parents in the the very near future . Kind Regards The Team at Canberra City Dentistry

11.01.2022 Sugary drinks are damaging our teeth. Aussie students have been learning this important lesson thanks to Rethink Sugary Drinks "Critics Choice" initiative whi...ch is teaching them about the damaging effects of sugary drinks and the best way to reverse the effects (spoiler alert: drink water instead) - bit.ly/2RhjVg7 See more

10.01.2022 Get Your Canberra City Smile from Canberra City Dentistry !! . Your Family Friendly Dentistry in the Heart of our City !!! Emergency childrens Appointments always Available.

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09.01.2022 Dear Patients and Canberra Community, . The health, safety and wellbeing of our patients and employees is our absolute priority. In line with the latest clinical and regulatory advice to the dental profession, and to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, were postponing all non-urgent routine dental treatment until after the pandemic has been controlled.... Our dental practitioners will continue to play a vital role in safely treating and caring for patients who have urgent and essential dental needs, as well as managing those in pain and dental emergencies. If you have an enquiry, or need urgent and essential dental care, please call us on 62487662 Stay Safe and please follow all instructions given buy www.acthealth.gov.au

09.01.2022 Youll be flashing a Movie Star smile with this Major Prize! Valued at $600, Canberra City Dentistry have offered a Teeth Whitening Treatment (perfect for those close up shots) Your Local Wedding Guide Canberra Expo - 23rd September 2018 #ylwgexpo #canberraevents #whatsonincanberra

08.01.2022 Dental X-rays /ADA/media/ADA/YOH/img/xray-YA-teaser.jpg?ext=.jpg There’s a lot going on in your mouth that is not visible to the naked eye, and dental X-rays allow your dentist to see what’s happening below the surface. By taking X-rays, your dentist is provided with a comprehensive assessment of the health of your mouth.... No visible signs of trouble Tooth decay can be sneaky it doesn’t tend to show physical signs of its presence early on. X-rays are an important diagnostic tool that allows your dentist to confirm if you have tooth decay, or if you have any problems such as infection around the roots of the tooth, or bone loss. Spotting it early means your dentist can deal with the problem before it becomes significant. Safe for everyone Regardless of whether you’re a child or an adult, you can have X-rays safely taken of the inside and outside of your mouth. The amount of radiation involved is extremely low, and is equivalent to the sort of exposure you’d receive on a 1-2 hour flight. This means that even if you’re pregnant you can have X-rays taken, although they are generally kept to a minimum during this period. Oh, and that thing about your dentist leaving the room while the X-rays are taken? Nothing to worry about there they’re taking lots of X-rays all day long and stepping out of the room limits their ongoing exposure to radiation. Why X-rays are needed The types of X-rays your dentist will take will depend on the conditions for which you are being assessed. The decision to take an X-ray, and the type of X-ray taken, will be influenced by such things as your past and present oral health, an examination of your mouth, your age, risk of disease and any early symptoms of oral disease. What can dental X-rays detect? Small areas of decay between teeth not visible in the mouth Problems with existing fillings, root canals, crowns or bridges The presence and severity of gum disease Abscesses or other sorts of infections Tooth development issues such as malformed teeth, extra or missing teeth etc. Cysts and some types of tumours Traumatic injuries such as tooth and bone fractures Proximity of teeth to nerves and sinuses The development of wisdom teeth and if there is a need for them to be removed The amount of bone needed for dental implants If an X-ray shows decay, your dentist will discuss treatment options with you, which may be preventive to slow or stop further progression of the decay, or may involve a filling if there is an actual cavity.

07.01.2022 Guided Biofilm Therapy and Chemotherapy? Gilbert D. was diagnosed with cancer and received a cycle of 12 chemotherapies. During the treatments it was not possib...le for him to get a professional teeth cleaning because of the high infection risk. In between a sequence of treatments his oncologist gave consent for him to receive Guided Biofilm Therapy. For patients undergoing chemotherapy it is crucial to be as gentle as possible, using technology which is minimally invasive and avoiding any damage to their soft and hard tissues. The patient was extremely grateful and happy as this type of cleaning was never done before.

05.01.2022 Dear Patients, Friends and Familys, Please be assured we are still open and trading in these difficult times. If you have a Dental Emergency please dont hesitate to call us on 61620880.We are here to help.... We wish you all the best and please stay safe and follow all the instructions On the act health website https://www.health.act.gov.au

05.01.2022 Dental Appointments during the Coronavirus Alert Because of restrictions that the government and the relevant bodies have imposed on all dental practices, we must defer all routine dental treatments such as Examinations, Cleans, Simple Fillings, Dentures, Crowns and Bridges, Asymptomatic Broken teeth etc, until this COVID-19 pandemic is contained. We are restricted to seeing Urgent Dental Emergencies only.... If you have a Dental Emergency please contact us via the Link below :- https://www.canberracitydentistry.com.au/inde/covid-contact We will inform the community when these restrictions are lifted. Thank you for your understanding and patience. In the meantime keep safe everyone, and look out for each another. Best wishes The Canberra City Dentistry Team.

05.01.2022 A Big "Thankyou" to all of you who have sent likes to our page ! We strive to deliver a Quality, Affordable and Painless Dental experience in a Relaxed and Family Friendly atmosphere.! Feel free to "Call Us Now" For our current specials and promotions !

03.01.2022 Canberra City Dentistry Response to Corona Virus At Canberra City Dentistry, we’re the Wellness People and the health and wellbeing of our practice teams, patients and local communities is our top priority. We recognize the uncertainty that COVID-19 is causing globally, so we want to assure you that we are doing all we can to keep everyone safe and continue providing the best dental care.... What are we doing? As a clinically led business we pride ourselves on already having comprehensive and strict hygiene and infection control policies to ensure the safety of our patients, clinicians and staff. In response to COVID-19, we are going above and beyond all recommended precautions. Screening all patients prior to booking and attending appointments. Ensuring that all our clinicians and support staff are well and requesting them to stay home if they are feeling unwell. Maintaining safe distances, including in our waiting rooms and reception areas. We already have best practice infection control and sterilization protocols but we have put further emphasis on this. Implemented additional cleaning measures for our common areas. Protecting ourselves and others by practicing good hygiene at all times. Hand sanitiser is available in all our practices for visitors to the clinic and reception. Ensuring we're up to date with the latest government advice and constantly reviewing and updating our Response Plan in line with this advice. Due to the changing nature here in Australia, our Clinical Advisory Board are closely monitoring all information and recommendations provided by State, Federal and International Health bodies. We are constantly communicating with our clinical teams to ensure our practices are safe environments for everyone. Your oral health and wellbeing remains our priority, as we continue to focus on delivering you high quality dental care with clinical best practice. Can I still make an appointment? Yes, of course. Our practice is open as per usual and our clinical teams continue to operate to the highest standards of hygiene and sterilization. We will continue to go above and beyond to help our patients like you achieve oral wellness. To book an appointment, please contact the practice on (02) 61620880 or visit our website www.canberracitydentistry.com.au What you can do to help? If you are experiencing any symptoms, including a fever or signs of respiratory illness (cough, shortness of breath etc), have come into close contact with someone with a confirmed or suspected case of COVID-19, or you have recently traveled overseas, we ask that you please contact our practices team before your appointment on (02) 61620880 If you’d like more information, please visit the Australian Government Department of Health's website here. Kind Regards, Canberra City Dentistry

03.01.2022 Get Your Canberra City Smile from Canberra City Dentistry !! . Your Family Friendly Dentistry in the Heart of our City !!! Emergency childrens Appointments always Available.

03.01.2022 A Big "Thankyou" to all of you who have sent likes to our page !! We strive to delivery a Quality, Affordable and Painless Dental experience in a Relaxed and Family Friendly atmosphere.! Feel free to "Call Us Now" For our current specials and promotions !

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01.01.2022 Brushing teeth frequently is linked with lower risks of atrial fibrillation and heart failure, according to a study published today in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, a journal of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC).