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Central Canberra Dentists

Locality: Canberra, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 2 6249 8551

Address: Suite 5 16 Moore St 2601 Canberra, ACT, Australia

Website: http://centralcanberradentists.com.au

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24.01.2022 Meaningful photo for all occupational hygienists. They are not oral hygienists ;)

23.01.2022 #COVID19 Update (22 March 2020) The ACT Chief Health Officer, Dr Kerryn Coleman, has announced 10 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the ACT’s total to 19 as at mi...dday today. The new cases include 7 males and 3 females, aged between 21 and 67 years. ACT Health is currently undertaking thorough contact tracing of all positive test results, but can confirm that eight (8) cases are linked to overseas travel, one (1) case is a known close contact of a previously confirmed case and one (1) case follows interstate travel from Queensland. Relevant flight details will be uploaded to the www.health.act.gov.au/novelcoronavirus website shortly and the community are encouraged to visit the site if they have recently undertaken air travel to Canberra. There have been 2395 negative COVID-19 tests in the ACT as at midday on Sunday 22 March. There are currently two (2) COVID-19 patients being cared for in hospital in Canberra. The remainder of the current cases are isolating at home with the support of ACT Health. ACT Health is continuing to take appropriate public health action in line with national guidelines.

22.01.2022 Lifeguard dogs: A special Italian school trains a number of different breeds for this activity but Golden retrievers, Labradors and Newfoundland’s are the most... common breeds accompanying lifeguards in rescue missions. These breeds are seen as friendly by ‘victims’ and are usually superb swimmers. See more

22.01.2022 This is what power outages mean for a supermarket. The IGA in Batehaven had no choice but to throw out $50,000 worth of spoiled perishables after power outages ...due to bushfire. Everyone there has been working their guts out to help locals. They opened on New Year's Day, even after two of them lost homes to bushfire the day before. They're just one of many small businesses that's under threat due to the ongoing bushfires, and one that's still suffering the knock-on effects. Small businesses are urging everyone to keep buying local and support the recovery effort in any way they can during these difficult times. Hew Jackson

20.01.2022 <<<< Updated on the 16th of July>>> Has COVID-19 interfered with your oral health? Have you been economically affected by the pandemic? ... Unfortunately, the last few months have difficult for us all, but we do not want your health to suffer. We, at Central Canberra Dentists, decided to lower the barrier for you by ensuring that the health care you need remains accessible in these challenging times. We are offering a reduced set fee of $180 for your check up, clean and fluoride treatment from the 20th of July. This also covers up to two x-rays if required.* We will continue to prioritise your health in these times of uncertainty. Call us on 6249 8551 to book an appointment or discuss other treatments that you have been putting off. It is vital to maintain good oral health to sustain excellent general health. We look forward to seeing you soon! *Excluding patients with HCF. Patients with HCF will be paid by the health fund fully (More for Teeth program). A couple of announcements: We are providing alcohol gel at the front desk. You must use when you just come in. Also please feel free to use frequently afterwards. We also disinfect the common areas after each use. We try to stagger the appointments to avoid crowding in the waiting room. However, we appreciate if you wait outside until the waiting room gets empty. We give away sample size toothpaste tubes. We limit 5 tubes per person. Please feel free to ask.

20.01.2022 When your study buddy is a study birdie.

19.01.2022 There are currently 3 trillion trees on Earth. Learn more about planting trees: https://wef.ch/2vnpbm8

18.01.2022 This seems good around this time

18.01.2022 UPDATE : Sorry UPDATE apparently incorrect , WE ARE STILL SEARCHING FOR KOZI Thank you all for sharing , ... Please every one , and I mean everyone on my FB please share these photos and let’s try to find this dog , he belongs to a firefighter who has not only lost his wife to cancer but lost his home and everything he owns to the fires while he was off fighting to save others , all he wants is to find his best friend , he is from Nurrigundah , so please please share and ask your friends to share the dog goes by the name of Kozi UP DATE : KOZI IS STILL MISSING PLEASE KEEP SHARING!

18.01.2022 Please read and share ..... Okay, I have never been more angry in my life I was driving back from Strathpine today at 1.45 pm... I was behind this car and he ...threw a cigarette out of the window... 34 degrees outside and winds blowing I saw RED, so I pulled up beside him at the lights with his head bandana on and said please tell me you are not that stupid !!! Do you not see our country we are on fire What is wrong with you His reply to me was not my problem, well mate I’m making it your problem now... Please share this his car details so everyone will know who he is... he is a disgraceful excuse for a human. So many families have lost everything, loved ones, homes and over 490 Million animals killed and your comment is not my problem

14.01.2022 It works like plastic, but it's made from cactus and fish can eat it. BBC World Service

11.01.2022 Anywhere in Canberra?

11.01.2022 Our Professor Mark Hutchinson is investigating how a simple blood test can measure pain, bringing hope to thousands of chronic pain sufferers like Megan. It's a...nother example of how uni research changes lives -> http://www.uniresearchchangeslives.com.au/ Universities Australia / Keep it Clever Australia, Centre of Excellence for Nanoscale BioPhotonics - CNBP

10.01.2022 Some of the firefighters have talked about seeing koalas falling out of trees like fireballs. Channel 5 News was invited to accompany some of Australia’s volu...nteer firefighters as they try to protect their communities. UPDATE: Since filming with James on his animal sanctuary we have learned that a water tanker planer crash landed on his land while fighting the wildfire. Three crew members died in the crash and James' home has been destroyed - the koalas he'd rescued from fires and was caring for have also died. His family had already been raising money to help Australia's wildlife recover, and are now hoping to raise money to help them rebuild their home. You can find out more information of that here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/koala-habitat-and-bushfire-resea

09.01.2022 Agreed. Floss floss daily floss!

09.01.2022 I know ugly duckling but this is unexpected

08.01.2022 I lost my words...

08.01.2022 Yes, I am surprised to see them every where

04.01.2022 TRAVEL ALERT: Anyone travelling TO or THROUGH #YASS, #CANBERRA, #QUEANBEYAN, #GOULBURN, #SYDNEY, #BLUEMOUNTAINS, #WOLLONGONG, #SHELLHARBOUR, #KIAMA or #BATEMANS...BAY today is urged to reconsider their plans. Catastrophic fire danger is forecast for these areas. Under these conditions, lives and homes will be at risk. Fires will start easily, spread rapidly, and become unpredictable and difficult to control. Authorities have warned main highways, including the Princes, Great Western and Hume Highways, may be closed and motorists will be asked to turn around if they try to enter dangerous areas.

04.01.2022 "This dog saved my life." The Comfort Dog Project in Uganda was set up to transform stray dogs into healing therapy animals for child soldiers and survivors of ...war. This is Filda's story. bbc.in/31Vpseh

04.01.2022 Fire Departments respond to nearly 200,000 home cooking fires each year. Every family should have this in their kitchen.

03.01.2022 Please we need heavy rain. Please stay safe.

02.01.2022 If you are irresponsible enough to think that you don’t mind if you get the flu, remember it’s not about you - it’s about everybody else. Intensive care specialist Professor Hugh Montgomery explains why this coronavirus is different from the ordinary flu.