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Dental Reflections

Locality: Joondalup

Phone: +61 8 9300 1337

Address: 4/3 Shenton Ave 6027 Joondalup, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.dentalreflections.net.au/

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25.01.2022 Our Tuesday just got better thanks to David and Leasa at OZblu Blueberries !! Once again you’ve made our day !!!!

25.01.2022 About 50 billion bacteria inhabit people's mouths. Bacteria is happiest in the plaque that sticks to the tooth surface and live mainly off sugar. This produces organic acids that dissolve the hard, roughly 2.5-millimetre thick protective layer of tooth enamel. If the germs penetrate as far as the dentin, holes can form in the teeth. Here at Dental Reflections we like to help you prevent the need for big expensive dental treatments. We recommend you come to see us every 6 mo...nths for your dental check up and scale and clean to remove the plaque and bacteria from your mouth. CALL US NOW TO PRE- BOOK YOUR HYGIENE APPOINTMENT 9300 1337

24.01.2022 H A P P Y F A T H E R S Wishing all the Dads out there a very Happy Fathers Day, especially these two below !

23.01.2022 Here at Dental Reflections we treat patients of all ages !! Here is Dr Ina and one of our star patients, Nicolas

22.01.2022 L E S T W E F O R G E T

21.01.2022 Football season is fast approaching We would like to offer our patients a no gap mouthguard after health fund rebate. Promotion will be running from now until April 1st 2020. For anyone that does not have private health insurance, mouthguards will be charged at $99... ** conditions apply **

21.01.2022 H A P P Y M O T H E R S Wishing all the Mums a very special day, especially these four below.

21.01.2022 H A P P Y F A T H E R S Wishing all the Dad’s out there a very Happy Father’s Day, especially these two below !

20.01.2022 To help stop the spread of viruses like the flu or coronavirus good hygiene is essential. That starts with washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water... whenever you cough, sneeze or blow your nose, prepare food or eat, care for someone sick, touch your face, or use the toilet. Remember to cough or sneeze into your arm or a tissue. Bin the tissue and wash your hands. Together, we can help stop the spread and stay healthy. Visit health.gov.au Authorised by the Australian Government, Canberra. See more

20.01.2022 Due to Covid-19, our dental hygiene services are on hold (dont worry, we will be back up and running as soon as we can!) Now is the time to be focusing on home care. Brushing twice daily for 2 minutes and your preferred method for cleaning in between such as floss, Piksters, flossettes. Whichever makes it easiest for you. Whilst we arent able to physically clean your teeth at the moment, our dental hygienist Whitney is here to answer any questions you may have about... anything dental hygiene related. We are only a phone call away! If you have a dental emergency, we are still here to help. We are strictly adhering to the ADA level 3 guidelines for emergency dental treatment. See more

20.01.2022 A big THANK YOU to Dr Tiwari from Perth Oral Medicine and Dental Sleep Centre for a very informative session on oral cancer screening. At Dental Reflections we perform an oral cancer screen at every dental examination appointment. Ask us more about the importance of this at your next visit!... #oralmed #oralmedicine #oralhealth #oralcancerscreening

20.01.2022 Its baby fever here at Dental Reflections ! Dr John and Dr Greg have both welcomed baby girls to their families, congratulations guys

20.01.2022 The government has now eased dental service restrictions to 'Level 2', from the beginning of next week. The Prime Minister made the announcement a few days ago that gives dental practices the ability to attend to the needs of a broader range of treatment to our patients, not just emergencies. We are looking forward to seeing you all soon. ... From all of us at DR Dr Ina, Dr Archie, Dr Greg, Dr John, Whitney, Alicia, Courtney, Sasha and Bree

18.01.2022 Here at Dental Reflections we recommend a child’s first visit to us should be by 12 months of age, or within 6 months of the first tooth coming in. The first visit often lasts about 30 minutes, depending on your child's age. Thanks to our star patient, Austin for visiting us today for his first dental examination!!

18.01.2022 Well done WA 0 new cases 7 further individuals have recovered Currently only 36 active cases in WA

14.01.2022 Happy birthday to our favourite DR John !! We wish you the happiest of days and we hope you enjoy the day with your gorgeous family.

14.01.2022 To all our patients, please share so we can still help the community who need us !!! I wanted to let you all know that Dental Reflections in Joondalup is a family owned and run business. We are not owned by any large corporate companies. We employ local families and majority of us have young children at home too. we are on call for you and are here to help! If you require urgent dental treatment or have any emergencies please call on 9300 1337. ... Our phones will always be monitored and our Dentists are on call. Naturally as a dental practice our infection control is very high standard and we are taking all precautions to keep our patients and our staff safe at all times. Stay healthy in this uncertain time. https://www.facebook.com/dental.reflections/

13.01.2022 It’s Dental health week and what better way to teach the younger generation about good oral health.

12.01.2022 A big Congratulations to our front desk star Courtney! 7 years today Courtney has been working with us at Dental Reflections. We love having you around Courts and lets hope its for another 7

12.01.2022 Let our team create your best smile Call 9300 1337 to arrange an appointment whether it be for your dental hygiene and general dental appointments , cosmetic treatment, dental implants, wisdom teeth - we have you covered !!!

11.01.2022 Did you know the surfaces in between your teeth equates to half of your tooths surface? Which is why we love floss! By using floss or another interdental aid to clean in between you are removing plaque, which undisturbed can cause bad breath, gum disease and tooth decay. There are so many options available to make this easier- Interdental brushes, Flossettes, angled brushes, floss threaders even Bamboo options for the environmentally conscious! ... When you attend your dental hygiene appointment, our hygienist Whitney will help you find something that suits you and your mouth and show you exactly how to use it. #welovefloss See more

10.01.2022 It’s baby fever here at Dental Reflections ! Dr John and Dr Greg have both welcomed baby girls to their families, congratulations guys

09.01.2022 Just to clarify to all our patients as we have had a few panicked patients calling today. We are still here for any emergency appointments. For example, toothaches, broken fillings, broken teeth, swelling or pain. Our staff will be answering all calls, so dont be afraid to call, even if it is a general enquiry. We will see all our regular patients plus taking in any new patients. But for now we want all our patients to be safe at home. From all of us here at Dental Reflections, we hope to be seeing all your amazing smiles as soon as we can !!!! Stay safe x

09.01.2022 Its Dental health week and what better way to teach the younger generation about good oral health.

08.01.2022 Dental Reflections is now closed for the Easter long weekend. We will back 8am Tuesday morning. Happy Easter to everyone. Stay safe

06.01.2022 School holidays can be a difficult time for kids to keep up their oral hygiene routines. Brushing twice daily keeps gums and teeth healthy. When children are only brushing once daily (or even missing days) plaque starts to accumulate. Add in a few more sugary snacks then what might be in a school lunch box and decay can start. With lots of new adult teeth coming through, it is important that children develop good brushing habits for life. (That also means easy dental checkups!)

06.01.2022 With the rate of infection continuing to grow with the spread of COVID -19, the Australian Dental Association has asked dental practices to only treat patients who have clinically necessary routine dental treatment. Please contact the clinic on 9300 1337 to speak to a staff member to determine if we can offer you an appointment at this time or we would be happy to make a time at a later date. If you have any pain, swelling, bad taste, discomfort, infection, inflammation or sensitivity Please contact us for an appointment on 9300 1337.

05.01.2022 LEST WE FORGET A brief, summarised Australian army dental history as we pause to remember those who served for our country. When WW1 broke out in 1914, the Australian army did not have dedicated dental officers. Therefore those enlisted had to have a high standard of dental health. As the war progressed and further reinforcement was required, the accepted dental fitness was lowered. This resulted in increased frequency of dental problems and disease. ... The Australian army already had dental practitioners within its ranks, working in other roles. These officers went on to purchase, or be provided by the Australian Red Cross, dental equipment to treat their fellow soldiers. Often this treatment was performed in dugouts, without a dental chair and the only treatment was extraction. Soldiers were in pain and unable to eat. By 1915, the demand for dental services was that high, the need for deployment of dental officers and dental equipment was recognised. Additionally, the importance of good dental health was upheld. By 1918, the dental health of Australian soldiers increased drastically and extraction was no longer the only treatment choice. The Royal Australian Army Dental Corps was formed in 1948 who to this date, continue to promote the importance of dental health and provide dental treatment for Australian soldiers. Ref: Australian Army History Unit Photo: France, date unknown See more

04.01.2022 As a guide, your baby is likely to sprout their first teeth around six months old. Sometimes teeth can come through as early as four months

04.01.2022 A fun fact for Monday

02.01.2022 Protecting the health & safety of our patients and staff has always been and continues to be our utmost priority. With the rate of infection continuing to grow with the spread of COVID -19, the Australian Dental Association has instructed dental practices to restrict treatments to only treat patients who have Clinically necessary routine dental treatment and urgent dental treatment only.... Dental Reflections has made the decision to shut down until the end of April. During this time we will still be available for emergency treatment by appointment only. Please contact the clinic on 9300 1337 to speak to a staff member to determine if we can offer you an appointment at this time or we would be happy to make a time for a later date. We will continue to follow the Australian Dental Association recommendations in dealing with the risks posed by COVID-19 and will keep you updated. For the safety of our patients, staff and all families at Dental Reflections, If you have any cold and flu symptoms, have been overseas in the last 14 days or have been in close contact with someone in the last 14 days who has a confirmed case of COVID-19. Please do not attend the practice.

01.01.2022 Thank you so much to Jess and Ben Beach Blonde Brownies for our lovely gift this morning

01.01.2022 Morning tea sorted for Dr Greg and the team thanks to Dr Gill at @allianceperiodontics