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Dentists Manly

Locality: Manly, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9977 3374

Address: Shop 6, 2-10 Pittwater Rd 2095 Manly, NSW, Australia

Website: http://dentistsmanly.com.au/

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24.01.2022 This video aims to bring awareness about Oral Cancer. #oralhealth #oralhealthcare #oralhealtheducation #oralhealthawareness #oralhealthfacts #oralcancer #oralca...ncerawareness #oralcancerawarenessmonth #dentist #dentists #dentistry #stleonards #adansw #dentalcare #sydneydentist #sydneydental #canberradentist #canberra #australiancapitalterritory #stleonardsdental #awareness #dentalawareness #tonsils #throat #mouth #tongue #dentistlife #dentalhygienist See more

23.01.2022 #dentalhealthweek ‘No added sugar’ does not mean sugar free.

22.01.2022 Gum disease and high blood pressure..

21.01.2022 Children’s Oral Health!

20.01.2022 #dentalhealthweek How does sugar affect your teeth?

18.01.2022 Dental Health Week starts tomorrow & this year’s theme is ‘How much sugar is hiding in your trolley?’ We’re focusing on the harm sugar does to oral & overall health, & the steps we can take to ‘get sugar savvy’.

17.01.2022 How to clean an Infants oral cavity! Remember Prevention starts at an early age and goes a long way in preventing Dental problems at later stages of life. Video Credit: Irais Guizar

15.01.2022 Are bamboo toothbrushes better? Are electric toothbrushes better? Are rubber bristles better? These are some of the questions I get asked about toothbrushe...s from practitioners and patients. A lot of science has gone into toothbrush design over the years. I could get into a deep discussion about the pros and cons of brush size, handle shape, bristle taper or oscillating vs sonic,.... I could totally geek out on it actually! I once worked for a toothbrush designer. Toothbrushes exist to remove microbial plaque that forms around teeth and gums that can cause dental disease. The biggest determinant of success of toothbrushes is actually just using one for two minutes twice daily around all teeth. Because 50% of Aussies don’t even brush twice daily and 70% have some form of dental disease according to Australian Dental Association data. If the bells and whistles of a power brush mean your kid will brush for longer - it’s a winner! Or if the eco story of a bamboo toothbrush means you’ll use it more than a plastic one, if that feels good to you - it’s a winner! Please note however that the bristles of a bamboo toothbrush are not biodegradable: They’re either nylon - same as all other brushes, or may be a partially plant-based plastic called PLA that fray really quickly with use. Happy brushing people! Your smile will thank you #justbrushtwice #toothbrushdesign #befacewell See more

13.01.2022 Kombucha is very popular these days but has an approximate pH of 2.5-3.2. To compare, soft drinks have a pH of approximately 2.3-2.9. Tooth enamel will start to... erode at a pH below 5.5. Kombucha has been hailed as good for gut health (among other things) and that may be true, but is another example of linear, rather than holistic thinking. Most think good for gut health, therefore good for me. But a key question in any health decision is what else is this seemingly healthy choice doing to the rest of my body?. It could be argued that if a drink has the ability to erode away the hardest substance in the body (tooth enamel is approximately 10x harder than bone), then to call it truly healthy is debatable. I would be looking to restore gut health in other ways without the collateral damage of tooth erosion which can result in pain, sensitivity and weakening of teeth. From a dental standpoint, this is definitely a very ‘occasional’ drink as much as I like them. Swipe to see some pictures of advanced tooth erosion See more

07.01.2022 Happy World Oral Health Day!

06.01.2022 #dentalhealthweek Sugar maths!

06.01.2022 #dentalhealthweek Get sugar savvy!

05.01.2022 As per the latest advice, we are now on Level 1 restrictions. This means we can now perform all dental treatments using standard precautions for people who do not meet epidemiological or clinical risk factors for COVID-19 infection transmission. Please call 02 99773374 to book an appointment!

01.01.2022 We are open for dental emergencies! Please call on 02 99773374. Stay safe everyone We are open for dental emergencies! Please call on 02 99773374. Stay safe everyone

01.01.2022 Say no to Tobacco!