Hogan Dental in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia | Dentist & dental surgery

Hogan Dental

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3210 6700

Address: Level 16/141 Queen Street 4000 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

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

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21.01.2022 Encouraging healthy eating from an early age is very important..

21.01.2022 It's nearly Christmas only 8 weeks left.... so for the month of November receive 20% off when you book for a regular Dental examination and clean. :D

18.01.2022 Competition ends today!!!

17.01.2022 Spring is here and the weather is getting warmer. :) For the month of September receive 20% off you Dental Exam, Clean and Fluoride treatment . Was $190 Now $150. If you require X-Rays you will also get the 20% off from $243 now down to $194.40... Regular Dental check ups with fluorides and X-rays promote dental health. These appointments are also important as they can prevent small problems becoming larger and more expensive in the future. Would you like this offer? Call us today for more details or to book an appointment.

16.01.2022 A brief history of our dental clinic in Brisbane Dr David Hogan (B.D.Sc) has been practicing general dentistry since 1990. He is the sole owner and principal dentist of the practice Having begun his career on the Sunshine Coast, followed by seven years at Wilston Dental Practice from 1993, Dr David Hogan further advanced his dental experience, practising general dentistry in London for two and a half years.... After returning to Brisbane in late 2001, Dr. Hogan joined the team at 16/141 Queen Street. Instantly recognised for his passion and enthusiasm for quality dentistry, Dr. Hogan quickly became a partner of the practice in 2003 and proceeded as principal of the practice in January 2005.

14.01.2022 Would you like to receive $25 off your next appointment?? or 2 movie tickets??? Refer your Family and Friends to us and receive $25 off your next appointment OR 2 movie tickets you choose. We will then contact you once we have seen them. :)... Call us for more details

14.01.2022 Forget the doorknob and the piece of string! How to lose your teeth in...3..2..1

13.01.2022 NOVEMBER MADNESS PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE!! DAZZLE YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY THIS CHRISTMAS WITH TEETH WHITENING! Was $612, NOW ONLY $404!!... Book in today to take advantage of this special offer

10.01.2022 One hour to go!

08.01.2022 Now offering 2 hours free parking when you book in your dental appointment. For more information please contact our friendly staff 07 3210 6700

07.01.2022 Hogan Dental Easter Egg Competition!!! Below we have a cute jar full of yummy Easter eggs, who wants to win them??? All you have to do is follow these simple steps and they could be all yours!!!... Step 1: Like our page! Step 2: Like and Share this post! Step 3: Guess how many Easter eggs are in this jar! One guess per person to make it fair. Whoever guesses correctly or has the closest guess wins the jar! Remember you need to follow all 3 steps to qualify! Entries close 4pm this Thursday 29th March 2018 so hop to it! Tammy

06.01.2022 Cheap Dental Treatment Overseas..not so cheap in the long run!

06.01.2022 Want $25 off your next dental appointment? Want the opportunity to win this dental gift basket? All you need to do is refer a friend, family member, or colleague! Terms and conditions do apply, so call us on (07) 3210 6700 to find out more. Basket will be drawn at the conclusion of this November.

06.01.2022 So Easter is next weekend Is anyone going away? Does anyone still do the good old Easter hunt with the kids?! Oh the memories! Watch this space Monday for an egg-citing surprise Tammy

05.01.2022 YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT- Eating for Healthy Teeth (Important information from the Australian Dental Association) Foods high in refined carbohydrates (sugar), such as concentrated fruit snack bars, lollies, muesli bars, sweet biscuits, some breakfast cereals and sugary drinks and juices can contribute to dental decay, especially if eaten often and over long periods. This is because the sugar feeds the destructive bacteria in your mouth. The bacteria produce acid, which destroys y...our teeth. Highly refined packaged foods such as savoury crackers and chips can also have high levels of carbohydrate (sugar). Be sure to check the nutritional information panel on all packaged foods to help work out which foods and drinks have high carbohydrate and sugar levels. While it's unrealistic to completely cut these foods out of your diet, the ADA has tips to help minimise dental decay: You should enjoy a wide variety of nutritious foods, especially foods rich in calcium and low in acids and sugars Enjoy two healthy snacks a day such as fruit and a small portion of cheese - milk and hard cheeses such as cheddar have protective qualities to help prevent dental decay Consume a diet high in fresh fruits and vegetables, wholegrain cereals, lean meats and dairy products Limit sugary snacks such as lollies, fruit and muesli bars, biscuits, dried fruit, cordials, juices and soft drinks You need to make sure you clean your teeth morning and night, as many healthy foods contain high amounts of sugar. Starchy foods (such as bread, pasta, crackers), fruits and milk products (including breast milk) consumed frequently can cause the growth of dental plaque (bacteria). Importantly, a healthy diet must be complemented by good oral hygiene - brushing and flossing teeth and regular dental check-ups. Daily flossing and brushing greatly reduces the risk of tooth decay.