Murray Valley Dental Group in Yarrawonga, Victoria | General dentist

Murray Valley Dental Group

Locality: Yarrawonga, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5744 3484

Address: 27A Hume Street 3730 Yarrawonga, VIC, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Happy Valentine's Day everyone! Whether you're spending it with your partner, furry friend, or celebrating yourself, we hope you have a sweet day!

24.01.2022 Wondering if it’s time for a new toothbrush? It’s crucial to change your toothbrush frequently to make sure you’re taking the best care of your smile It is suggested to replace your toothbrush every 3 months, however if your bristles are frayed, they won’t be able to clean your teeth as well as they should ... So, to avoid tooth decay, gum disease & plaque build-up make sure you grab a new toothbrush if it’s been around 3 months or yours is looking a warn down!

21.01.2022 Dental Restrictions Update The Victorian Government & the Australian Dental Association has confirmed that dentists are to limit our services & all non-urgent dental services must be deferred, from tonight until at least Thursday the 3rd of June. Our Yarrawonga & Cobram practices are therefore restricted, however, Corowa (NSW) is OPEN & operating as usual. Urgent dental treatment refers to:... Swelling Facial trauma Dental trauma Significant & constant pain If you are experiencing pain or have a dental emergency, please call us on (03) 5744 3484. Thank you for your understanding & we hope you are all staying safe!

21.01.2022 Fun fact Friday Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the entire human body! That’s right fellas, it isn’t your biceps after all

20.01.2022 What a wonderful message from one of our lovely patients! Our clients are at the center of everything that we do & your kind words mean so much to us! We consider ourselves very lucky to have the amazing patients that we do

19.01.2022 Don’t forget to schedule your 6-monthly dental visit into your calendar! Call us today on (03) 5744 3484 to book in your next appointment with us!

19.01.2022 Tooth joke Tuesday?

18.01.2022 The answer might surprise you, but not everyone will require their third molars removed! Those with enough room to grow happy & healthy wisdom teeth likely won’t need the treatment, however the majority of us will Pay us a visit sometime soon to find the best solution for your smile

16.01.2022 In line with the Victorian Government announcement earlier today, we are happy to announce that we will be returning to practice as usual from 12am tomorrow (Thursday June 3rd)! We will of course continue to operate with caution & prioritise the safety of our patients & staff. Please remember that face masks are required indoors at all times, aside from during your treatment & unless an exemption applies. We thank you all for your understanding & we look forward to continuing to care for your smiles

15.01.2022 Rise & shine - let’s chat about breakfast! As the most important meal of the day, having a balanced breakfast is important in kick starting your metabolism & keeping your smile healthy! Here are a few handy-tips to remember when making your breakfast:... Eggs - to benefit from all of the vitamins & minerals, these should be incorporated at least once a week. Dairy - get your dose of calcium by including a glass of milk or plain Greek yoghurt in a smoothie! Crunchy fruit & veggies - these help produce saliva that rinses away bacteria and acids. What’s your go-to breaky?

15.01.2022 Attn: Cobram patients! We are currently experiencing issues with our phone lines so we are asking, if you need to contact the practice for anything at all, to please call our Yarrawonga number at (03) 5744 3484. We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your understanding

13.01.2022 COVID-19 Lockdown Update In line with the Victorian lockdown announcement yesterday, Murray Valley Dental Group will be operating as the following next week (from Monday the 15th) Yarrawonga Family Dental - OPEN for emergencies only.... Cobram Family Dental - CLOSED Corowa Family Dental (in NSW) - OPEN as usual. We are continually monitoring the situation & will be in touch with patients who have appointments booked in. Our teams are sending our love to all Victorians

12.01.2022 Not sure what to look for in a toothbrush? Here are a few tips to keep in mind during your next purchase The shape is important - find what handle & brush-size is most comfortable for you. Rounded & soft bristles are great - these are more gentle on your gums! Keep clear of no-name brands - these products could be from a manufacturer that doesn’t value your safety & well-being.... Consider an electric toothbrush - some find these more comfortable & easier to use! Above all, the toothbrush that’s best for you is the one that you’ll use & if you can’t remember when you changed yours last, it’s likely time for a new one!

10.01.2022 Halloween is this weekend! If you’re looking for a last-minute costume, why not try this adorable tooth-fairy DIY? All you need is:... Fairy wings, wand & crown Sticky glitter foam sheets cut into the shape of teeth A tutu or skirt Remember don’t be haunted by cavities this Halloween! Image & DIY via: https://www.caitlinhoustonblog.com/diy-tooth-fairy-costume/

09.01.2022 What’s the difference between natural sugars & added sugars ? Added sugars are any sugar that is added to food during the manufacturing process, while naturally occurring sugars are an inherent part of foods - nobody put them there. So, can they affect teeth the same? Yes, however foods such as fruit & milk that are made up of small amounts of natural sugars are good for your body & smile due to the vitamins, fibre & minerals they are filled with! ... Processed foods on the other hand, with large quantities of added sugar, often have limited or no nutritional value. As a rule of thumb - it’s suggested that you limit your added sugar consumption to 6 teaspoons (24 grams) or less, per day

08.01.2022 Valentine's Day is fast approaching which means there will be plenty of tempting sweets around every corner! While skipping the lollies entirely is of course the best option for your oral health, we understand that's not very realistic To keep your teeth healthy after eating sugary sweets ... Brush immediately after Stick to chocolates over hard candies Drink lots of water We hope you all have a sweet day!

06.01.2022 Fruit that helps with tooth sensitivity? That’s B-A-N-A-N-A-S! But it’s true! All of the oxalic acids in this yummy snack can make it an ideal remedy for sensitive teeth!

06.01.2022 Not sure when’s the right time for your little one to begin flossing? Flossing should start when they have two teeth that touch, which is often around the age of 2-3 years old You may need to give your kiddo some extra assistance before the age of 10 to help them learn

05.01.2022 It doesn’t matter if your glass is half-full or half-empty, drinking water is always beneficial to your health Water cleans & strengthens your teeth, washing away leftover food & nasty bacteria with fluoride to fight against tooth decay So, be sure to choose water the next time you need a drink, to take care of your smile

03.01.2022 Take some time to care for yourself this week! If that includes booking the dental appointment you've been putting off, give us a call today on (03) 5744 3484 to make a booking! This cute graphic was done by the talented @avamariedoodles

02.01.2022 There are so many wonderful reasons to smile

02.01.2022 Halloween is right around the corner & we want to protect our smiles the best we can whilst enjoying our sweet treats! To help maintain healthy pearly whites, here are a few sweet tips: Chocolate is one of the safer sweets as it washes off your teeth easier than other types of sweet treats.... The stickier the lolly, the longer it takes to get washed away by saliva, increasing the risk of tooth decay. Hard candies remain in your mouth for a long period of time, increasing the likelihood of tooth decay.

01.01.2022 Most children lose their baby teeth from the ages of 6-12 With a visit from the Tooth Fairy nearby, a wobbly tooth can be an exciting time for little ones! This means that it can be tempting to try and force a loose tooth before it’s ready, causing unnecessary pain from pulling on the sensitive root ... If a wobbly tooth isn’t ready just yet, leave it to fall out naturally - the Tooth Fairy will still make her way!