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Pacific Smiles Dental

Locality: Lake Haven

Phone: +61 2 4392 7766

Address: 1 Lake Haven Drive 2263 Lake Haven, NSW, Australia

Website: https://www.pacificsmilesdental.com.au/locations/nsw/lake-haven/?utm_source=extnet&utm_medium=yext

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13.02.2022 A common goal of dental treatment is to restore the appearance and function of teeth so that they work in harmony with each other. Teeth have a direct influence on the way we bite, chew and talk as well as how we look. When teeth are damaged or missing, it can result in pain or have a flow-on effect to other areas of our life.

25.01.2022 We did some research on teeth whitening and took a closer look at some of the more popular alternative methods of tooth whitening.

25.01.2022 https://www.pacificsmilesdental.com.au//how-stress-can-af/

24.01.2022 Studies have shown that young Australian adults between 18-24 years have more decay than most 12 year olds. The causes for this are unsurprising, with a flow-on effect from less parental supervision and reminders about tooth cleaning, eating a healthy diet and ensuring regular dental appointments.

23.01.2022 We're excited to announce the opening of Pacific Smiles Dental, Bondi Junction on Monday November 16. This marks the 100th centre for Pacific Smiles Group which is a huge milestone for the company! To celebrate we have 100 goodie bags to give away, so visit us at Eastgate Bondi Junction from 9am-12pm on Monday to collect yours!

22.01.2022 Absolutely thrilled to have Harries Bondi Rescue and Libby Babet join us for the opening of the 100th centre for Pacific Smiles Group at Bondi Junction! Visit our new centre in person or book your appointment online today https://ps.dental/2FNpNut

21.01.2022 Most of us are aware of the aches and pains of aging, though our mouth and importantly, our teeth tend to demand less attention. There is real value in prioritising our oral care as we get older, because poor oral health can negatively impact our overall health and wellbeing.

21.01.2022 Teething time can instill fear and dread in even the most seasoned mum. People often associate teething with a cranky baby, irritability, flushed cheeks, and sore, red little gums. Regardless of your teething experience, what can you do now and in the future as baby teeth emerge? How do you best look after these baby teeth?

16.01.2022 Dental anxiety is a fear or anxiety associated with going to the dentist. And although most of us would prefer to spend our time anywhere else than seeing our dentist, the truth is that having a healthy mouth is a vital part of our overall good health.

16.01.2022 Our Bondi Junction centre is now open! Our friends Mr Toothy and the Tooth Fairy will be with us until 1:30 today at Eastgate Bondi Junction to help us celebrate the opening of the 100th centre for Pacific Smiles Group. Visit us in centre or book your appointment online today https://ps.dental/2FNpNut

15.01.2022 Did you know that 54% of Australians have Private Health Insurance, but many of us don’t take full advantage of our cover and use all entitled benefits? Most major health funds reset benefits on December 31. Keep smiling and book your appointment today! pacificsmilesdental.com.au/uioli

11.01.2022 The last tip for our 12 tips of Christmas is to protect your teeth. The traditional backyard footy or cricket game can often be played over the Christmas season, so be sure to protect your teeth from the wishful ‘professional’ players in your family with a mouthguard.

09.01.2022 A dental emergency usually involves injury to a tooth/teeth due to trauma (e.g. a knocked out or dislodged tooth), an infection of the tooth or soft tissues, severe dental or facial pain (usually a pain that is not relieved by painkillers), fractured teeth or a tooth with an exposed nerve. Where things such as this occur it’s time to get yourself along to the dentist sooner rather than later.

09.01.2022 Close to three million Australians have asthma, meaning around 1:9 people are affected by this respiratory disease. And although we understand a lot about how asthma can be triggered and attacks treated, we’ve not always fully appreciated the link between asthma and oral health.

05.01.2022 Christmas trading hours and business closures can be worrying if you have a dental emergency.so what are your options? Unexpected dental emergencies can be a real pain during the holiday season so it’s important to know how to deal with dental drama when an emergency strikes.

02.01.2022 Most of us are aware of ways to care for our teeth and prevent tooth decay. Gum care, though less well understood, is just as important. Gum disease is caused by the bacteria that live in plaque, a sticky colourless film which forms on our teeth after eating. Unless plaque is frequently removed with brushing or dental cleaning, the bacteria in plaque can cause gum infection and tooth decay. Left untreated, gum disease can progress to affecting the bone that supports the teeth.

02.01.2022 A great start for our 100th centre!

25.12.2021 Be careful what you bite into. Some traditional Christmas food such as lollies, pork crackling or even nuts can be hard enough to crack your teeth. Test a small piece before biting down or try dissolving hard lollies in your mouth rather than chewing.