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Riseley Street Dental

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: 93162304

Address: 178 Riseley Street, Booragoon 6154 Perth, WA, Australia

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

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23.01.2022 || Clinic Update || In accordance with the Australian Dental Association’s (ADA) Level 3 restrictions, our clinic will be closed until Saturday 1st May. If you have an appointment this week, our team will be in touch soon to reschedule your appointment. ... We apologise for any inconvenience and look forward to re-opening on Saturday 1st May. Until the restrictions are completely lifted, please stay safe and wear a mask where necessary

23.01.2022 EMS Airflow How will this high tech Swiss-made device enable us to provide even gentler and yet more thorough professional dental cleaning? To see how we’re completely revolutionising our hygiene department to deliver better care to our patients at the same great prices, and to learn more about our state-of-the-art tech, stay tuned for our upcoming dental hygiene series on social media!

23.01.2022 We’re so excited to get these beautiful porcelain veneers (+1 porcelain crown) bonded on for our lovely patient tomorrow! All credit to our talented ceramist Tom @creationsdental for putting his time and expertise into this case to make sure we got the result we wanted.

22.01.2022 We would like to reassure all our patients that we are taking extra precautionary measures at our clinic effective immediately. We care greatly about the health and safety of our patients, staff members and local community, especially during this time. Although our isolated part of Australia is yet to experience the full effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have made a conscious decision to do our best to help "flatten the curve" and prevent unnecessary transmission and infec...tion at this time. Key things we are implementing: - Postponing all non-urgent dental procedures - Patients that require treatment will be screened at multiple stages for travel history, symptoms, and close contact with people in risk groups - All staff members and patients will be further screened by non-contact forehead thermometer as they enter the practice Please read our latest blog post to read about all the measures we are implementing as a team to help prevent community spread of the virus. Click here for full blog post: http://bit.ly/3d6iiuq We are greatly appreciative of all our patients being so understanding at this point as we all try to do our part in minimising the effects of what is now very much a global crisis. Source: CDC #covid19 #covid_19

21.01.2022 Before and after photographs taken in the same appointment Acid wear or acid erosion is something we encounter on an almost daily basis. Many of our patients are surprised to learn how seemingly harmless or even healthy beverages can be doing irreversible damage to their teeth! This patient had almost worn off the entire front layer of enamel on his upper teeth - we did a single session of composite resin bonding to replace what was lost, and we’re all thrilled with the res...ult Speak to your dentist to find out if composite resin veneers are suitable for you. And watch out for those acidic drinks!

21.01.2022 Today our Riseley Street Dental team are attending a refresher First Aid course with the lovely crew at Black Swan First Aid

21.01.2022 Why is this lady on a beach happily holding an expensive piece of dental equipment? We don’t have all the answers, but we do know how much our patients and clinicians are loving our new EMS Airflow machine. Click the link below to read Dr. Gregory Yap's blog post about our latest piece of dental technology, which promises clean and healthy smiles with all the comfort of a warm sunny day at the beach https://bit.ly/2EUJKPy... Photo by: @emsdental

19.01.2022 Clinic Update In accordance with the latest guidelines and restrictions issued by the Australian Dental Association, our clinic will remain open for patients who require urgent and emergency procedures. To help keep our patients informed during this period of uncertainty, we’ll be available to answer phone calls, emails and online contact form enquiries as per usual. If you’re unsure about your dental situation, we’re happy to discuss your individual needs to help you make ...informed decisions for your best outcome. Feel free to chat to us about any concerns you might have, or ask us about how we’re doing our part in providing care where it’s needed while keeping risk to an absolute minimum. We hope you’re all staying safe at home during this time. Together, we’ll get through this Riseley Street Dental Team #flatteningthecurve #weareallinthistogether

15.01.2022 Composite Gap Closure Using composite resin to close gaps between teeth can be a wonderful temporary or even permanent solution, achievable in a single appointment! This patient isn’t quite finished with her braces yet, but we organised a day for her orthodontist to temporarily remove the front 4 brackets to allow for this treatment, which will help with the final positioning of her teeth. Even though it’s not the final/permanent solution (we’ll change these to porcelain veneers in the future), we carefully planned this case on the day to achieve close-to-ideal proportions and colour. We can’t wait until the braces come off for good, so we can do final contouring and polishing! @ Riseley Street Dental

12.01.2022 Have you claimed your dental health cover this year? We are starting to book up very quickly as we approach the busy Christmas period, so make sure you book in soon to ensure you don’t miss out on using your health cover! Call us on 9316 2304 or book online to make an appointment

11.01.2022 DENTAL HYGIENE You can prevent the most common dental problems by removing this ONE ingredient - and it’s not sugar Find out in our latest blog post: https://bit.ly/39jA3oh... Image: via Pinterest See more

11.01.2022 When was the last time you changed your toothbrush? It’s already the start of October..yep this year has just flown by and you may not have realised it’s time to change your toothbrush We recommend changing toothbrushes or toothbrush heads (if you have an electric one) every 3-4 months! A good indication is when the bristles fray and start to fan out.... If you’re thinking about buying a new brush or brush head, or if you’re after some toothbrush advice from our knowledgeable clinicians, feel free to ask - we LOVE discussing all things dental hygiene!

11.01.2022 WELCOME TO THE TEAM We are excited to introduce the newest addition to our team: Grace O’Connell Grace is a highly skilled Dental Hygienist who graduated locally from Curtin University in 2010.... Grace will be working closely alongside our other clinicians to continue providing our patients with the highest standard of oral care. She will play a key role in the development of our preventive treatment program at Riseley Street Dental, providing tailored oral hygiene advice, dietary recommendations and other services including periodontal treatments and teeth whitening. We can’t wait for our patients to meet our latest dedicated clinician, and receive an even higher standard of care

08.01.2022 To all our patients, As most of you are aware, the WA Government has announced a full lockdown in the Perth, Peel and the South West regions for the next 3 days. As a result, we have been advised by the Australian Dental Association that we will move into Level 3 COVID-19 restrictions and as result, we’ll be temporarily closed Saturday-Monday and re-opening Tuesday 8:00am. ... We are currently contacting all patients who have been scheduled in for an appointment on Saturday and will endeavor to reschedule all appointments as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us on 9316 2304. We look forward to hopefully re-opening on Tuesday 27 April at 8:00am. Stay safe, support local and together we can get through this again WA!

07.01.2022 We’re happy to announce that, as of today, we are resuming (almost) normal business at Riseley Street Dental! The restrictions around Dental treatment have followed the general National restrictions and eased this week from Level 3 to Level 2. This means that we are still taking all precautions to enforce adequate physical distancing and ensuring minimal risk to staff and patients, and we are able to perform most of our usual procedures with some extra steps. Over the next fe...w days we’ll be contacting everyone who has needed an appointment within the last month and a half. In the meantime, don’t hesitate to call us to see if your treatment can be performed under our current guidelines! We look forward to welcoming you all back to our clinic

05.01.2022 Update: Level One As WA continues to show more positive signs each day, we are pleased to share that we have received further clarification on our practice restriction and, as of this week, we are operating at Level One! - What does this mean?... We are essentially back to business as usual, with all procedures now available including your routine check up and cleans and any procedures that were previously put on hold! We are continuing to take extra precautionary measures in enforcing current hygiene practices, with generally elevated infection control and maintenance of social distancing rules within the clinic. We are continuing to contact each of our patients who have been patiently waiting since March, but if you have any questions about your current situation or want to know more about the changes, please don’t hesitate to call us on 9316 2304

05.01.2022 What is an emergency dentist? What might require you to seek one out, and what can you expect? We answer a few of these questions and more in our latest blog post. Click here to read the full blog post: https://riseleystreetdental.com.au/the-emergency-dentist/

03.01.2022 We are pleased to announce that our clinic will re-open from tomorrow at 8:00am. Great job WA!! In accordance with the WA Government and Australian Dental Association’s announcement, we are able to go back to Level 1 COVID restrictions as of Saturday 1st May and will proceed with all our appointments and procedures as normal. However we do kindly ask all patients to follow the below rules: All patients must scan the QR code via the SafeWA app upon entry or complete the con...tract tracing form provided at reception Wear a mask before and after your appointment All our staff will be wearing masks at all times. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and understanding. We look forward to seeing you at your next appointment! Until the restrictions are completely lifted, please stay safe and wear a mask where necessary