The Dental Practice and The Inner West Dental Implant Centre in Burwood, New South Wales | Medical and health

The Dental Practice and The Inner West Dental Implant Centre

Locality: Burwood, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9739 1400

Address: Shop 2, 8 Burwod Rd 2134 Burwood, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 It's true - we are in uncharted waters, navigating an unprecedented event that is changing the way we live COVID-19. As news headlines dominate our screens, it is easy for fear to overwhelm us, and for a myriad of questions to race through our minds. What will the future hold? What will the impact be on our economy? How will this impact my life? Practice strategies to keep positive! If you’re feeling anxious, you’re not alone. There has never been a better time to practice... self-care and well-being strategies to manage the emotional impact of the current crisis. Here are a few ideas to get you started: Keep moving Even though we have social distancing measures, it is important that you still go outside, get some fresh air and exercise regularly, even if it’s in your own backyard. Practice simple mindfulness techniques These can be as simple as deep breathing for one minute, stretching mindfully, or simply taking some time out to enjoy a quiet cup of coffee. You may even like to try an app such as Headspace to access short mindfulness meditations. Practice gratitude Gratitude has been found to increase happiness if done consistently. Simply write down 5 things you are grateful for each day and see what positive emotions manifest long term. Get plenty of sleep to keep you revitalised and resilient Sleep lowers your stress hormones and boosts your immune system which is critical in the current environment. The current situation may be challenging, but we live in an incredible country and we will get through this together. We are keeping all our loving patients in thoughts. Keep safe and see you all very soon! The Dental Practice team!

23.01.2022 No matter your age, if you’ve been to a dentist, you probably know the feeling butterflies in your stomach as you wait for the verdict from your oral health professional. Fillings, or no fillings today? New insight into the disease of dental caries, more commonly known as tooth decay, has come to light, and the news is good. #toothdecay #nodrilling #nofilling

17.01.2022 On average, dental crowns last between five and 15 years. The life span of a crown depends on the amount of wear and tear the crown takes, how well you follow good oral hygiene practices, and your personal mouth-related habits. You should avoid such habits as grinding or clenching your teeth, chewing ice, biting fingernails, and using your teeth to open packaging.

17.01.2022 Dear TDP patient, It is our pleasure to inform you that we are relocating to a brand new spacious premises on June 01st, 2020. Our new premises are located at Shop 2/ 8 Burwood Road, Burwood NSW 213.... Our contact numbers remain the same, (02) 9739 1400, and you can continue to email us at [email protected]. Our new premises are near Parramatta road and opposite Bath Arms Hotel. Please contact us with any questions you may have concerning our new location or your upcoming appointments. We look forward to seeing you in our new practice.

16.01.2022 Does your partner or family complain that you snore? Do you wake up tired? If you find yourself drowsy during the day you may actually have a life-threatening condition known as obstructive sleep apnoea. And while this isn't strictly to do with your teeth, your dentist can help. #snoring #sleep apnoea

15.01.2022 Do you ever wake up with a headache or a sore neck? There are a number of reasons this could be happening, but one you might not be aware of is Bruxism. ‘Bruxism’ is the medical term for teeth grinding. #bruxism #stress #teethgrinding

15.01.2022 What Are Hidden Cavities? When you think of cavities, you probably think of tooth aches and a lot of pain, right? Would it surprise you to know that there are some cavities that are actually painless and even unnoticeable in some X-Rays? This means that some cavities can be easily missed! Hidden cavities can be dangerous, so it is important to know how to detect them, and more importantly, how to avoid getting them in general. WHAT ARE DENTAL CAVITIES We have all heard of cav...ities before. They are the reasons why our parents would not let us have too much candy when we were younger! A cavity is what you get from tooth decayor damage to the tooth. It can affect both the outer coating of the tooth (enamel) as well as the inner layer (dentin). Cavities are usually painful, and they can be easily spotted by a dentist. However, there are some hidden cavities that are harder to spot. These cavities, or hidden caries, are often missed in an exam because they are so deeply hidden within the pits and fissures of the teeth. These hidden cavities form when a build-up of plaque forms in hard-to-reach places in your mouth. If hidden dental caries go untreated, or worse, unnoticed, they can become more painful as the enamel and dentin become destroyed. If they are still left untreated at that point, it can begin to decay your tooth down to the root, causing the root to become exposed and extremely painful. It is extremely important for you to stay on top of your dental hygiene at home by brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing or using piksters once or twice a day to remove plaque in between your teeth. See more

14.01.2022 WE ARE MOVING ! ! Dear TDP patient, It is our pleasure to inform you that we are relocating to a brand new spacious premises on June 01st, 2020. Our new premises are located at Shop 2/ 8 Burwood Road, Burwood NSW 213.... Our contact numbers remain the same, (02) 9739 1400, and you can continue to email us at [email protected]. Our new premises are near Parramatta road and opposite Bath Arms Hotel. Please contact us with any questions you may have concerning our new location or your upcoming appointments. We look forward to seeing you in our new practice.

06.01.2022 We are happy to announce the resumption of further dental services in accordance with the Level 2 guidelines from the Australian Dental Association. This means we are now able to: Conduct examinations. Consult and provide treatment for orthodontics. ... Carry-out any emergency restorative services. Carry-out certain preventative procedures. Hand scaling. and more... PLEASE GET IN TOUCH WITH OUR TEAM FOR MORE INFORMATION (02) 97391400

02.01.2022 WE ARE BACK! We have made some new changes to our practice and services in response to COVID-19. As health practitioners, we are closely following the NSW Governments' response to the pandemic and we are taking all recommended responsibilities on board to help manage the impact of the virus within our community. These changes have been put into place to keep us all safe and ensure you are all able to continue to look after your dental health long-term.... Changes We Have Made Our staff have been briefed and trained in infection control specific to COVID-19. We have removed shared items from our waiting room. We are ensuring any shared devices, necessary to use, are disinfected after every use. We have implemented several new procedures for patients and staff for before and during treatment. Encouraging all patients to practice social distancing. Attending to your appointment If someone is in the lift, please take the next one. Use the hand sanitiser again before entering our practice. Please keep a social distance of 1.5 metres from all other patients. During your appointment We will discuss your current health status and your recent travel and social movements before commencing treatment. Please Consider The Following If you are feeling unwell Call us to discuss your symptoms or reschedule your appointment for a later date, at least 14 days. If you have been in contact, or think you have been in contact, with anyone who has COVID-19. Please call us to postpone your appointment for at least 14 days. Friends and family, where possible, please attend your appointment alone as we have limited space in our waiting room. If you do need to attend with other people, we request your significant other waits downstairs if our waiting room has two or more people waiting Our team are always here to answer your questions, and in this time of daily change, it is always best to proceed with caution. So please stay safe, keep smiling and remember, if you are in doubt please reach out.