ToothKind in Beerwah, Queensland | Dentist & dental surgery

ToothKind

Locality: Beerwah, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5494 0964

Address: 62 SIMPSON STREET 4519 Beerwah, QLD, Australia

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22.01.2022 It's going to be a hot weekend on the Sunshine Coast. Toothkind wishes all our wonderful patients a cool and hydrated weekend. Don't forget your sun cream! http://www.abc.net.au/sunshine/weather/

21.01.2022 So proud to be sponsoring Caloundra FC. For the Win!!! https://www.facebook.com/CaloundraFC/posts/1573788749301325

20.01.2022 Following the ADA's advocacy victory in restoring the CDBS cap to $1000, the Association was back in Canberra meeting with Health Minister Greg Hunt and Austral...ian Greens leader Senator Richard di Natale. Top of the agenda with the Minister was increased promotion of the scheme, use of the ADA's Australian Dental Health Plan as the template for Government-funded dental services, and all-important private health insurance reform.

19.01.2022 This is fantastic news. https://www.facebook.com/AustralianDentalAssociation/posts/1526385754068945

19.01.2022 Our super comfy dental chairs and TV's on the ceiling will make your check-up feel like your Sunday morning lie in.

18.01.2022 Mouthguards in Sports: A Necessary Piece of Equipment Footy season is upon us again and while we are all getting back into training and organising our kit, let'...s think about protecting our mouths! The National Youth Sports Foundation for Safety reports dental injuries as the most common type of orofacial injury sustained during sports participation. They contend that an athlete is 60 times more likely to sustain damage to the teeth when not wearing a protective mouthguard. Often times these injuries will result in permanent damage to oral structures which require medical intervention. Types of Dental Injuries Injuries to the teeth can be grouped in three different categories with care specific to each type. Fracture- can be classified as a root fracture, broken tooth or chipped tooth if possible, stabilize portion of tooth still in mouth by gently biting on towel to control bleeding athlete and tooth fragments should be transported immediately to a dentist best methods of transport of the tooth are in Hank's Balanced Salt Solution, milk, saline soaked gauze, or under the athlete's tongue Avulsion- entire tooth, including root, knocked out do not handle tooth by the root (tooth should be handled by the crown) do not brush, scrub, or sterilize tooth if tooth is dirty, gently rinse with water if possible, place tooth back in socket and have athlete gently bite down on towel if unable to reimplant tooth, transport tooth with the athlete as described above to the dentist immediately Luxation - tooth in socket, but in wrong position Extruded Tooth - tooth appears longer than surrounding teeth Lateral Displacement - tooth pushed back or pulled forward For extruded or laterally displaced teeth, provide the following care: The tooth will need to be repositioned in socket using firm finger pressure. This is probably best done by trained dental/medical personnel. Have the athlete gently bite down on a towel and transport immediately to a dentist Intruded tooth - tooth looks short, pushed into gum. Donot attempt to reposition tooth transport athlete immediately to a dentist It is important to remember time is critical when handling dental injuries. Do not allow the athlete to wait until the end of the game to seek treatment for a dental injury. Transport them to a dentist within 2 hours for the best outcomes. To help prevent against such injuries, a well-fitting, dentist-made mouthguard is a great investment. When we run out onto the field, let's remember to protect our teeth. Have fun everyone!

17.01.2022 Our lovely modern clinics are located on the Sunshine Coast at Beerwah and Little Mountain. Come on by and check them out for yourself

17.01.2022 Come and say hello to Dr Eimear Laverty at our Little Mountain and Beerwah clinics. Dr Eimear enjoys all aspects of dentistry and rest assured you are in safe hands. We love Dr Laverty and so will you

06.01.2022 Amazing! Such an inspiration. X

05.01.2022 We are so happy to have Dr Tom Wilkinson join our team at Beerwah and Little Mountain. Dr Tom will be working at both clinics and bringing his 25 years of general dentistry and 14 years of implant experience to our clinics. Call our team at Beerwah on 5494 0964 and Little Mountain on 5437 2147 to get your dental treatment started.

05.01.2022 Toothkind are delighted to have partnered with nib to offer our patient's further benefits on their dental treatment. Both our Little Mountain and Beerwah practices are part of the nib first choice network. To find out more contact our wonderful team on 5437 2147 (Little Mountain) or 5494 0964 (Beerwah).

04.01.2022 All smiles at Toothkind. What a stunning bunch!! Dr Tom Wilkinson, Dr Eimear Laverty and Dr Bryant Ting on photo duty today. Call us on 5494 0964 (Beerwah) or 5437 2147 (Little Mountain) to make an appointment with one of our wonderful dentists.