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Vale Dental Centre

Locality: Canning Vale, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9455 5880

Address: 22 Blenheim Road 6155 Canning Vale, WA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 We live in a digital world, and we understand that sometimes people prefer to review a calendar online and book their appointment that way rather than picking up the phone and fumbling as they try to choose an available date. That’s why we’re pleased to offer online appointment-scheduling on HealthEngine website https://healthengine.com.au//can/vale-dental-centre/s43628 Click on the available appointment days/times to find one that works best for your schedule. It’s a fast, convenient way to schedule your next visit with Vale Dental Centre

25.01.2022 Can you believe that Christmas is less than 10 days away and the end of 2020 is just around the corner. Most health funds follow a Jan-Dec calendar year, which means all unclaimed health fund benefits will be lost and will not roll over into the new year on January 1st, 2021. It is important to check with your health fund if your benefits follow a financial year or Jan-Dec calendar year to ensure you get the full benefits of your policy. Appointments are filling up fast. Schedule yours now. Call us on 9455 5880 or book your online appointment on HealthEngine.

22.01.2022 Congratulations to our Dental Health Week Colouring winners, 1st place is Yanyi Choo (6), 2nd goes to Zanneh(10) and our 3rd favourite is for Taiea's colouring work. Thank you to everyone who participated. We are happy to see our local kids get excited about looking their teeth. Winners, please collect your prizes at Vale Dental Centre during our opening hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday-Saturday: 8AM-8PM... Wednesday: 8AM-3PM See more

22.01.2022 It’s Dental Health week....show those pearly whites!

20.01.2022 You should brush your tongue every time you brush your teeth. It’s pretty simple: - brush back and forth - brush side to side - rinse your mouth with water... Be careful not to over brush, though. You don’t want to break the skin!

19.01.2022 Training day for our CERAC machine. We understand your time is very valuable. With CERAC technology we can design crowns faster for you

17.01.2022 This is a great interactive app for young brushes and Pokémon lovers. Happy brushing!

16.01.2022 Apart from regular checkups, these are the signs that your little one needs a trip to the dentist: A constant bad taste in their mouth Extra sensitive teeth Pain when eating or drinking ... Bleeding or inflamed gums Call us on 9455 5880 or jump online and book an appointment on HealthEngine

14.01.2022 Christmas Is The Time when everyone comes together #Valedentalcentrel#christmasparty2020##Allinonefamily

14.01.2022 Have you downloaded the SafeWA app yet ? Your health and safety is our priority at Vale Dental Centre. All visitors entering the clinic must now scan the QR code on entry and register their details.... Working together we can keep WA safe

14.01.2022 From The Team At Vale Dental Centre : We Wish you A Healthy & Joyful New Year Ahead #HappyNewYear2021#dentistincanningvale#valedentalcentre

12.01.2022 Surprises are fun sometimes but we don’t think they have a place in dentistry. That’s why we always provide our patients with a treatment plan that outlines any work we are suggesting and the associated costs. We want our patients to be able to think about their treatment and make decisions on their own time, without any pressure or surprise costs.

09.01.2022 Are you or your kids getting enough calcium in your diet? Calcium is important for building healthy teeth, jaws and bones and can even protect teeth from early onset decay. Most people believe that dairy milk is the only source of calcium we can incorporate in our diet, but we have rounded some non-dairy alternatives you can start bringing into your daily intake today. Leafy greens (e.g. spinach, kale, and even pak choy!) Fish (e.g. sardines are packed with calcium) Nuts and seeds (e.g. almond and brazil nuts)

08.01.2022 USE IT or LOSE IT!! DID YOU KNOW that Most Healthfunds reset their coverage each calendar year? At Vale Dental Centre, we offer on the spot claiming for All Healthfunds and are selected as PREFERRED PROVIDER for:... NIB/GU Health HBF HCF Medibank ... and more. This means you will get the maximum rebate for your appointments!! Please call us on 94555880 for more information!

07.01.2022 When it comes to the health of your teeth, you really are what you eat. Sugary foods, such as candy and soda, contribute to tooth decay. Use this healthy foods list to improve your diet and the health of your mouth. Cheese Cheese contains calcium and protein, nutrients that strengthen tooth enamel.... Yogurt Like cheese, yogurt is high in calcium and protein, which makes it a good pick for the strength and health of your teeth. The probiotics, or beneficial bacteria, found in yogurt also benefit your gums because the good bacteria crowd out bacteria that cause cavities. If you decide to add more yogurt to your diet, choose a plain variety with no added sugar. Leafy Greens Leafy greens typically find their way onto any healthy foods list. They're full of vitamins and minerals while being low in calories. Leafy greens such as kale and spinach also promote oral health. They're high in calcium, which builds your teeth's enamel. Apples The action of eating an apple produces saliva in your mouth, which rinses away bacteria and food particles. The fibrous texture of the fruit also stimulates the gums. Carrots Like apples, carrots are crunchy and full of fiber. Eating a handful of raw carrots at the end of the meal increases saliva production in your mouth, which reduces your risk of cavities. Along with being high in fiber, carrots are a great source of vitamin A. Celery Celery might get a bad reputation for being bland, watery and full of those pesky strings, but like carrots and apples, it acts a bit like a toothbrush, scraping food particles and bacteria away from your teeth. It's also a good source of vitamins A and C, two antioxidants that give the health of your gums a boost. Almonds Almonds are great for your teeth because they are a good source of calcium and protein while being low in sugar.

05.01.2022 Dental Health Week 3-9 August 2020 To enter please colour in the Healthy teeth for life picture and return to us by 31st August 2020. Winner will be announced on Monday 7th September 2020. Dental Health Week is an opportunity for us to promote and educate our local community about the importance of good oral health. The best time to learn good oral hygiene habits is in early childhood, so this year we are running a colouring in competition to raise awarene...ss and help kids get excited about looking after their teeth. Remember these four steps so you can have healthy teeth for life: 1.Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. 2.Clean between your teeth daily using floss or interdental brushes. 3.Eat a healthy, balanced diet and limit sugar intake. 4.Visit the dentist regularly for check-ups and preventive care.

05.01.2022 Dr Hina and the team at Vale Dental Centre wish to thank you for your on-going support. We wish you and your family a happy, healthy and safe festive season especially in this challenging year. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas We are open tomorrow before closing for our Christmas holiday from 25th-28th December 2020. If you would like to use your health fund benefits before the year ends, this is the chance to book yourself an appointment to see our dentist. Call us on 9455 5880 or book your online appointment on HealthEngine.

04.01.2022 Impacted wisdom teeth can result in pain, damage to other teeth and other dental problems. You can't keep an impaction from occurring, but keeping regular six-month dental appointments for cleaning and checkups enables your dentist to monitor the growth and emergence of your wisdom teeth. Regularly updated dental X-rays may indicate impacted wisdom teeth before any symptoms develop.

02.01.2022 Thanks to each and everyone who participated in our Dental Health Week. For those who still have not submitted their colourings, you still have time until August 31st. Our main objective is to promote oral health education and awareness in the general community and early education

01.01.2022 Flowers as a token of appreciation for Dr. Hina and our team from our lovely patient Erika! Thank you Erika

01.01.2022 If you can’t get in touch with us during our regular business hours, try booking online ! https://healthengine.com.au//can/vale-dental-centre/s43628

01.01.2022 Our new : Monday: 8am to 8pm Tuesday: 8am to 8pm Wednesday: 8am to 3pm... Thursday: 8am to 8pm Friday: 8am to 8pm Saturday: 8am to 8pm Please give us a call to book your next appointment on 9455 5880 or book online appointment via HealthEngine