With the theme “Protecting youth from industry manipulation and preventing them from tobacco and nicotine use”, World No Tobacco Day 2020 is here. The team at A Plus Dental can certainly get behind an event that promotes health! Which is why we’re covering a couple of...
Good news! On 8 May 2020, National Cabinet approved a move to Level 1 restrictions for dentistry. The decision is the product of ongoing advocacy by the ADA and a close collaborative working relationship with the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee...
Testing for coronavirus is now widely available across Australia. If you are experiencing cold or flu symptoms, arrange a test by calling your doctor or contact the Coronavirus Health Information Hotline on 1800 020 080. The federal government's coronavirus tracing...
The Federal Government and Australian Dental Association have recently announced that COVID-19 restrictions that had been placed upon the dental profession are to be partially lifted after Anzac Day. The Level 2 restrictions will now allow us to perform more dental...
Let’s Unite for Mouth Health on World Oral Health Day 2020! In celebration of the World Oral Health Day 2020, VIP Dental Clinic Miranda pledges to encourage others to make their oral health a priority. Call (02) 4627 3833 or visit us at Suite 3 / 300 Queen Street in...
There is an old saying that goes, “Let your smile be your umbrella”. As it turns out, that saying makes a lot of sense, as an attractive smile is positively associated with success at work, romance, and in all aspects of life. But what does this mean for someone with...
One of the best things about the holidays is the wonderful memories made with family and friends. The great thing about this...
For many of us, visiting the dentist is little more than a chore. We have to take time out of our busy schedule, get over to the dentist’s office, then sit in a dental chair while strange tools are put into your mouth. For some people, the inconvenience can shift from...
At the moment, the dental health of Australian children is under threat. A study from the University of Adelaide reveals that a shocking 25% of Australian children, under the age of 10, suffer from untreated tooth decay. Looking deeper into the study reveals numbers...
