Dental For Everybody Chirnside Park

29/09/2022

The team at Dental For Everybody Chirnside Park is thrilled to welcome Dr Joshua Soh, who will be providing dental care & treatment to our patients & community.

Dr Joshua Soh was born and raised locally in Melbourne. He obtained his qualification from The University of Adelaide. He strives to make patients feel comfortable while delivering the highest level of dental care. He believes in prevention and is thus committed to educating patients to help manage and prevent dental problems at home. 🦷🧑‍⚕️🪥

29/09/2022

As we draw closer to the end of 2022 (already?!😲), we typically have more patients booking appointments before the year ends to utilise their private health insurance benefits. Patients are recommended to book in early to secure your appointments.

We have also increased our availabilities by onboarding a new dentist, Dr Josh Soh 🦷👨‍⚕️. His profile summary is available in the next Facebook post

08/05/2022

Frequency of sugar consumption is an important factor in causing dental cavities.

A new study examining the consumption of free sugars by British children showed that many children aged four and over are taking in more than the recommended target for optimal...

18/03/2022

Oral health is part of your overall health, as highlighted by this article linking obesity with gum disease.

Researchers from the University at Buffalo in New York have revealed findings from a study that explored the links between obesity and periodontal disease which affects roughly half of all...

15/03/2022

We are aware that our website is currently down. IT has been notified and we are working to get it up and running as soon as possible. In the mean time, if you need an appointment, please call our reception team at 8727 0070. Thank you.

06/03/2022

Battle of sugary drinks 🥤. Which contains the highest sugar?
Slurpee vs 711's soda vs Hungry Jack's Frozen Fanta vs Mountain Dew vs McDonald's Frozen Coke

Winner? Slurpees. Slurpees contain more sugar than a week's recommended intake

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Some popular frozen drinks contain almost 50 teaspoons of sugar — the equivalent of more than eight times the recommended daily sugar intake — a new Cancer Council study has...

16/02/2022

Oral health & overall health : Obesity

When we focus on oral health of our patients, discussing things such as smoking 🚬 cessation & over-consumption of sugary foods & drinks 🍬🍫🍭 may help with prevention of tooth decay, and with that obesity as well. Dental health is part of your overall health.

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Obesity is an increasing issue across the world with over 50 percent of people estimated to be overweight, a condition which increases a person’s risk of developing diseases such as...

21/01/2022

Dental imaging such as X-rays are often used as part of general dental examinations or in specialised investigation and diagnosis in dental practice.

Any radiation exposure is very low level, and unlikely to have health effects. In modern dentistry, X-ray doses are so low and well controlled that lead aprons are not usually (or routinely) required

12/01/2022

Three tips to prevent dental cavities
1. Have a healthy diet 🥄
2. Brush with fluoridated toothpaste 🪥
3. Visit your dentist regularly 😷

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Tooth decay is one of the most common problems that we can have in our mouths. The good news? It can mostly be prevented by following these top tips. Tip...

30/12/2021

Wishing all our patients a Happy New Year! May the year 2022 be a happy and healthy one for all!

We will be back on Tuesday, 4th of January 2022

26/12/2021

Merry Christmas 🎄 everyone! Here are some tooth-friendly Christmas tips -
1) Avoid mindless eating
2) Can the candy cane 🍭
3) Limit sugary drinks and alcohol 🍹

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The festive season is here and it is time to celebrate and enjoy seeing family and friends. A big focus is taken on food at this time of year.  Many...

20/12/2021

Reckon antibiotics will do for your tooth or gum infection? The most effective management is dental treatment rather than antibiotics itself. Moreover, there is a risk of developing antibiotics resistance where in the situation you truly need antibiotics, it may not work as effectively then. Read further at

https://dentalforeverybody.com.au/uncategorized/do-i-need-antibiotics/

World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) starts tomorrow (November 18) and in recognition of this World Health Organization initiative, the Australian Dental Association (ADA) is shining a light on this issue...