Victoria Street Dental

03/07/2025

It’s more than just teeth — it’s confidence, happiness, and the freedom to smile again. Let’s create a smile you’re proud of 🦷💙

🌐 www.victoriastreetdental.com.au
📞 (03) 9428 0376

03/07/2025

Because your smile deserves premium care. Discover the difference at Victoria Street Dental—where comfort meets confidence ✨

🌐 www.victoriastreetdental.com.au
📞 (03) 9428 0376

03/07/2025

At Victoria Street Dental, your smile is our passion 😁🦷 From routine care to smile transformations, we’ve got you covered!

🌐 www.victoriastreetdental.com.au
📞 (03) 9428 0376

10/09/2021

Dental restrictions in metropolitan Melbourne
(updated 8 September 2021)

The lockdown for metropolitan Melbourne continues.

A curfew operates from 9pm to 5am every night. Permits will be required to leave the house for authorised work, consistent with the arrangements that were in place last year. Authorised workers will be required to carry permits when working and when travelling for work from 11:59pm Tuesday 17 August. The permit needs to be certified by an employer. Permits are available from the coronavirus website.

Dental practitioners in metropolitan Melbourne are still only permitted to provide dental services for the management of patients with urgent needs or care where failure to do so in a clinically appropriate timeframe will lead to adverse outcomes. These restrictions are part of the Restricted Activity Directions issued by the Victorian Government under the authority of the Public Health and Wellbeing Act 2008 (Vic) and are legally binding. Penalties apply for failure to comply with these restrictions. Updated advice on interpreting the 'adverse outcomes' requirements can be found here.

Restrictions on dental services are designed to balance the need to access necessary dental care with the reduction of movement of people in the community. This should guide clinical decision making. Clinicians should take a risk-based approach during this period. There is more information here to provide guidance. The ADAVB won’t provide specific advice on what treatment can or cannot be provided – dentists must exercise their clinical judgement to determine whether a delay in care will lead to adverse outcomes.

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