What is a dental emergency? Common emergencies include a toothache, a loose or broken tooth, an abscess, and a lost filling. If you are in pain, then it is best to visit your dentist ASAP. Delaying dental treatments can often be attributed to dental decay growth.For more information, check out the dental emergencies page.Dendy Village…
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Mandatory Face Coverings
To all our patients, Dendy Village Dental is still open and taking extra measures to ensure your health and safety. From 11:59 pm Wednesday 22nd July 2020, residents in metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire must wear a face covering when leaving their home.To help keep you and our community safe, please wear a face covering. Children…
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Previous Next As residents in the metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire settle into the six-week lockdown, we thought it would be fitting to list eight (mostly awesome) activities that you can do now to pass some time. 1. Find a hidden gem Explore your local neighbourhood on foot or by bike. You’ll be surprised at what you…
read moreCommon orthodontic treatments
At Dendy Village Dental, we can assist our patients in finding the right orthodontic treatment. There are many options on the market for children, teens and adults that can help with teeth straightening and dental realignment. Options include (but not limited to) metal braces (stainless steel braces), clear braces (clear brackets), and clear aligners (also known…
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We have news to smile about! We welcome Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s recent decision (21/4/2020) to gradually ease restrictions on dental procedures from 26th April. On the 8th of May The National Cabinet approved a move to Level 1 restrictions for dentistry.What this means for you: Dendy Village Dental is open 6 days. Book online or over the phone for…
read moreTips for keeping a healthy smile
Previous Next Whilst you are at home, we recommend that you implement the following to better protect your teeth.Oral hygiene tipsBrush your teeth twice a day for two minutes.Floss once a day, usually at bedtime. Use a soft toothbrush and low abrasive toothpaste.Change your toothbrush every 3-4 months and always after being sick. Bacteria can form…
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