CORONA VIRUS RESPONSE
Due to increased restrictions placed on dental services, as specified by Australian Dental association, as a response to COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently operating on a very limited basis to deal with dental EMERGENCIES only. These measures have been put in place to protect patients and dental personnel from spread of the virus.
We will endeavour to stay in contact with our patients during these difficult times. For dental emergencies, accidents and tooth ache you can still call us on our telephone number.
We will be here to provide you advice regarding the best course of action. Alternatively, you can visit our website for updates and tips regarding managing dental emergencies.
We hope to resume services as soon as it is safe to do so. We thank you for your understanding and wish for you and your families to stay safe during these uncertain times.
Visiting your
dentist ASAP in case of a dental emergency is the best course of action, but it may not always be possible to get professional help in time. Here are a few things that you could do, that may help alleviate the problem and possibly allow treatment to be deferred until it is safe to do so.
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