We are very pleased to announce that the WA Government and Australian Dental Association has lifted dental service restrictions back to Level 1 from the 1st May 2021. This will ...
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We remain committed to prioritising your health and wellbeing. Here are some safety measures we are taking to ensure a safe and comfortable dental visit for you and your child. ...
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If you or your child are more comfortable speaking Mandarin or Farsi, the following Paediatric Dentists speak these languages. Drs Joy Huang, and Jane Ho can speak Mandarin; and Dr ...
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The Australian Dental Association (WA Branch) has released a statement confirming a Level 3 restriction in Dental Practices as of Tuesday 27 April 2021. These restrictions will be updated during ...
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The Paediatric Dental Specialists at Bicton and Cockburn Paediatric Dentistry are celebrating World Cavity-Free Future Day on Wednesday 14 October 2020. World Cavity-Free Future Day (WCFFDay) was launched as an ...
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For all patients who live outside the metropolitan area, who are unwell or who may be at risk of COVID-19, we will continue to offer teleconsultations. Our paediatric dentists will ...
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In an article written in the West Australian Newspaper on Tuesday 18 February 2020, the Child and Adolescent Health Service Chief, Aresh Anwar stated that tooth extraction has been the ...
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Sporting accidents are one of the most common causes of dental injury in children. These dental injuries may include fractured, displaced or knocked out teeth and broken jaws. Wearing a ...
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At Bicton and Cockburn Paediatric Dentistry, we are aware that as a parent you may be anxious about your child’s first dental appointment. Please feel reassured that our staff are ...
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We provide excellent, high quality dentistry to all children in a warm and friendly environment. Our team foster a good relationship with both children and their parents to provide positive ...
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1 in 2 children aged 5 years old have tooth decay in their baby teeth; 10% of 6 year old children have 10 baby teeth (out of 20) affected by ...
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