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 ...

The Federal Government has announced a move to Level 1 restrictions, effective from 11 May 2020. All paediatric dentistry can be performed!  It is great news that we are one ...

The Federal Government has announced a move back to Level 2 restrictions, effective from 28 April 2020. We will be contacting our patients who had urgent and elective treatment suspended ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

If you or your child are more comfortable speaking Mandarin, Singhalese or Farsi, the following Paediatric Dentists speak these languages. Drs Joy Huang, and Jane Ho can speak Mandarin; Dr ...

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 ...