Angle House Orthodontics

02/08/2022

We are hiring.....Come and join the team at Angle House Orthodontics. If you are looking for a career change or would like to learn a new skill in an industry that brings happy smiles to all of our patients, then please apply. We are happy to train the right person and can support an official traineeship through Tafe and other recognised training providers.

This is a great opportunity to join a busy orthodontic practice located in the eastern suburbs which specialises in the latest technology in orthodontics, including Invisalign. We are looking for a highly motivated and reliable dental assistant to join our team in either a full or part-time (3-4 day...

16/02/2022

We are looking for a people person ready to help our patients with their treatment journey. If you think this is for you, please apply via Seek or send your application to [email protected]

Do you have a background in customer service/sales? Would you like a job that is meaningful and helps to bring a smile to the faces of children and adults alike?

16/04/2020

14/04/2020

Emily and Bree have been busy working on information to help you manage your orthodontics from home.

Need to send us photos of your teeth? Here's a "how to" video to help you. http://www.anglehouseorthodontics.com.au/ - Angle House Orthodontics located in Ba...

10/05/2017

Congratulations to Maryanne who won our Mothers' Day Hamper. We raised $110 for the Pink Ribbon Foundation.

Host a Girls’ Night In or Pink Ribbon Fundraiser and support those affected by breast and gynaecological cancers. Get involved today.

01/05/2017

  A glass of red wine may improve your overall health and your heart but does it inhibit the growth of oral bacteria causing cavities? There are various

16/03/2017

Changing your orthodontist Orthodontic treatment is a long process that requires frequent visits and consultations, and a long term association with your orthodontist.

17/02/2017

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BRUXISM – EXCESSIVE TEETH GRINDING OR JAW CLENCHING
The habit of involuntary clenching or teeth grinding is called Bruxism. It generally happens during sleep, but some people experience it when they are awake.

14/02/2017

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13/02/2017

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