Happy Smiles Dentist

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Providing quality dental care to Hornsby and surrounding areas, Happy Smiles Dentist has experienced dentists who have your comfort and long-term oral health as a high priority.

Meet Dr Khazima Riaz!🦷 Experience: Over 19 years in private practice🎓 Education: Bachelor of Dentistry -University of Sy...
20/01/2026

Meet Dr Khazima Riaz!

🦷 Experience: Over 19 years in private practice
🎓 Education: Bachelor of Dentistry -University of Sydney
🌟 Known for: Her gentle, caring approach and exceptional attention to detail

Dr Riaz is passionate about helping patients of all ages feel comfortable and confident in the dental chair, especially those who feel a little nervous. She takes the time to listen and always puts patient care first.

Outside the clinic, Dr Riaz enjoys spending time with her husband and two boys, gardening, walking, and travelling.
She’s also a big cricket fan, proof that patience is one of her many strengths!
…and she loves her coffee almost as much as she loves helping patients smile ☕😁

We’re so excited to have Dr Riaz as part of the Happy Smiles team 💙

🎄✨ Merry Christmas from all of us!Thank you for trusting us with your smiles this year.We will be closed from 20th Decem...
18/12/2025

🎄✨ Merry Christmas from all of us!
Thank you for trusting us with your smiles this year.
We will be closed from 20th December and reopen on 5th January.
Wishing you and your family a safe, happy, and smile filled holiday season! 🎄

27/11/2025

🦷 Dental Tip of the Day

Floss like no one’s watching… because honestly, no one is.
Except us...
We know. 😏

A little daily flossing goes a long way , it keeps your gums healthy and your next dental visit a whole lot smoother. Your toothbrush can only do so much, but floss reaches all the spots it can’t! 🦷😁

06/11/2025

Halloween might be over, but the candy stash always seems to last a little longer! 🍬 If you’ve been enjoying a few extra treats, now’s the perfect time to give your teeth some extra care. Remember to brush twice a day, floss daily, and drink plenty of water to rinse away any lingering sugar.
If it’s been around six months since your last visit, this is your sign to book your next check-up & clean! Give us a call on 9477 1803 to make an appointment today!

28/08/2025

🦷Did you know some people never get cavities?🦷

Sounds impossible, right? But thanks to genetics, a small number of people are naturally less prone to tooth decay. Their enamel and mouth chemistry make it harder for cavities to form.

But here’s the thing , even if you’re one of the lucky ones, you can still get gum disease, plaque build-up, and other oral health problems.

That’s why…
-Brushing twice a day
Flossing daily
-Seeing your dentist regularly

…are non-negotiables for a healthy smile 😁😀

Dr. Cohen recently completed the Bay to Bay Marathon, a big achievement and a personal bucket list goal! Despite battlin...
02/08/2025

Dr. Cohen recently completed the Bay to Bay Marathon, a big achievement and a personal bucket list goal! Despite battling calf cramps in the final stretch, he finished strong in 4:24:25. We're proud of his determination and inspired by his commitment both on the course and in the clinic! 🦷💪

06/06/2025

🦷 Long Weekend Alert! ☀️

The long weekend is almost here, and we know everyone’s ready for some well-deserved relaxation and fun! Whether you're heading out of town, firing up the grill, or just enjoying some downtime with family and friends, don’t forget to look after those smiles! 😁

Our office will be closed from the 7th, but we’ll be back and ready to see you on the 10th! If you're due for a cleaning or check-up, now’s a great time to book your next appointment, your smile will thank you!

👉 Call us on 9477 1803 to make an appointment!

03/06/2025

The First Toothpaste?
Ancient Egypt, ~5000 BCE

Before minty freshness came in a tube, Egyptians were already ahead of the game 🦷

They made toothpaste from:
Crushed eggshells
Ground pumice
Ox hooves

Gritty? Yes.
Effective? Surprisingly yes!
They used this to scrub away plaque and clean their teeth, making it one of the earliest examples of dental care in history.

But let’s be real...
No fluoride.
No mint.
No fresh breath!
Modern toothpaste may be smooth and minty, but it's built on thousands of years of innovation-starting with these ancient trailblazers.

29/05/2025

Did You Know? In some cultures, black teeth were considered beautiful! 🖤

Tooth blackening, also known as "Ohaguro" in Japan, was once a popular practice in parts of Asia and the Pacific Islands. It involved staining the teeth black using natural dyes made from things like iron and vinegar.

One of the main reasons for Ohaguro was the belief that pitch-black objects were incredibly beautiful. It was also thought to protect teeth from decay and was often seen as a sign of maturity & beauty.

While it's not something we recommend today 😄, it’s fascinating to see how dental aesthetics have changed across cultures and history.

21/05/2025

How Much Sugar Is Hiding in Your Drink? 😳

You might be shocked to learn just how much sugar is sitting in your favourite drinks…

Coke & Mountain Dew:
Up to 10–15 teaspoons of sugar in just one can or bottle (375–600ml)! 😱

Powerade & other sports drinks:
Around 7–13 teaspoons per serve

Iced teas (yes, even the “healthy” ones):
Typically 5–8 teaspoons of sugar in a 500ml bottle. 🍃😬

That’s a LOT of sugar attacking your teeth , every single sip feeds cavity-causing bacteria! 🦷

💡 Dental Tip:
If you can’t skip the sweet drinks, use a straw, rinse with water afterward, and don’t forget to brush (but wait 30 minutes after drinking anything acidic or sugary).

Your smile is worth protecting! 💙

16/05/2025

🦷 Fun Fact Friday
Some people grow extra wisdom teeth… and others don’t get any at all! 😲

While most people expect to have four wisdom teeth, some develop more than four! These bonus molars are called supernumerary teeth, and they can appear in unusual spots, sometimes causing crowding or requiring removal.

Surprisingly, about 35% of people are born without any wisdom teeth at all.

Whether you have extra, none, or the usual four, your smile is one of a kind and we’re here to help take care of it! 😁🦷

Lest We ForgetThis Anzac Day, we pause to remember and honour those who served and sacrificed for our country.Our practi...
24/04/2025

Lest We Forget

This Anzac Day, we pause to remember and honour those who served and sacrificed for our country.

Our practice is closed today, Friday 25 April, as we pay our respects.

We will reopen as usual on Saturday.

Address

259 Peats Ferry Road
Hornsby, NSW
2077

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

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