Swanbourne Dental Centre

07/02/2021

Dear patients,
Great news - we are able to open again from Monday 8th February and return to Level 1 restrictions which effectively means a return to the new normal of service we have had since May 2020. While there appears to be no more community cases the health authorities are still concerned and we would ask that you comply with any mandated restrictions still in place.
We will continue to be vigilant and maintain precautions to protect our patients, staff and the community by screening all patients and maintaining the high level of infection control protocols that we have always done – it should be reassuring to know that our dental practice is one of the safest places you could be.
Yours sincerely,
Anusha, Sue, Lee, Colm and Bec.

01/02/2021

10/08/2020

It was our pleasure to come in and spend time with the awesome kids. Early education is so important for good health and well being.

01/07/2020

Watch those drinks 🥤

"An extreme case comes to mind. This patient couldn't open their mouth in cold weather it was so sensitive."

13/05/2020

Did you know: gum disease has been linked to conditions including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, rheumatoid arthritis and Alzheimer's Disease.

"Gums are not supposed to bleed without reason. If your gums bleed when you brush your teeth or when you bite on food - an apple, for example - you should visit your dentist for a periodontal check-up as soon as possible."

The Australian Dental Association is the peak national body for the dental profession.

12/05/2020

Dear patients,

Great news – the restrictions placed on us by health authorities have now been fully relaxed from Monday May 11th and we are now back to normal service.

We will continue to be vigilant and maintain certain precautions to protect our patients, staff and the community by screening all patients and maintaining the high level of infection control protocols that we have always done – it should be reassuring to know that our dental practice is one of the safest places you could be.

If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to give us a call on 9384 9344 and we look forward to continuing to look after the dental health needs of our patients into the future.

Yours sincerely,

Anusha, Sue, Lee, Colm , Rebecca and staff.

23/04/2020

Dear patients,
Good news! As you may already have seen in the media the restrictions placed on us by healthcare authorities have been partially relaxed and we are getting closer to returning to normal service.
There are still some service restrictions in place – what does this mean for our patients?
First and foremost we must continue to be vigilant and maintain certain precautions to protect our patients, staff and their families – we will continue to triage patients and maintain the high level of infection control protocols that we have always done – it should be reassuring to know that our dental practice is one of the safest places you could be.
We are happy to resume much of the routine care we have done in the past, with some degree of modification or postponement required only for certain procedures – your dentist will speak to you about this as it will be different depending on the individual needs of each patient.
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to give us a call on 9384 9344 and we look forward to continuing to look after the dental health needs of our patients into the future.
Yours sincerely,
Anusha, Sue, Lee, Colm , Rebecca and staff.

08/04/2020

Swanbourne Dental Centre is proud to donate some personal protective equipment to our front line health care workers. We are so proud of them all and hope they all stay safe as do our patients.

26/03/2020

Dear patients,
We understand that this is a very concerning time for everyone, and at Swanbourne Dental Centre we have been closely monitoring the evolving situation with the COVID19 pandemic.
Our priority is to maintain the health and well-being of our patients, staff and families.
In line with restrictions mandated by health authorities, including advice from the Australian Dental Association, we are temporarily closing the practice to all routine, non-emergency dental care.
We are very mindful of the need to be available for our patients should any dental emergencies occur.
We want you to know what we are doing at SDC to facilitate this:
• If you have a dental emergency please call the practice number 9384 9344,
• one of our dentists will get back to you as soon as possible.
Please rest assured that our priority for looking after your health remains the same.
We look forward to the return of normal life in the near future.
Yours sincerely,
Anusha, Sue, Lee, Colm, Bec and staff.

24/12/2019

Merry Christmas to everyone from the Swanbourne Dental Centre. Hope it’s a peaceful one

05/03/2019

Sculptures by the sea. Some wonderful talent on display.