International Women’s Day Here at Canberra Dental Care we are proud to include so many amazing and strong women in our numbers. Dentistry had traditionally been a male dominated industry but we are breaking down that image. We are so lucky to have Dr Zoe Muir as one of our dentists.  

Canberra Day 2019 Canberra Dental Care will be closed on Monday 11 March for Canberra Day. We hope all our patients enjoy the long weekend with their families and friends. We will be open on Tuesday 12 March for normal surgery hours.

Child Dental Benefit Scheme (CDBS) Do you have a child between the ages of 2 and 17? Medicare offers financial assistance to eligible children to meet the costs of dental treatment. To find out if your child is eligible please visit Medicare. Before you make your appointment please check with Me...

Are there Wedding Bells in your future? Are you getting married? Congratulations! There are so may things to think about when you are organising your big day, but have you thought about your teeth? Weddings are such a special time. Most people have a photographer to record their special day and d...

Valentine’s Day Wishing all our patients a day of love and loving. Remember to extend that love to your teeth! Make an appointment today talk about your oral health.  

Healthy lunchboxes If you are a parent the return to school can mean a return to packing lunchboxes. Sometimes it is easy to take the convenient options over the healthier ones. While schools are more vigilant these days over what is packing in a lunchboxes, there are some foods that are sneakily...

World Cancer Day 2019 World Cancer Day takes place every year on 4 February to unite the world in the fight against cancer. It aims to save millions of preventable deaths each year through education, raising awareness and by pressing governments and individuals across the world to take action. T...

Dental Myth #4: As long as my teeth seem OK and I don’t have any problems, I don’t need to visit the dentist Fact: Regular check ups with your dentist or hygienist are extremely important. Even if you have a good oral hygiene routine and do not experience any pain, a regular check up will […]...

Gum disease and Alzheimer’s Dentists have know for a long time that poor oral health can lead to health problems elsewhere in the body. Scientists are now including Alzheimer’s in the list of areas affected.  In a recent study they now believe they have found further evidence of the link betwee...

Dealing with dental anxiety Lots of people don’t visit the dentist. This can be for a variety of reasons but can lead to a small problem becoming a big one. One of the common reasons why people don’t visit the dentist is anxiety. Lots of people say they experience a level of apprehension when it ...