Good news! On 8 May 2020, National Cabinet approved a move to Level 1 restrictions for dentistry. The decision is the product of ongoing advocacy by the ADA and a close collaborative working relationship with the Australian Health Protection Principal Committee...
Testing for coronavirus is now widely available across Australia. If you are experiencing cold or flu symptoms, arrange a test by calling your doctor or contact the Coronavirus Health Information Hotline on 1800 020 080. The federal government's coronavirus tracing...
Following a Federal Cabinet meeting on 21 April 2020, the Australian Dental Association (ADA) says that more patients can get dental treatments done following the restriction on dental practices being eased from Level 3 back to Level 2. Bondi Dental can now perform...
Let’s Unite for Mouth Health on World Oral Health Day 2020! In celebration of the World Oral Health Day 2020, Bondi Dental pledges to encourage others to make their oral health a priority. Call (02) 9365 7187 or visit us at 134 Curlewis St in Bondi Beach.
We are thrilled to announce we WON the 2019 Award for Outstanding Dental Services last night at the Waverley Brightest & Best Local Business Awards! A huge THANK YOU to the tremendous effort and dedication of everyone in our amazing team and to our valued patients...
As 2020 approaches, we will hear more and more about resolutions. The most popular resolutions include getting in shape, taking better care of our health, and saving money. While these are great resolutions and certainly worth pursuing, we very rarely hear someone...
You may have been racking your brain about what to get a special someone (or two) on your seasonal gift list and may be...
At the offices of Bondi Dental, we provide world-class dental care to patients throughout the Bondi Beach area. We are a resource for dental health beyond just providing periodontal treatments, and we're always here to answer the questions our patients ask us. And...
In our infancy, we all have baby (primary) teeth, which eventually fall out and are replaced by our permanent ones. And most of us, estimates are about 60%, suffer some kind of tooth decay in those baby teeth. Because baby teeth are certain to fall out, many of use...
