To beat the stress and boredom during COVID-19 a lot of Australians have resorted to drinking more alcohol daily. Everyone knows the risks but did you know that drinking can have serious effects on your oral health too?

✔ Read out more about how drinking more during covid-19 can affect your teeth, gums and oral health in our latest oral health blog post here: https://everydaysmiles.com.au/how-drinking-too-much-alcohol-during-covid19-may-cause-serious-damage-to-your-oral-health/

Wishing you a fabulous Father’s Day today!

COVID-19 UPDATE: We now provide a full range of dental services.

The Aust. Gov't has allowed dental clinics to operate under Level 1 restrictions. This means that Everyday Smile Dental can provide you with our usual range of dental services, as long as you are assessed to be a low risk patient (i.e. NO flu symptoms, recent travel history or contact with a suspected or confirmed COVID-19 case).

✔ To book your next visit, call our helpful reception on (07) 3343 8226 or book online. https://everydaysmiles.com.au/patient-update/

Happy Mother's Day

The ADA and the Prime Minister have announced a new transition back to Level 2 restrictions.

Everyday Smile Dental Practice follows this advice and opens for general dental treatments from Monday, 27 April.

✔ Visit our website for details: https://everydaysmiles.com.au/patient-update/

Due to the escalating COVID-19 situation & new Australian Dental Association’s Level 3 restrictions, TC Dental (Upper Mt. Gravatt) is OPEN for essential dental emergency care only.

Please note that our Complete Dental Works (Annerley) and Everyday Smiles Dental (Eight Mile Plains) branches are now closed until further notice. We advise all emergency patients from these branches to seek treatment at our main branch, TC Dental Group in Upper Mt Gravatt.

✔ The Everyday Smiles Dental team is always here to support you during this challenging time. Please read our latest update regarding our services for Everyday Smiles Dental here: https://everydaysmiles.com.au/everyday-smiles-patient-update-re-covid-19/