Easter is a time of indulgence, with plenty of sugary treats like chocolate and hot cross buns making their way onto our plates. Unfortunately, this can be bad news for our teeth. The sugar in these foods is consumed by bacteria in our mouths, which then produces acid that attacks the outer layer of our tooth enamel, leading to tooth decay. Despite knowing the potential damage, it can be hard to resist…
World Oral Health Day (WOHD) 2023 is an annual event on March 20th, where the World Dental Foundation invites people around the globe to unite in reducing the burden of oral diseases. Oral diseases are a significant health concern globally, affecting approximately 3.5 billion individuals and causing pain, discomfort, social isolation, loss of confidence, and other health issues. Fortunately, most…
Thank you to The Islander for publishing such a wonderful article! We are thrilled to welcome our newest addition to the team, Dr Hazel, to our dental practice. Dr Hazel's arrival marks an exciting new chapter for our practice, and we are grateful to have her on board. We believe that her passion for dentistry and her commitment to patient care will make her a valuable asset to our team. Welcome,…
This International Women's Day, we honour the resilience, determination, and achievements of women globally, including the exceptional women at Kingscote Dental Surgery. We express gratitude for their dedicated efforts and steadfast dedication to the dental profession.
Dear KI Community, For many years, Kangaroo Island oral health care has been delivered by two practices; Kingscote Dental Surgery and Kangaroo Island Dental. Recently, the practices decided to collaborate with the intent to further improve services to the Kangaroo Island community. Both practices will now be operated by Kangaroo Island Dental. You will still be able to access care…