If you are looking for a way to improve the appearance of your smile, cosmetic dental procedures can be a great option. They range from simple whitening treatments to more involved cosmetic dentistry options.

There are many people who are drawn to cosmetic dentistry in Bondi Beach because they want a more perfect smile without painful dentist visits and expensive orthodontist bills. While orthodontics is a way to fix a smile, there are other ways such as veneers, crowns and bonding to name a few. These procedures can be performed right here in the office and are done within a day. The changes can be amazing and take very little effort on your part.

Cosmetic dentistry is becoming increasingly popular as people want a quick fix. This is something you can do at home so that it does not significantly interrupt your life.

Why People Want to Have Cosmetic Dental Work

Dental work like dental implants, porcelain veneers, tooth whitening and gum treatments are becoming more popular in the market. In recent years, cosmetic dentistry has also become more common as people are looking to improve their smiles.

Dr Rammo has become a popular choice for so many clients because of his experience and results, and helps his patients feel confident about their new smiles. If you have a less than perfect smile or are looking to improve your smile with a quick fix, call today. We work with clients to get their smiles straightened and whitened to be their very best. We offer an extensive line of options to choose from and let you pick what works best for you.

About Cosmetic Dental Procedures in Bondi Beach

The use of cosmetic dentistry has increased exponentially in recent decades, coinciding with the greater number of procedures and techniques available to patients. Dentists play a crucial role in guiding patients through this process.

Cosmetic dentistry is the use of dental procedures and materials to improve the facial appearance or function, such as straightening teeth or correcting bite problems. It can be an alternative to reconstructive surgery for many conditions such as missing teeth and crooked teeth.

Cosmetic dentistry is primarily about improving the appearance of smiles. Aesthetic considerations should always be taken into account in any procedure done for a patient’s improvement; not just that of a smile, but also the entire face.

Cosmetic Dental Procedures in Bondi Beach

There are numerous methods cosmetic dentists use.

At the end of the day, it comes down to the decision of each individual as to which methods will be used. Each method has different pros and cons.  These need to be weighed against one another in order to choose the best option.

If you are looking to improve your smile and gain some confidence, give us a call. We work with clients to get them the smile they have always dreamed of. Call now.

A message from Dr Rammo.

If you are like me, about 50% of your conscious life these days can be summed up in one word: Coronavirus. As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation is evolving, we want all of our wonderful new patients and existing patients to know that we are staying informed and are following all precautions to keep our patients and staff safe. I also want to reassure our patients that the risk of exposure to the virus in our dental surgery is extremely low to nil. We have always practiced and continue to practice “Universal Precaution”. This means that we sterilise all our instruments and disinfect all clinical and reception areas in between every patient to ensure that all viral and bacterial cross contamination is not possible, not just for the current Coronavirus, but for all communicable diseases. Our staff are fully trained and certified to do this to the highest “Hospital” standards (click the link for more information on our infection control protocols).

This ensures the utmost safety for all our patients, staff and our families. There are many websites that has information on COVID-19. However, I urge everyone to only use reputable sources like the Australian Medical Association website to ensure you have the most accurate and up to date information.

Emergency Dental Services and Safety:

What specifically are we doing at our practice to protect patients? Our strict protocol includes our font desk manager establishing if patients have:

• A fever/history of fever AND shortness of breath or a cough or a sore throat.
• Severe acute respiratory infection.
• Travelled overseas in the last 2 weeks, especially to China, Iran and South Korea, where the number of infected cases has risen dramatically.
• Been in close contact with anyone who has had confirmed Coronavirus (Covid-19) or who has been in a health facility treating them.

We urge that patients relating to the above hold off urgent dental treatment for at least 2 weeks after the potential exposure. This is also applicable to all our staff members

VIRAL PRECAUTION

Our strict protocol includes assessing if patients:

– Have a fever/history of fever AND shortness of breath or a cough or a sore throat.
Severe acute respiratory infection.
– They have traveled overseas in the last 2 weeks, especially to China, Iran and South Korea, where the number of infected cases has risen dramatically.
– Been in close contact with anyone who has had confirmed Coronavirus (COVID-19) or who has been in a health facility treating them. We urge that patients relating to the above hold off urgent dental treatment for at least 2 to 4 weeks after the potential exposure. This is also applicable to all staff members.

Our Protocol Effective immediately:

• If you have been overseas recently, you will be required to delay your appointments for at least 14 days from your arrival to Australia.
• Any patients who has been overseas at high-risk countries where the virus is spreading fast such as Italy, Iran & South Korea will be requested to delay their appointments for a recommended period of 28 days from the date of their arrival to Australia. More countries will be added or removed from the list in future updates depending on the close monitoring of the situation.
•  Patients who have any cold or flu like symptoms are required to delay their appointments until they have fully recovered.
•  A sign will be placed at the reception desk as a reminder to any patients of the above requirements.

What can you do to help limit the spread of Corona Virus (COVID-19)?

• Hand hygiene. The single most important protection is to make sure that you are washing your hands before touching food or your face.
• Don’t touch your face. This limits the virus from entering your mouth and eyes, thus infecting your lungs.
• If you do cough or sneeze, make sure that it is into a disposable tissue or the nook of your elbow.
• If you are unwell, wear a mask to stop the spread of any infection to others.
• The use of masks should be limited to medical/health personnel.

Once again, I assure you that, your safety and our staff’s safety is our utmost priority. If you have any other questions, please contact us.  Be safe and I look forward to seeing you again soon at your next dental visit.

Sincerely,

Dr Abir Rammo.

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