Canberra Dental Care is closing for Christmas on Thursday 21st December at 5:00pm We are reopening on Monday 8th January at 8.00am We are giving all our hard working dentists, hygienists and support staff a break over Christmas to spend with their families and friends. If you have an emergency du...

From Drs. Nick Jowitt, Zoe Muir and Juan Varela and all the team at Canberra Dental Care we wish all our patients a very Merry Christmas. We look forward to bringing you brighter smiles and cleaner teeth in 2018!

Canberra Dental Care celebrating at our Christmas Party

The PANDSI cake book is to be launched tomorrow (Saturday 18 November) at the Belconnen Markets at 10:00am. Canberra Dental Care is a proud supported and sponsor of PANDSI. We sponsored the second prize NGA pears at the event in May. Now you can own a copy of the book featuring all the Canberra C...

At Canberra Dental Care we are pleased to welcome two new nurses to our team. Claire has joined us from Sydney as a nurse with some reception work. Charlotte has joined us from Wollongong, with a Cert III in Dental assisting.

It is exciting to go trick or treating at Halloween and get lots of lollies to eat. But don’t forget about your teeth! Remember to wait 30 minutes after you eat your last sweet and then brush your teeth. This way you can enjoy the once a year treat of lots of lollies with keeping […]

Dentistry Q&Q for Children – Are you a young person who wants to know more about why your teeth fall out? The ABC has put together a fantastic article to help young people to understand what is going on in their mouths. It can be a confusing and perhap a little scary not knowing what […]...

Last week Canberra Dental Care staff completed update training day for airway management. Everyone updated their skills for providing first aid in case of an emergency. We believe that all staff should be able to respond in an emergency, not just those with medical training. So our reception team...

  Saturday 14 October 2017 is World Cavity-free future day. (WCFFD) While that might sound like a mouthful it is an important day to think about our teeth. The mission of the WCFFD is: Dental caries (cavities) is the most common chronic disease on the planet, despite being largely preventable. A...

Do you need a distraction when you go to the dentist? At Canberra Dental Care we have taken care of that with TVs above every dental/hygienist chair. We can put on your favourite station to help you tune out and relax while you’re at the dentist.