The practice of body piercings dates back centuries to the ancient cultures of Africa and South America. These days, it has become a very popular trend and way to express oneself. While ear piercings are believed to be harmless, piercing your lips, tongue or other parts of your mouth can be extremely dangerous to your
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Dr Ruane’s bubbly personality has been legend among patients in Darwin for well over a decade. She is dedicated, extremely warm and takes fantastic care of her patients. Sinead treats patients of all ages and is proficient in all aspects of general dentistry. To book your appointment with Dr Ruane give us a bell on
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Have you booked your check-up appointment? Regular dental check-ups and cleanings every 6 months help to detect tooth decay and other oral diseases early and save time and money in the future. Book online or give us a bell on 08 8981 9993. SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION.
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Father’s Day is just around the corner. Are you prepared? We offer Father’s Day Gift Vouchers with a 10% discount on the value of the voucher for any general dental treatment. Hard copies are available for purchase in our clinic. If you would like to purchase this voucher remotely, please contact us by email at admin@darwinsmiles.com.au.
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We have recently noticed an increase in dental injury patients. It is said that knowledge is power, so we hope this information will be helpful in the unfortunate event of a dental emergency. While it is often difficult to predict accidents, some injuries, especially during sports activities, can be prevented by wearing a mouth guard.
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10 % OFF on general treatment if you join Pump’d Health and Fitness Club ! We hope you are in good health and enjoying the wonderful dry season in Darwin at this time of year! We have recently established a business partnership with Pump’d Health and Fitness Club in Woolner and would like to offer
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We know that poor oral hygiene and health can lead to gum disease, but this recent research has brought to light another possible link. Have a read https://www.ada.org.au/News-Media/News-and-Release/Latest-News/Possible-link-obesity-and-gum-disease-16112021?fbclid=IwAR2-71cwwF4JMHZ5bYwU3ZZXEk3WbqxcVTpRVhFJVYMU8KqGmnSNMbO3cN4 SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION.
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