Children and adults of all ages are all welcome at John Appleyard Dental, click here for our general dental services

The treatment and correction of overbite, crossbite, jaw growth developmental discrepancies, overjet or crowding

We offer a wide range of cosmetic dentistry services including: white filling replacements, teeth whitening, veneers and crown & bridgework

Crowns are used to replace the top of damaged teeth. We also provide bridges designed to be a perfect fit for you

Replace your missing teeth with dental implants to improve your smile and dental function. Mr Appleyard has exensive training and experience in oral surgery and dental implants.

Healthy, well maintained gums are essential for healthy teeth, click here to find out more about periodontics and healthy gums

Root canal therapy can become necessary if the nerve or pulp of the tooth is dying, or has died and become infected. Our modern treatment techniques allow this to be carried out comfortably and painlessly

Some patients are extremely nervous, and it is our aim to provide anxiety free dentistry.

Albury Dental Surgery
Farrer House, 526 Swift Street
PO Box 533, Albury NSW 2640

(02) 6023 2678 [9am-5pm]

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Knocked Out Teeth

Dental Implants

Can improve your smile and dental function.

Fissure Sealant

Protect your children's teeth from decay.

Correcting irregularly placed or crooked teeth.

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If a Tooth is Knocked Out...

Step 1 if the tooth is dirty quickly wash it but don't touch the root.
Step 2 replace the tooth immediately and rush to the dentist.
OR carry tooth to the Dentist in a glass of milk
OR in plastic wrap
If these are unavailable, in your mouth
But best of all to prevent tooth injury: Wear a properly fitting mouthguard

REMEMBER

More than 1 in 10 children suffer from injuries to their front teeth.
Most teeth replaced within 15 to 30 minutes become re-attached and function normally.
A properly fitting mouthguard will prevent injuries to teeth and also reduce the number of face and neck injuries.
Copy a Dental Emergency number from your telephone book.

Source: "If a Tooth is Knocked Out" Dental Health Foundation Australia

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