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Winner – Wyndham Business Awards 2023
The entire dental gallery team dressed up to attend theGala Presentation Evening for the 2023 Wyndham Business Awards. We were entertained by the wonderful singing and humor of Anthony Callea and Tim Campbell.Our energetic team danced the night away as we celebrated...
COVID-19 Update
To all our dental gallery patients. The current global situation is an extremely challenging time for each and every one of us. We would like to inform you that we are still open, but our operating hours have changed. The ADA (Australian Dental Association) together...
Health Sleep, Healthy Ageing
World Sleep Day March 15 2019 This year world sleep day focuses on the importance of sleep and ageing. With ageing, changes in our body clock and hormonal changes can cause increased sleepiness earlier in the day. In addition the production of melatonin (a natural...
Sleep Wrecked Kids by Sharon Moore – An Overview
I am sure most parents can relate to the title of this book, as 25%- 40% of all children suffer from some form of sleep disturbance. In “Sleep Wrecked Kids” Sharon Moore starts from ground up by addressing a simple question, “What is good sleep”? Not surprisingly,...
Oventus O2 Vent for Snoring & Sleep Apnoea – Available in Point Cook
Oventus O2 Vent for Snoring and Sleep Apnoea - Now Available in Point Cook, Melbourne We are proud to announce that we are an accredited provider of Oventus oral appliances, including the Oventus O2Vent. What is the difference between the Oventus O2Vent...
The 3Shape TRIOS 3D Scanner- Quick, Convenient Intraoral Imaging
At the dental gallery, we are always looking at ways of providing our patients with the highest quality and most convenient dental experience possible. For this reason, we have invested in the latest 3Shape TRIOS 3D Scanner at our Point Cook practice. This small...
Why mouth breathing is bad for your health?
At the dental gallery we routinely screen for correct breathing and tongue position during our regular 6-monthly preventative examinations The nose is best suited for breathing because it warms, humidifies and filters the air to prevent bacteria and particles entering...
Poor Memory has been shown to be related to poor sleep or upper airway resistance syndrome
Recent clinical evidence suggests that women with sleep disordered breathing may experience different symptoms to men. A recent study from UCLA which reviewed the brain scans and medical notes of women with sleep apnoea found thinning of the brain structure (frontal...
Your Gut Health or Microbiome – Could be Affecting Your Moods & Sleep
Improving your gut health with prebiotics, eating a broad and inclusive diet of real foods (not processed), increasing fibre intake and eating fermented foods could improve your sleep and mood. Sleep deprivation increases your risk of obesity. Lack of...
World Sleep Day
World sleep day focuses on maintaining the body’s natural circadian rhythms. Circadian rhythms are the 24-hour rhythms that control many aspects of our behaviour, physiology and metabolism. Maintaining stable circadian rhythms is vital to good health. If...