Dental Blog
Read the latest info about general, restorative and cosmetic dentistry trends and treatments in Browns Plains and the surrounding areas. Our collection of resources & articles to help you make better decisions about your dental health.
Health insurance members urged to use extras cover before 2018
HEALTH fund members with extras are being urged to maximise their cover before it resets on January 1. Whether it be a dental check-up, physio appointment or getting your eyes tested, in many cases members will still have money left on their annual limits which allows them to get money back on claims made. Latest
Browns Plains police officer doesn’t horse around
“In the finals I ran a fantastic pattern placing me in 17th in the 1st Division and only 0.3 hundredths of a second behind the winners who are professional riders. That’s 17th out of 850 of the best riders from around the world.” – Acting Sergeant Natalie Cole. Read More Original article written by Senior
If you believe in the tooth fairy, here’s introducing the denture fairy.
Steve Filitoga Goes Down in the Semis, But Not Without a Fight!
Steve Filitoga (MBA Fitness – Browns plains Queensland) versus Winston Hill (Suva Boxing – Fiji). Billed as the ‘Battle of the Fijian Warriors’ this provided an interesting twist. Filitoga, from Fijian heritage and training in the working-class Browns Plains suburb of Brisbane, lost a war in the first round with Marcus Nelson. He then came
Children’s Dental Health Should Be Free – Harold Mitchell
“Free dental care for all children would be a very positive step towards having a population with healthier and better teeth for the rest of their life. The cost would be great initially but the long-term benefits would be greater. Might get a lot of votes too.” – Harold MItchell
Ever wonder why your rebates are low?
There are a number of factors that shape your rebate amount, and contrary to what your fund may tell you, your dentist is not the issue. For example, from March 2012 to March 2017, average dental fees per service only rose by 3%, with dental fees overall just keeping pace with the Consumer Price Index;