SJWRI Research Publication Awards presented to Associate Professor May Mei and Dr Mina Rajabi
Tuesday, 17 January 2023
Dunedin Dental School: COVID-19 Protection Framework Orange Level and Red Level
The Ministry of Health, Tertiary Education Commission, and the Dental Council of New Zealand guide the Faculty of Dentistry operations under the COVID-19 Protection Framework (CPF). The level of protection considers the risk of transmission accounting for individual and community factors.
As part of this, we ask that patients follow the steps below when using our services.
- Phone +64 3 479 8889 for an appointment first. Even if you need urgent or emergency treatment, a phone call means we can assess your condition to provide you with the best advice. Patients can only be seen by appointment.
- If you have COVID-19 or any cough/cold/flu symptoms, please phone to reschedule your appointment.
- When you arrive, wear a mask and scan in using the NZ COVID Tracer app or sign the contact register.
- You will be asked questions around your health and travels at the time of booking your appointment (this is a Ministry of Health requirement), and you will be asked to confirm when you attend your appointment, that your initial answers are still the same/correct.
Services at our Te Kaika Dental Clinic
For registered Mata Ora Medical Patients, we can provide general practice level services, during semester time. phone +64 3 447 7788.
Over the student holiday periods there will be part-time staff providing emergency care.
When they are fully booked contact emergency services through the clinical services building +64 3 479 8889.
What happens if you need *emergency treatment and have symptoms/risk factors for COVID-19?
Please contact us on +64 3 479 8889. A clinician will speak to you to assess whether you need to come in for treatment or whether the condition can be managed by medication. If an appointment is needed, we will need to take additional protection measures due to the nature of dental procedures. This can seem intimidating to some people if you have not experienced this before, however it is designed to keep both the patient and clinician safe.
*Emergency treatment is defined as including oral-facial trauma, significant infection, prolonged bleeding or pain, which cannot be managed by medications.
Auckland Dental Facility: COVID-19 Protection Framework Orange Level and Red Level
The Ministry of Health, Tertiary Education Commission and the Dental Council of New Zealand guide the Faculty of Dentistry operations under the COVID-19 Protection Framework (CPF). The level of protection considers the risk of transmission accounting for individual and community factors.
As part of this, we ask that patients follow the steps below when using our services.
- Phone 0800 866 840 or e-mail dental.auckland@otago.ac.nz for an appointment.
- If you have COVID-19 or any cough/cold/flu symptoms, please phone to reschedule your appointment.
- When you arrive, wear a mask and scan in using the NZ COVID Tracer app or sign the contact register.
- You will be asked questions around your health and travels at the time of booking your appointment (this is a Ministry of Health requirement), and you will be asked to confirm when you attend your appointment, that your initial answers are still the same/correct.
As one of the world’s top-50 dental schools* our mission is to pursue excellence in research, and to provide high-quality undergraduate and postgraduate education and training – to improve health nationally and internationally.
We teach oral health therapists, dental technicians, and dentists, dental specialists, and researchers, while also providing best-practice dental services to the community.
* QS World University Rankings.
