• Dental visit frequency?

  A general check up (every 6-12 months) ensures your dentist detects any problems in their early stages, before they become…

• What is Diabetic Retinopathy?

  This is a complication of diabetes and is caused by small blood vessel damage within the retina of the eye.…

• About COVID-19 vaccines

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• What to do in a mental health crisis?

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• COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) and Pregnancy / Breastfeeding

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• What if I Want to Change to Another LMC During my Pregnancy?

  You are able to change to another LMC at any stage of your pregnancy and there is no charge associated…

• Knocked out teeth

  During sport and other activities your teeth can be knocked out completely from your gums. In some instances your dentist…

• LMC Options

  I'm pregnant - what choices do I have about my pregnancy care?…

• What is pharmacist only or restricted medicine?

  Pharmacist-only or restricted medicines are a selection of medicines that can be purchased from a pharmacist without a doctor's prescription.…

• What to expect at a dental visit

  Your dentist will assess your tooth and gum health and may also take x-rays. X-rays will help them detect dental…

• Childhood immunisations (age 6 weeks to 12 years)

  Immunisation is the safest and most effective way to provide protection for you and your tamariki against serious infectious diseases.…

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• My Vaccine Pass

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• What is a GP (General Practitioner)?

  GPs are trained to deal holistically (taking into consideration the whole body and environment when offering treatment) with the range…

• Do I need to make an appointment to see a pharmacist?

  Most pharmacies generally do not require an advance appointment however during busy times there may be a wait to see…

• Prescribed medication

  Dentists can prescribe a limited number of medications that are appropriate for dental treatment, including local anaesthetic for the procedure,…

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• What is a Squint (strabismus or ‘lazy eye”)?

  A weakness in one or more of the muscles of the eye will cause the eye to turn or move…

• What services do pharmacies provide?

  At a pharmacy you can have prescription and non-prescription medication safely dispensed. Your pharmacist can provide medicine and other health…

• What is the pharmaceutical schedule?

  The New Zealand Pharmaceutical Schedule is a list of the approximately 2000 prescription medicines and therapeutic products which are subsidized…

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