Individualised Living Options NDIS: YBL Independent Living Clarifies Flexible Housing Model

MAROOCHYDORE, QLD – 15 July 2026 - Your Best Life Independent Living has published a plain-English guide to Individualised Living Options NDIS (ILO), helping participants and families understand eligibility, funding stages and how ILO differs from SIL.

 

Many NDIS participants and their families ask what ILO NDIS is when the term first appears in a plan, often confusing it with Supported Independent Living (SIL) or Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA). The challenge is that ILO vs SIL comparisons are rarely explained clearly, leaving people unsure whether they qualify or how the two-stage funding process works.

 

YBL Independent Living's new resource addresses this gap directly, setting out Individualised Living Options eligibility criteria, typical support hours and how participants can design a living arrangement around their own goals rather than move into an existing group home. The guide comes as more participants review home and living options during plan reassessments, making clear, accurate information about ILO more relevant than ever.

 

According to Joseph Oderldine, Brand Manager at YBL Independent Living, many participants only discover ILO exists once they start asking questions about their plan. "The biggest misconception is that ILO and SIL are interchangeable, when in fact ILO exists specifically for people who want to shape their own living arrangement rather than move into a shared home with rostered support," Oderldine said. He added that YBL Independent Living built the guide because too many families were being handed jargon-heavy explanations instead of a straightforward comparison they could actually use when talking to their planner.

 

As of September 2025, the NDIS supported more than 750,000 participants nationally, with home and living funding split across three main categories: SIL, ILO and SDA. Under current NDIS guidelines, ILO eligibility generally requires participants to be aged 18 or over and to need at least six hours of daily support, with funding released in two stages, exploration and design followed by ongoing implementation. Full detail on how YBL Independent Living structures ILO support, including its wider home and living services, is available at Your Best Life Independent Living.

 

Participants and families preparing for an NDIS plan review are encouraged to visit YBL Independent Living's Individualised Living Options NDIS to review eligibility criteria and prepare informed questions for their planner.

 

About YBL Independent Living

Your Best Life Independent Living is a Sunshine Coast-based NDIS provider supporting participants to design flexible, personalised home and living arrangements, including Individualised Living Options and Supported Independent Living. To discuss ILO eligibility or arrange a consultation, contact YBL Independent Living.

 

Media Contact

Joseph Oderldine

Brand Manager

YBL Independent Living

Ground Floor, 9 Maud St,

Maroochydore QLD 4558, Australia

(07) 5293 9020

enquiries@levelup.ybl.org.au

https://yblindependentliving.com.au/

 

YBL CATT Highlights Hidden Signs Of Speech And Language Delay Ahead Of Speech Pathology Week

 YBL CATT urges Sunshine Coast families to act early as Speech Pathology Week approaches

MAROOCHYDORE, QLD – 15 July 2026 — Your Best Life Children's and Teens' Therapy (YBL CATT) is calling on Sunshine Coast parents to recognise the subtle signs of speech delay in children, as a speech pathologist warns that early red flags are often mistaken for normal shyness or a "late bloomer" phase.

 

With Speech Pathology Week landing on 23–29 August, the timing of the appeal could not be more fitting. Many parents wait until a child starts school before raising concerns about communication, by which point gaps in vocabulary, sentence structure or clarity of speech can already be affecting confidence and learning. YBL CATT's pathologists say the signs of speech delay in children are frequently present well before that point: a toddler who isn't combining words by two, a preschooler whose speech is hard for unfamiliar listeners to understand, or a child who avoids talking in group settings.

 

Knowing when to see a speech pathologist matters more than waiting for a problem to become obvious. YBL CATT is using the lead-up to Speech Pathology Week to encourage families to book an assessment rather than adopt a wait-and-see approach, arguing that a short conversation with a speech pathologist now can prevent unnecessary worry later.

 

"Parents often tell us they noticed something was off a year or more before they booked an appointment," said Tash Van Veen, Brand Manager at YBL CATT. "They didn't want to overreact, so they waited to see if their child would catch up on their own. Our message for Speech Pathology Week is simple. You don't need to wait for a crisis to ask a speech pathologist a question. A ten-minute chat can tell you whether what you're seeing is typical variation or something worth acting on."

 

The concern is backed by national data. Speech Pathology Australia has reported that roughly one in four children starting school has a language delay, and that many parents are unsure how to recognise the signs or where to seek help. YBL CATT's pathologists see this pattern reflected locally, particularly among families who assumed speech and language development would simply resolve with age. The YBL CATT’s speech language pathology team works with children and teens across a range of needs, from articulation and fluency to social communication and literacy-related language skills.

 

Sunshine Coast families concerned about a child's speech or language development are encouraged to book a speech and language assessment with YBL CATT so any support needed can start without a lengthy wait.

 

About Your Best Life Children's and Teens’ Therapy

 

Your Best Life Children's and Teens' Therapy (YBL CATT) provides allied health support for children and teens on the Sunshine Coast, including speech and language pathology, occupational therapy and psychology services, with a focus on helping young people build the skills they need to thrive. For enquiries, contact YBL CATT.

 

Media Contact:

Tash Van Veen

Brand Manager

YBL Children's & Teens' Therapy

Ground Floor, 9 Maud St,

Maroochydore QLD 4558, Australia

(07) 5293 9090

enquiries@ybl.org.au

https://yblcatts.org.au/

 

Applying for Social Security Disability in California: How Experienced Legal Representation Can Improve Your Chances of Success

OAKLAND, CA – July 12, 2026 - For many Californians facing serious medical conditions that prevent them from working, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits can provide critical financial support. However, navigating the SSDI application process is often more complex than applicants expect, leading many individuals to seek guidance from experienced Social Security Disability attorneys who understand the system and its requirements.

 

The Social Security Administration reviews disability claims based on strict eligibility standards, medical evidence, work history, and documentation requirements. Applicants sometimes confuse SSDI with Supplemental Security Income (SSI), a related but separate program with its own eligibility rules. Even applicants with legitimate disabilities can face delays, requests for additional information, or denials if their claims are incomplete or lack sufficient supporting evidence.

 

“Many people are surprised by how detailed the SSDI process can be,” said Jennifer Solomon, founder of the Law Offices of Jennifer R. Solomon. “A strong application requires more than simply proving you have a medical condition. It requires demonstrating how that condition impacts your ability to work under Social Security's rules.”

 

The SSDI process begins with an initial application that includes medical records, treatment history, employment information, and evidence regarding functional limitations. While some claims are approved at this stage, many applicants receive denials and must continue through the appeals process.

 

An experienced Social Security Disability lawyer can help strengthen a claim by identifying missing evidence, obtaining medical documentation, communicating with healthcare providers, and ensuring that applications accurately reflect the severity of a claimant's condition. Legal representation can also help applicants avoid common mistakes that often lead to delays or denials.

 

If a claim is denied, applicants may pursue several levels of appeal. These include reconsideration requests, administrative hearings before an Administrative Law Judge, Appeals Council reviews, and, in some cases, federal court proceedings.

 

The hearing stage is often one of the most important parts of the SSDI process. During these proceedings, claimants may be asked detailed questions about their medical condition, treatment history, daily activities, and work limitations. Experienced legal representation can help applicants prepare for these hearings and present evidence effectively.

 

The Law Offices of Jennifer R. Solomon assists clients throughout every phase of the Social Security Disability process, from initial applications through appeals and hearings. The firm's approach focuses on helping clients understand their options while reducing the stress and uncertainty that often accompany disability claims.

 

In addition to Social Security Disability representation, the firm provides legal services in criminal defense matters and limited conservatorships throughout California. This diverse legal experience allows the firm to advocate for clients facing a wide range of personal and family challenges.

 

For individuals struggling with a disabling medical condition, pursuing SSDI benefits can be an important step toward financial stability. Working with an experienced disability attorney can help applicants better understand the process, strengthen their claims, and improve their ability to navigate the system successfully.

 

“Our goal is to help clients focus on their health and their families while we handle the legal process,” Solomon said. “Everyone deserves a fair opportunity to present their case and pursue the benefits they may be entitled to receive.”

 

To learn more about Social Security Disability services offered by the Law Offices of Jennifer R. Solomon, visit the firm's website, view their location on Google Maps, or connect with them on Facebook. 

PLC Construction Powers Found Energy's Aluminum-Fuel Reactor Pilot

EPC firm delivers a complete automation and controls platform for the Corvo clean-energy pilot, showcasing its Pilot to Production service

LIBERTY, Texas, July 10, 2026 — PLC Construction, a full-service engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company, today announced the successful delivery of the automation, controls and electrical systems behind Found Energy's Corvo project, an aluminum-water reactor pilot in Charlestown, Massachusetts that produces clean hydrogen and thermal energy with zero point-source emissions. The engagement showcases PLC's Pilot to Production service, which turns first-of-their-kind concepts into working, scalable systems.

 

Found Energy's Corvo platform releases the energy stored in aluminum by reacting it with water, an approach that could help power the roughly 30% of industrial energy demand that is difficult or uneconomic to electrify. As the pilot's automation and electrical partner, PLC translated an evolving, research-driven process into a flexible control system built to adapt as testing advanced.

 

The April 2025 - August 2025 pilot demanded a single, unified control architecture capable of coordinating VFD-driven motors, EtherCAT-controlled servo motors, valves, sensors and instrumentation under one deterministic platform. A central challenge was the aluminum fuel-feed mechanism, which required precise 12-degree indexing and configurable metering followed by a timed transfer via a mechanical arm. PLC selected a Beckhoff PLC with EtherCAT integration to coordinate high-precision motion alongside conventional I/O, and developed Ignition-based touchscreen HMI screens for startup, operation, monitoring and troubleshooting.

 

Working in close coordination with Found Energy, PLC executed PLC and EtherCAT configuration, automation logic, electrical and control-panel design, field-device integration, HMI deployment and commissioning support — delivering a fully test-ready system on an accelerated schedule while preserving the flexibility to support future process changes and scale-up.

 

“Corvo is exactly the kind of project our Pilot to Production team was built for,” said Dan Eaves, Director of Engineering Services at PLC Construction. “Found Energy brought us a bold, unproven process, and our job was to deliver a control system flexible enough to evolve with their research while keeping operation safe and repeatable. Turning a first-of-its-kind idea into a working pilot is something that differentiates us from other EPCs, and I'm very proud of that.”

 

“The team at PLC was great to work with. They were able to get up to speed very quickly on our project and worked closely with us to deliver a very complex electrical and control system in record time,” said Angie Ackroyd, Vice President of Engineering at Found Energy. “I have worked with numerous EPCs during my career and I have to say they are one of the best.”

 

PLC has helped clients across the oil and gas, renewables and municipal, and water treatment sectors move novel concepts from early-stage ideas to fully functioning pilot systems. The Corvo project adds a clean-energy milestone to that track record.

 

 

About PLC Construction

 

PLC Construction Inc. is a full-service engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) company serving the oil and gas, renewables and municipal, and water treatment sectors. With offices in Liberty and Kermit, Texas, and Westminster, Colorado, PLC delivers engineering, construction, design, fabrication, automation and control systems, SCADA, commissioning, relief system and flare studies, and field services. Its Pilot to Production service helps innovators move bold ideas from concept to production-ready operations. Learn more at plcconstruction.com.

 

About Found Energy

 

Found Energy develops catalyzed aluminum-water reactor systems that convert aluminum fuel and water into dispatchable thermal energy and hydrogen, delivering reliable, behind-the-meter heat and power that help decarbonize hard-to-abate industrial processes. Learn more at found-industries.com.

 

Media Contact

Christina Schappacher

Director of Business Development & Growth, PLC Construction

cschappacher@plc-sid.com | 720-776-0640 x 303

plcconstruction.com

4997 TX-146 Liberty TX 77575

 

Teeth Whitening In Hobart: Tony Hill Dental On Why Professional Treatment Outperforms Over-the-Counter Kits

Hobart, TAS — June 2026 — As demand for brighter smiles continues to climb across Australia, Tony Hill Dental, a trusted Hobart CBD dental practice, is urging residents to think twice before reaching for a supermarket whitening kit. Dr Tony Hill, the practice's principal general dentist, says the surge in over-the-counter whitening products has coincided with a rise in patients presenting with sensitivity, uneven results, and in some cases, damage to tooth enamel that could have been avoided entirely with professional guidance.

 

Tooth whitening has become one of the fastest-growing cosmetic dental procedures in the world, and Hobart is no exception. Walk through any pharmacy in the CBD and you will find shelves stocked with strips, trays, LED devices, and whitening toothpastes, each promising a noticeably brighter smile in days. What the packaging rarely communicates, however, is that safe and effective teeth whitening requires a thorough understanding of the whitening process, individual tooth structure, existing restorations, and the concentration of bleaching agents being used.

 

Dr Hill, who has been practising general and cosmetic dentistry in Hobart for many years, says the appeal of convenience is understandable but the trade-offs are frequently underestimated. "Whitening is one of those procedures that looks deceptively simple from the outside," he says. "What patients don't always know is that not every tooth responds to whitening the same way. Crowns, veneers, and composite fillings won't whiten at all, which means an off-the-shelf kit can actually make the colour disparity between natural teeth and restorations more pronounced, not less."

 

He adds that concentration is also a critical variable. Professional-grade whitening agents used by a licensed dentist are calibrated to be effective without causing unnecessary trauma to the gum tissue or pulp. The weaker formulations available in supermarket products, by contrast, often require prolonged application times to produce visible results, increasing the risk of sensitivity and irritation with each use.

 

At Tony Hill Dental, the whitening assessment process begins long before any bleaching agent is applied. Patients are first seen in a dedicated consultation area, away from the dental chair, where Dr Hill reviews their dental history, examines the condition of existing restorations, and determines whether whitening is likely to achieve the outcome the patient has in mind. "There are situations where whitening will be highly effective and situations where it won't be the right approach at all," he says. "Patients who have significant intrinsic staining, for example, may achieve much better results through cosmetic and advanced dental treatments such as veneers. Part of our role is to give honest, unbiased advice — and that's something a packet on a pharmacy shelf simply cannot do."

 

The practice also draws on its status as an HDAA-accredited dental practice to underpin its commitment to patient safety. The Healthcare Diagnostics Accreditation Australia framework requires compliance with rigorous quality, safety, and governance standards, providing a benchmark that provides patients from New Town to North Hobart with an additional layer of assurance when choosing where to seek treatment.

 

For patients in Hobart, including those coming in from Glebe, Lenah Valley, and Mount Stuart, who have been putting off a whitening consultation due to concerns about cost or complexity, Dr Hill points out that professional teeth whitening remains one of the more accessible cosmetic dental procedures available. "Compared to other cosmetic options, whitening is a relatively modest investment," he says, "and when it's done correctly, the results are more consistent, longer-lasting, and safer than anything available without professional oversight."

 

Residents who have not previously visited the practice are welcome to book a first-time consultation, which includes a comprehensive assessment and discussion of all available cosmetic options. The practice also offers regular dental check-ups that can be combined with a whitening assessment in a single appointment, making the process straightforward for busy patients working or living in and around the Hobart CBD.

 

Hobart residents considering professional teeth whitening are encouraged to book a consultation with Tony Hill Dental before investing in products that may not deliver the results or the safety they expect. To learn more, visit Tony Hill Dental or call (03) 6234 4492 to speak with the team directly.

 

About Tony Hill Dental

Tony Hill Dental is a warm, patient-focused general and cosmetic dental practice located at Max Angus House, Level 3/116 Bathurst St, Hobart TAS 7000. Led by Dr Tony Hill, the practice is committed to delivering dental care using quality materials and current techniques without the impersonal atmosphere of a large corporate clinic. Tony Hill Dental is an HDAA-accredited practice, reflecting its ongoing commitment to quality improvement, patient safety, and clinical governance.

 

Media Contact:

Dr Tony Hill

General Dentist

Tony Hill Dental

Max Angus House, Level 3/116 Bathurst St, Hobart TAS 7000, Australia

(03) 6234 4492

reception@tonyhilldental.com.au

https://www.tonyhilldental.com.au/

 

Dentist In Leichhardt Welcomes New Patients Across the Inner West With A Comprehensive First-Visit Experience

 Leichhardt, NSW — 27 June 2026 — Pomare Dental Group, the family-focused dental practice at 44 Norton Street, Leichhardt, is actively welcoming new patients from across Sydney's Inner West, anchoring that welcome in a comprehensive first-visit dental examination that goes well beyond a standard check-up. The announcement comes as more Inner West residents seek a trusted local Leichhardt dentist capable of managing the full spectrum of their family's oral health needs, from routine care through to advanced restorative and cosmetic treatment, all under one roof.

 

For residents in Annandale, Balmain, Rozelle, Glebe, Petersham, and Stanmore who may have been without a regular dental home, or who have simply outgrown a clinic that no longer meets their needs, Pomare Dental Group is positioning itself as the natural next step.

 

The comprehensive new patient examination at Pomare Dental Group is structured to give the clinical team and the patient a thorough, honest picture of current oral health status. The appointment includes a full dental examination, digital X-rays, an oral cancer screening, a periodontal (gum) assessment, and a detailed review of each patient's dental history, lifestyle factors, and personal goals. From there, the treating dentist develops a personalised treatment and preventive care plan tailored to the patient's needs, budget, and preferences with no surprises and no pressure.

 

Principal Dentist Luca Pomare says the first visit sets the tone for everything that follows. "A lot of patients come to us having not seen a dentist in years, and sometimes there's a degree of anxiety about what we might find," he says. "Our job in that first appointment is to listen, assess thoroughly, and give people a genuinely clear picture of where they stand — and what their options are. We want every new patient, whether they're coming from just around the corner in Annandale or making the trip from Stanmore, to leave that first visit feeling informed, comfortable, and confident about the road ahead."

 

That approach reflects a broader philosophy at Pomare Dental Group, that preventive care, initiated early and maintained consistently, is far less costly than reactive treatment. The clinic's active maintenance programme is built around this principle, providing patients with a structured recall system that keeps their oral health on track between visits.

 

The practice serves families coming from across the Inner West's most established residential corridors, including Five Dock, Haberfield, Drummoyne, Croydon, and Burwood, in addition to the suburbs immediately surrounding Leichhardt. Importantly, Pomare Dental Group offers children's dentistry as part of its general services, making it a practical choice for households with young children who benefit from seeing the same trusted Leichhardt dentist across multiple stages of their development.

 

Dr Pomare says the clinic's commitment to transparency extends to fees and treatment planning. "We don't believe in presenting people with a list of everything that could be done and leaving them to figure it out," he says. "We work through it together, prioritise what matters most clinically, and give people a realistic pathway — whether that involves one appointment or ten."

 

Beyond general dentistry, Pomare Dental Group offers a full suite of preventive, cosmetic, restorative, and advanced dental services, meaning new patients who discover a need for more complex care, from orthodontics to dental implants or sedation dentistry, do not need to seek referrals elsewhere. The entire continuum of care is available at the Norton Street practice.

Book a New Patient Appointment at Pomare Dental Group

Inner West residents ready to take charge of their oral health are encouraged to book a comprehensive new patient dental examination online or by phone. Appointments are available for adults, children, and families. To get started, call the practice directly on (02) 9569 6893.

 

About Pomare Dental Group

Pomare Dental Group is a family-focused dental practice located at 44 Norton Street, Leichhardt NSW 2040, serving patients across Sydney's Inner West including Annandale, Balmain, Rozelle, Glebe, Petersham, Stanmore, Five Dock, Haberfield, and surrounding suburbs. Led by Principal Dentist Luca Pomare, the practice offers the full range of general, preventive, cosmetic, restorative, and advanced dental services in a welcoming, patient-centred environment.

 

Media Contact:

Dr Luca Pomare

Principal Dentist

Pomare Dental Group

44 Norton St, Leichhardt NSW 2040, Australia

(02) 9569 6893

leichhardt@pomaredentalgroup.com.au

https://pomaredentalgroup.com.au/

Tongue Tie in Newborns: Haberfield's MyoGrowth Academy Says Early Management Changes Everything

 

Inner West families are being urged to seek an assessment before symptoms escalate into lifelong breathing, feeding, and developmental challenges.

 

 

Haberfield, NSW — 27 June 2026 — MyoGrowth Academy, the specialist pre-orthodontic and oral myofunctional therapy clinic located at Shop 9/191–193 Ramsay St, Haberfield NSW 2045, is calling on parents across the Inner West to act sooner rather than later if they suspect their newborn or young child may have a tongue tie (ankyloglossia). According to the clinic's principal dentist, the condition is far more prevalent than many parents realise, and its downstream effects on speech, breathing, feeding, and facial development can be profound when left unmanaged in the critical early months and years of life.

 

What Is Tongue Tie and Why Does It Matter So Much in Newborns?

 

Tongue tie in newborns, clinically referred to as ankyloglossia, occurs when the lingual frenulum — the band of tissue connecting the underside of the tongue to the floor of the mouth — is shorter, tighter, or thicker than normal. This restricts the tongue's range of motion, preventing it from resting correctly against the roof of the mouth. While a short frenulum might seem like a minor anatomical detail, the consequences of leaving it unaddressed can ripple far beyond the newborn stage.

 

 

In infants, a restricted tongue can make breastfeeding painful and ineffective, causing poor latch, inadequate milk transfer, nipple damage, and maternal distress. But the implications do not stop at the nursery door. As the child grows, an unmanaged tongue tie can contribute to:

 

 

●      Chronic mouth breathing and open-mouth posture

●      Poor nasal airway development

●      Abnormal swallowing patterns (tongue thrust), where the tongue pushes against or between the teeth

●      Articulation difficulties with sounds including 't', 'd', 'l', 's', and 'r'

●      Compensatory oral habits such as lip sucking, thumb sucking, and jaw tension

●      Narrow jaw and palate formation, leading to crowded or crooked teeth

●      Disrupted sleep, teeth grinding, and ADHD-like behavioural symptoms in older children

 

The MyoGrowth Academy Approach: Release Is Only Part of the Solution

 

While a tongue tie release procedure or frenectomy may be a necessary clinical step for many children, MyoGrowth Academy emphasises that the procedure alone is rarely sufficient. The clinic's integrated approach combines assessment and management of tongue and lip tie with structured oral myofunctional therapy (OMT), a targeted programme of exercises and habit retraining designed to restore correct tongue posture, swallowing mechanics, nasal breathing, and facial muscle function.

 

 

Before a frenectomy, OMT prepares the oral muscles for improved function, increases the child's awareness of correct tongue positioning, and reduces the risk of compensatory movement patterns becoming entrenched. After the release, OMT is equally critical in retraining the tongue to adopt the correct resting posture, establishing healthy breathing and swallowing habits, and helping prevent the tissue from reattaching — a known complication when post-procedural rehabilitation is not pursued.

 

 

Parents seeking to understand whether their child may be affected can get a detailed overview of MyoGrowth Academy's tongue and lip tie management and learn about the signs to look for and the treatment pathway the clinic follows.

 

 

Luca Pomare, Principal Dentist at MyoGrowth Academy, warns that the wait-and-see approach many families are advised to take comes at a real cost. “When tongue tie in newborns goes undiagnosed, parents are often told to wait and see — but by the time the child is school-aged and struggling with speech, sleep, or behaviour, the window for the easiest and most effective intervention has already narrowed considerably,” he says. “We want Inner West families to know that early assessment is quick, non-invasive, and could genuinely change the trajectory of their child’s development.”

 

Signs Parents Should Not Ignore

 

MyoGrowth Academy encourages parents in Haberfield and surrounding suburbs to book an assessment if their newborn or young child displays indicators that include difficulty latching during breastfeeding, clicking sounds or prolonged feeding sessions, poor weight gain in the newborn period, visible heart-shaped or notched tongue when the child cries or attempts to extend the tongue, delayed or unclear speech development, teeth grinding (bruxism), or a chronically open-mouth posture

 

 

The clinic's comprehensive overview of oral myofunctional problems provides parents with an in-depth resource covering the range of conditions that can stem from poor tongue posture and restricted function, from tooth crowding and jaw development issues through to sleep disturbance and concentration difficulties.

 

Book a Free Consultation Today

 

If you are concerned your newborn, infant, or young child may have a tongue tie or related oral myofunctional issue, MyoGrowth Academy is offering a free initial assessment to families across the Inner West — with no referral required. Visit MyoGrowth Academy to learn more or call the friendly team on (02) 9538 7722 to arrange your child's assessment.

 

About MyoGrowth Academy

 

MyoGrowth Academy is a specialist pre-orthodontic and oral myofunctional therapy clinic located at Shop 9/191–193 Ramsay St, Haberfield NSW 2045, proudly serving families across Sydney's Inner West including Ashfield, Leichhardt, Drummoyne, Five Dock, Concord, Croydon, Burwood, and Strathfield. The clinic brings together dentists, oral health therapists, and oral myofunctional therapists under one roof to provide holistic, evidence-informed care for children from infancy through to adolescence.

 

 

Media Contact

Dr Luca Pomare

Principal Dentist

Myogrowth Academy

Shop 9/191/193 Ramsay St, Haberfield NSW 2045, Australia

Phone: (02) 9538 7722

Email: info@myogrowthacademy.com.au
Website: https://myogrowthacademy.com.au/