Kids – Building a foundation for better adult oral health
A lot of adults with oral diseases usually accept that their condition is part of growing older or an inherited disposition. In actual fact, studies have shown that many of […]
Category: Dental Care
Relief for tooth pain using home remedies
Toothaches and tooth pain are symptoms you may experience when the nerves in and around a tooth are irritated as a result of decay, infection or injury. Tooth pain may […]
Tips for keeping your children’s teeth strong and healthy
A recent poll of children’s oral care habits, by the Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne, highlighted the confusion and lack of awareness regarding oral care – shown by parents and kids […]
Tips for cleaning your teeth at home
Not only are your teeth essential for chewing and predigesting your food, they can affect your appearance and the way others see you. While your dentist plays an important part […]
Bridging your gaps
If you have lost a tooth, a dental bridge is a tooth replacement option traditionally used to replace your missing tooth. While dental implants are the ideal long-term solution for […]
Common symptoms of tooth sensitivity
Tooth sensitivity affects 3 in 5 Australian adults. Its causes and symptoms can vary greatly. This oral condition can affect one or more teeth, and sensations of sensitivity can be […]
The most common causes of tooth sensitivity
If your teeth are sensitive to hot/cold/sweet/sour food and beverages, breathing in cold air, and brushing your teeth, the cause can usually be linked to an existing oral health issue. […]
How to control plaque and prevent gum disease
Bacterial plaque along the gum line is the root cause of periodontal disease – an oral condition that can take a huge toll on your oral and general health. Through […]
Dental fillings – an overview
What are fillings? Fillings are a type of tooth restoration for teeth that have been damaged by minor decay. Filling treatments are a safe and effective way to repair the […]
Tooth decay and tooth erosion – what’s the difference?
Tooth decay and tooth erosion are not the same – but they can both cause progressive long-term damage to your teeth. If you experience both oral conditions at the same […]