by Linda | Sep 24, 2019 | Dental Treatment, Gum disease, Oral Health Education, Oral Health Tips and Facts
You’ve probably heard it over and over – visit your dentist for a check-up and preventative treatment at least every 6 months. If every Australian did, we would probably all have super healthy teeth and gums. Unfortunately, 65% of Australians haven’t seen their...
by Linda | Oct 24, 2018 | Oral Health Education, Oral Health Tips and Facts, Risk Factors, Signs and Symptoms
We all know the foods and drinks that are the main culprits for causing tooth decay, cavities and gum disease. They include refined carbohydrates, high in added sugar, such as chocolate, sweets, cookies, cakes and soft drinks. But just because you avoid these foods...
by Linda | Apr 27, 2018 | Oral Health Tips and Facts, Oral Safety and First Aid
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 also occur as a result of a jaw issue or injury. Prevention You can prevent most dental problems...
by Linda | Mar 29, 2018 | Oral Health Children, Oral Health Tips and Facts, Prevention
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 across the Australia. Of particular concern, was the lack of...
by Linda | Feb 28, 2018 | Oral Health Tips and Facts, Oral Hygiene Care
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 in your oral health, there’s a lot you can do at home when it comes to keeping your...
by Linda | May 11, 2017 | Oral Health Education, Oral Health Tips and Facts, Oral Hygiene Care, Risk Factors, Signs and Symptoms
When your teeth develop caries (cavities), it means you have oral bacterial colonies living on the surface of your teeth and gums – in a bio-film called plaque. So why does plaque develop and accumulate on your teeth and gums? Usually, it is a result of frequent...
