CDW Blog
For the latest dental & oral health news, technology and trends.
What happens when teeth go missing?
We rarely think about how much our teeth do for us—until one is gone. Suddenly, something as simple as chewing your favourite meal, speaking clearly, or smiling without hesitation feels different… incomplete. Whether lost to decay, gum disease, trauma, or simply the...
What happens when teeth go missing?
We rarely think about how much our teeth do for us—until one is gone. Suddenly, something as simple as chewing your favourite meal, speaking clearly, or smiling without hesitation feels different… incomplete. Whether lost to decay, gum disease, trauma, or simply the...
Essential dental precautions for sports
Game on with essential dental protectionSports ignite strength, teamwork, and mental grit—but a hidden danger lurks: dental disasters that hit hard. While you brace for twists and sprains, don’t forget that a smashed tooth can spark lifelong woes, monster bills, and...
How inlays and onlays restore teeth with minimal intervention
Less drilling, more chilling with minimally-invasive inlays and onlaysHave you ever wondered how dentists can repair a damaged tooth without a lot of drilling which could compromise your natural smile? Keeping your natural teeth as intact as possible is key to...
What lies ahead for impacted wisdom teeth?
Wisdom teeth arriving is often considered a major milestone of growing up, but it often brings along more than just a few aches and pains. While some people breeze through their wisdom tooth eruption without a hitch, others find themselves grappling with impacted...
The hidden dangers of a dirty toothbrush
Danger lurking in dirty bristles Brushing your teeth may seem like a safe and simple ritual, but lurking within those innocent bristles could be an unseen world of trouble. Improper storage, damp conditions, and neglect can turn your trusty toothbrush into a breeding...
How summer sunshine and vitamin D keep your teeth healthy
Summer sunshine and stronger smiles with vitamin DAs summer heats up, there’s nothing better than heading outdoors to enjoy our glorious summer lifestyle. But did you know those sunny moments do more than lift your spirits? In healthy doses they’re also a fantastic...
Can root cleaning reverse early-stage gum disease?
Gum disease is a sneaky condition that starts out small, but it can turn into a real trouble-maker if not addressed promptly. It's particularly prevalent in Australia, with a significant portion of the population affected. Statistics from 2012-14 showed that nearly...
Protecting tooth pulp after dental injuries
Have you ever taken an unexpected tumble and landed smack on your face? Or maybe you bit down on a popcorn kernel too enthusiastically? While our teeth are incredibly strong, even the smallest of injuries can threaten the delicate inner tissue called dental pulp. This...
Restore your tooth’s aesthetics, health & strength with a dental crown
When your tooth gets damaged, it faces a potential snowball effect. Whether chipped, severely decayed or even requiring a root canal, your tooth loses strength and becomes prone to further damage. The further the decline, the more rapidly and severely it progresses....
Healthy food choices for the mouth
Healthy food choices give us the ingredients we need to build resilient bodies, healthy gums and strong teeth. The precise contents of each bite we take significantly influences the condition of each part of our bodies, and it is often our teeth and gums which feel...
What to do when a baby tooth wiggles
Ah, the wobbly tooth! It can be a time of both excitement and nervousness for parents and children alike. The first lost tooth marks a significant milestone in your child's development, but let's face it, the sight of a loose chomper can leave you wondering what to do...
Gum disease may be a risk factor for Alzheimer’s
Have you ever considered that brushing and flossing could be doing more than just keeping your mouth healthy? Recent research reveals a surprising connection that seems to go from oral care into cognitive well-being. It's no longer just about cavities or bleeding...