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Tooth decay: causes, prevention, and treatment

Tooth decay: causes, prevention, and treatment

by Dr Linda Chen | Oct 1, 2022 | Dental Treatment, Gum Disease, Risk Factors, Signs and Symptoms

Did you know that tooth decay is Australia’s most common chronic disease affecting children and adults? Tooth decay is the term used to describe damage to a tooth’s enamel or surface. It occurs when bacteria inside the  mouth produce acids that harm the...
Foods that you never thought would cause tooth decay

Foods that you never thought would cause tooth decay

by Dr Linda Chen | 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...
Tooth decay and tooth erosion – what’s the difference?

Tooth decay and tooth erosion – what’s the difference?

by Dr Linda Chen | Aug 28, 2017 | Oral Conditions and Issues, Risk Factors, Signs and Symptoms

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 time, the process of tooth damage speeds up even more. What is tooth decay? Tooth decay occurs...
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