Oral Health Basics: How Do I Keep My Mouth Healthy?
Keeping your mouth healthy and looking after your chompers goes beyond being confident with your smile. Your breath, gum and tongue health are part of a complete system that needs to be cared for. In this guide we will be...
Glass Ionomer vs Composite Fillings: Which One is Right for You?
Even with proper tooth care, sometimes we can end up with small cavities in our teeth due to diet, requiring a dental filling. While proper care goes a long way towards preventing damage, there are still a number of factors...
Are All-On-4 Dental Implants Right for Me?
Are All-On-4 dental implants the right route to replace your teeth? Or should you be considering other forms of teeth replacement? In this article, we will be breaking down what All-On-4 is, what you need to know before going in...
Root Canal Treatments 101: What You Need to Know
For many people, the assumption is that root canal treatment – also known as endodontic treatment or therapy – is a painful, invasive procedure, performed by dental specialists. But are these assumptions correct? In this blog post, we’ll look at what...
Wisdom Tooth Removal: Facts You Need To Know
Wisdom tooth extraction is a common dental procedure to remove one or more of a patient’s third molars. Molars are the last teeth in the mouth located at the back of the mouth both top and bottom. Wisdom teeth usually...
I brush my teeth regularly, so why are they still yellow?
Even though ‘whiter teeth’ is often included as one of the benefits of regularly and thoroughly brushing your teeth, some people with yellow teeth won’t see improvements, even when they brush twice a day. In this blog, we’ll take you...
How to Fix a Chipped or Broken Tooth
Even though teeth are generally incredibly sturdy and resistant to damage and trauma – enamel is one of the most mineralised tissues in the body – it’s still possible that one of your teeth could become chipped or broken, even...
What You Eat Can Affect Your Oral Health
While most people are aware to some degree that the food you eat can affect your oral health, most of us don’t actually realise just how much our diet influences not only our teeth, but other factors of oral health...
What to do when you have a toothache
It’s important to both know the reasons why toothaches occur, and what you can do to take care of yourself if they do. If you get do experience a sudden and prolonged toothache, this knowledge will ensure you don’t panic...
How preventive dentistry keeps your teeth clean
Preventive dentistry refers to the practices that we employ on a day-to-day basis to take care of our teeth and gums. This means reducing the chance of needing dental surgery for future teeth problems, and ensuring your smile is kept...