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Alongside buying fresh school shoes, stocking up on stationery and getting children back into the habit of an early bedtime after the freedom of the

When most of us hear the word ‘fluoride,’ we automatically think of dental treatments and the prevention of cavities. For decades, fluoride has been added

Why it’s important to replace missing teeth. These x-rays show the consequence of losing and not replacing a missing tooth. Teeth will drop into the

With studies suggesting that around one in four Australian children have untreated tooth decay and with about half of all six-year-olds experiencing some form of tooth decay, it’s clear that many children just aren’t receiving the oral hygiene advice and preventative dental treatment they need to form the basis for a lifetime of good dental health. There is a false belief that the dental care of baby teeth is a low priority, as they fall out anyway as the child grows.

Dental fillings are used to restore a tooth that has been damaged. Damage can occur from decay or from impact that causes the tooth to

For many people, a toothache can be almost unbearable. Unfortunately, it’s not always possible to get to a dentist quickly in order to get the

Tooth extraction is a common procedure that can be used to resolve a number of pressing dental problems. Often associated with the removal of badly

Being told that a scale and polish would be a good idea is a common experience for people attending a dental appointment, but what exactly

If your teeth aren’t as impressive or effective as you really want them to be, or if your smile is not as welcoming as you’d

If people are asked what they would like to improve about their smile their response generally is to have whiter teeth. Sugar used to be