Oral Health & Dental Diseases

While we hopefully now approach the end of the pandemic, it is the perfect time to have your teeth checked and restore proper oral health care. Preventive dental care services help thwart damage, decay, and disease to the teeth and gums. In recent months, we've seen...

So, you've got your ceramic dental crown? If that same crown(s) now gives you more confidence to smile your way through life, showing off your pearly whites to as many people as you can, that's fantastic.  However, keeping things this way takes work. You can't simply...

Did you know that 89% of Australians have experienced some form of tooth decay in their lifetime? A staggering statistic for a country that enjoys one of the highest living standards in the world. Luckily, there are numerous methods and solutions for treating decayed...

A smile you love goes with any outfit, and it never goes out of style. A great smile is one you love and want to show off. If you are not happy with your smile, you may be more self-conscious about smiling or even hide your teeth when smiling. Fortunately, cosmetic...

What Is Cosmetic Dentistry? Cosmetic dentistry isn't just for celebrities anymore. In fact, cosmetic dental procedures have become increasingly popular and more accessible than in the past. In fact, an Australian Dental Association survey found that about 1 in 5...

The benefits of keeping proper care of your dental health can go beyond physical health. Dental veneers can help you feel more confident about your smile and solve any imperfections you wish you could erase. The more you love your smile, the more confident you will be...

If you're missing teeth, you may be considering getting dentures. Dentures are false teeth that replace missing teeth. Dentures help to restore a patient's teeth to help them eat and speak more easily than they did with gaps. If you are bothered by the appearance of...

What Are Wisdom Teeth? Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last four molars to develop in humans. They often begin to come through into the mouth from 18 - 25 years of age.  They're located in the back of the mouth, behind our first molars and second...

The early years of a person's life can be crucial for their dental health. This is when many form the habits that will affect their teeth and gums well into adulthood. There are many things parents can do to help ensure that their children are developing healthy...

Choosing to care for your teeth before you see any major oral health problems is where preventative dentistry comes in. Preventative dental care is imperative to keeping a healthy smile as long as possible. There is no need to wait until you begin to notice poor oral...