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DENTISTRY AND PREGNANCY
It is natural and a mother or mother-to-be to avoid any actions that could put your unborn child at risk. This will help note of
SLEEP DENTISTRY
For various reasons, some people do not enjoy visiting the dentist. They may have had an unpleasant experience in the past, which often results in
WHAT CAN I EAT AFTER A ROOT CANAL?
Root canal treatment involved removing nerve and tissue from the inside of an infected tooth. It is important to know how to care for the
WHAT IS NEW IN THE COSMETIC DENTISTRY INDUSTRY?
Well known cosmetic alterations to our teeth are things like veneers, teeth whitening, crowns, caps, fillings, bridges, shaving/shaping and dentures. So where can we we
Problems during root canal treatment
Root canal treatments, like any medical treatment, does have a risk of complications. However, this risk is very minor and easy to fix if it
Cleaning your teeth with braces
Often those with braces or similar orthodontic work feel like they get more food and plaque stuck in the metal wires, and actual brace glued
Cosmetic dentistry: bonding vs veneers
Both dental bonding and veneers are a great way to enhance your smile by adding a change in height, colour, shape, width or length! Most
How long does it take to straighten teeth
There are different types of orthodontic treatment and everyone’s alignment is different, therefore, the length of the treatment does vary between patients. The average time
Porcelain fillings: a long term option
Porcelains fillings tend to be the more popular choice due to not only their aesthetics, but also their longevity. Fillings made out of this material
Benefits of fluoride in water
Fluoride began being added into Australian drinking sources between the 1960s-70s and is now in 70% of the populations water. Fluoride has been added to
Different versions of invisalign
Clear, removable aligners are a great alternative for those wanting to achieve beautiful straight teeth but without the use of traditional braces. There are many
How do black holes form
Dental caries (or dental decay), results from bacteria that live in our mouths and cause enamel erosion. Bacteria comes in many different forms and types