Dental Blog

Yellow, stained or discoloured teeth are one of the most common cosmetic concerns among Australian adults. Whether teeth have discoloured naturally with age or due to diet or lifestyle factors, they can affect a person's confidence and may be a sign of an underlying oral health problem. Yellow teeth.....
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Crooked and crowded teeth can impact on your appearance and confidence, but they can also have serious effects on oral health and overall health. Whether you missed out on orthodontic treatment in your youth or your teeth have shifted in later life, the good news is it's never too late to straighten.....
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If you're considering cosmetic dentistry treatments to make changes to your smile, you've probably come across veneers. These custom-made coverings for teeth can be an option for everything from covering up stains and blemishes to changing the size, shape and alignment of teeth. If dental veneers so.....
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Decayed and missing teeth can affect more than just your appearance. They may also impact on your diet and nutrition, speech and self-esteem. The healthy teeth surrounding a gap can also be affected if they start to lean out of shape and affect how your teeth bite together. If you have any missing t.....
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Just because your child's baby teeth will fall out one day, don't think that looking after them is any less important than caring for their permanent teeth. Children's teeth play many vital roles at all stages of their development, from making sure they can eat a wide variety of nutritious foods to .....
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If you need to replace missing or damaged teeth, or you want more support for dentures, dental implants are the most stable and long-lasting option. Dental implants have a high success rate when they are provided by qualified and experienced practitioners, but it's still important to know what the p.....
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Regular dental visits are recommended once or twice a year, depending on your oral health needs, but this is easier for some people than others. Anxiety or fear of visiting the dentist can lead people to delay or avoid their appointments altogether, putting their oral health and general health at ri.....
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While most people desire to have an attractive face, few understand that facial beauty is not only attributable to facial or symmetrical features but also has to do with good teeth and a well-defined bone structure. Even fewer people are aware of the inextricably entwined roles that the teeth and to.....
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It might not seem too long ago that your child was getting their first teeth, and now their next set are ready to come through. The difference is that older children are more aware of what's happening, and having to lose their teeth in the first place can be an upsetting experience for some. Read th.....
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Do you feel worried or anxious about visiting the dentist? As many as one in six Australian adults say they feel anxious, scared or stressed when they're in a dental setting, making dental fear one of the most common types of anxiety. Anxiety can have negative effects on your oral health if it means.....
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