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Losing a tooth in an accident can be shocking, but staying calm and knowing what steps to take can lower the risk of further injury or infection. If the tooth is still intact, and you can see an emergency dentist within the hour, there's even a chance that it could be successfully reimplanted in you.....
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If you want whiter or straighter teeth or to cover up blemishes, dental veneers are one of the most versatile cosmetic dentistry treatments. These thin coverings can replace the visible part of your teeth to show the smile you want. If you're considering dental veneers, one of the first things you'l.....
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Thanks to greater awareness of oral hygiene, Aussies are now keeping more of their natural teeth into their senior years, but a lifetime of battling bacteria and wear and tear mean that missing teeth are more likely with age. Whether you're missing a single tooth, several teeth or all of your teeth,.....
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If you're not happy about the appearance of your smile, it can often take more than a single treatment to make the changes you want. A dentist can discuss these options with you as you work together to plan your personal smile makeover. There are many features that make up a smile which are in delic.....
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Braces may be generally associated with teenagers, but orthodontic treatment can help people across a wide age spectrum to straighten their teeth and correct bite problems. Your child's dentist may recommend an early orthodontic assessment if they spot signs of an existing condition or if they think.....
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Bleeding gums may be a sign of poor oral hygiene or a symptom of an underlying problem. If your gums regularly bleed when you brush your teeth, eat, or at other times, you should make an appointment at your local dental clinic. Your dentist will examine your teeth and gums and may ask about your med.....
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Your dentist might recommend a dental crown for many different reasons. Crowns are coverings for existing teeth that may be used to repair, restore, protect, reshape or resize teeth, among other uses. Whether a crown is the only treatment you're having, or part of a larger treatment such as a root c.....
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Most people experience bad breath (halitosis) occasionally, especially after eating or drinking something potent, but for others it can be an ongoing problem. If you suffer from persistent bad breath that isn't related to what you're eating and isn't relieved by the usual remedies, this could be a w.....
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Playing sport keeps kids and teenagers fit, helps with their physical development and lowers their risk of health problems, but sports can bring their own set of risks. In particular, sport and other active pastimes are the most common cause of dental injuries for young people in Australia. Injuries.....
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If you only go to the dentist when you already have signs of a problem, it's more likely that you'll need corrective treatment than someone who has a regular check-up and clean. But how regular is regular? There's no straightforward answer, as the ideal visiting frequency for you will depend on your.....
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