Dental Blog

Permanent teeth can last a lifetime with good daily care, but dental disease and accidental injuries can cut that short. The more teeth you lose, the greater the impact can be on your appearance, oral health and general health. If you have one or more teeth that feel loose or have come out.....
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Teeth don't have to lose their natural whiteness as you age. While some tooth discolouration is genetic, most stains can be prevented by being careful about what you eat and drink and keeping up a good oral hygiene routine. Read these 7 tips from our Gold Coast dentists to help your teeth .....
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Baby teeth may only be temporary, but they're no less important than adult teeth, and shouldn't be ignored. Neglecting a child's oral health in the early years can affect their development and harm their permanent teeth when they come through. With good daily hygiene habits and regular den.....
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If you want to replace one or more missing teeth, you might be considering dental implants as a long-term alternative to a fixed bridge or removable denture. Dental implants have been widely used by dentists in Australia for decades, and the procedure has a very high success rate when it'.....
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If you or your family like to indulge over the Christmas period, gaining weight isn't the only consequence you should be aware of. Sweet snacks, festive drinks and other holiday hazards can all take their toll on your teeth, and a toothache is often the first sign that something's wrong. I.....
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The four wisdom teeth are the last teeth to develop at the back of the mouth. They usually erupt in a person's late teen years to early twenties, though not everyone gets them. Most wisdom teeth don't cause problems, beyond some discomfort, but wisdom tooth problems are still common. If an.....
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If you or your kids need to improve your oral hygiene, swapping your manual toothbrush for a powered toothbrush could help. An electric toothbrush with a rotating head can make it easier to clean your teeth and gums, as long as you know how to use it properly. If you've never used an elect.....
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Crooked, misaligned or 'buck' teeth can affect your appearance, but that's not the only reason why so many Australian teens and adults choose orthodontic treatments to straighten their smiles. Properly aligned teeth have both aesthetic and functional advantages. Straight teeth are easier t.....
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Along with regular brushing, flossing and dental check-ups, cutting down on free sugars (the sugar added to food and drink by manufacturers) is one of the best things you can do to keep your teeth and gums healthy. So how much sugar is too much? The recommended daily sugar intake, accordin.....
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Public understanding of good oral hygiene is better than it used to be, but tooth decay is still a major health concern in Australia, especially when it comes to children. Tooth decay (also known as dental caries) is a disease of the mouth that involves the loss of mineral from teeth. Over.....
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