If your gums are swollen, red or bleeding, you might have gum disease. One of the most common oral health problems in Australia, gum disease (periodontal disease) can affect people of all ages. If you think you might have gum disease, you should schedule an appointment with your dentist to discuss t.....
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Teeth grinding, or bruxism, is one of the common dental problems. Many people are likely to be unaware of their habit of teeth grinding, until their dentist informs them about tell-tale signs of it during their routine dental visits. Many of our patients have problems such as temporomandibular.....
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Whether you’re suffering from a broken tooth, a nasty infection or a painful toothache, dental emergencies can strike when you least expect it. Whatever the problem, you should never ignore oral symptoms—especially in the case of an infection that can quickly become a serious health risk. Here is wh.....
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Summer is here and you've never felt better: you're working out more, spending time with family and friends, playing sports in the park and even making sure to wear sunscreen through it all. While the hot summer months can do wonders for your mood and maybe even your health, you may not have given m.....
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One of the best ways to avoid unnecessary dental discomfort or expenses is to have your teeth and gums regularly checked by a dentist. Routine check-ups with dental professionals can help catch problems before they start – which may mean that you save time and money in the long run!How often should .....
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