If you’re paying for an extras policy then you’ve probably got cover for dental. And since you’re already paying for dental, the idea of paying any money out of pocket for treatment probably rubs you the wrong way. However, there is a solution and it’s called no-gap dental. What is a gap? Sometimes when using…
The reality is our eating habits play a major role in tooth decay, which is a diet related disease. Sugars in the food and drinks we eat are taken up by bacteria, producing acids that attack the outer layer of tooth enamel to cause decay. Our saliva helps our teeth recover from these attacks through…
Dentistry has evolved significantly over time, from pulling a tooth because of cavity to metal and gold fillings to tooth colouring filling materials. Then, porcelain material was introduced as a reliable alternative to fillings in certain cases. As technology has improved, so has the pain control, teeth replacement and teeth straightening options. Melbourne based general…
Our teeth our incredibly important, not only just for the more practical reasons, like eating, but also for our happiness and confidence as well. Having bad teeth, gums or bad breath can really impact how we feel. We all think we know the basics of looking after our teeth, but are we really doing all…
Pregnancy is a key part of many women’s life. Your dental health before and during the pregnancy can have an effect on your growing child and of course your own dental health. The best treatment is of course prevention, so anyone planning on having children would be well advised to have a full dental check…
Your mouth is the gateway to your health. Not only does it dictate what you eat, the very process of digestion starts in your mouth. Just as we are only beginning to unravel the importance of a healthy gut to our overall health, we are learning more and more about the role of good dental…
Admit it – brushing your teeth is so second nature you barely think about it. But doing it right is a key part of good oral health, and it can help you avoid cavities and gum disease. Brush up on your skills with these easy-to-follow tips. 1. Choose the Right Tool Do you have the…