You know that working out is important for your health. But between work, family, friends and the latest season of Game of Thrones there just aren’t enough hours in the day to get down to the gym. Here are some tips on getting fit without a gym.
Dental implants are a great way to return your smile to completion and give your jaw the strength and stability it needs prevent bone loss and support your facial features.
Our teeth are meant to last a lifetime, and our tooth enamel is the hardest part of our body—even harder than our bones! In fact, tooth enamel is stronger than any other substance on earth besides diamond.
With tooth decay in young Australian children at an alarmingly high number, caring for your young one’s oral health is of the utmost importance. Here’s some simple dental care tips to get you on your way and setting your kids up with the right habits in looking after their teeth.
Life can feel a little crazy and overwhelming at times and with over 2 million Australian’s suffering from anxiety in any given year, it’s so important we do all we can to reduce our stress levels and take time out to nurture and protect our mental health and wellbeing.
Flossing should be an essential step in your daily dental hygiene routine. Proper flossing will remove plaque and food particles that get stuck between teeth and under the gum line where your toothbrush bristles are unable to get to.
Most of us have enjoyed consuming some minty, fresh ‘chewy’ after our daily coffee or lunch to prevent bad breath or help our teeth feel clean when we can’t brush. We’ve been lead to believe chewing on gum after a meal is good for our dental health, but how beneficial is it really?
Brush your way to a brighter smile with these simple tips to incorporate into your morning and evening routine.
They say a smile is the best accessory you can wear, and we have to agree! Taking good care of your teeth and gums not only helps keep your pearly whites bright, but is also integral to the prevention of tooth decay, gum disease and bad breath.
With the dental health week approaching, I would like to share a few words about a very common and silent disease which affects our teeth supporting structures: Gum disease. The gum disease has two main stages: gingivitis and periodontitis.
At the end of everyday and even after each and every interaction with any human being, I often ask myself was I able to bring value to that person? Was I able to make that person's life a little bit better through our interaction?
Early 2013 was around the time that the thought of owning and operating my own denture clinic became a reality. My uncle had a new retail spot open up in Parramatta. Previously fitted out for an Optometrist, I began the process of designing and fitting out the space to become a dental practice.
We highly recommend regular examinations every 6-12 months. This will help us identify any potential problems so we can deal with it immediately, saving you time and money.
Philips Zoom can give you the white smile of your dreams. With Philips Zoom whitening our dentist can recommend a custom treatment program designed around your unique needs and preferences, providing you the option that best suits your time and budget.
The Damon System is not just about revolutionary braces and wires, it's a whole new way of treating patients. Damon smiles are full, natural 10-tooth smiles achieved with light biologically-sensible forces, and are specifically designed to improve the overall facial result of each patient.
ClearCorrect clear aligners straighten teeth invisibly, without metal braces. It’s easy to remove aligners and eat whatever you like. There are no wires to trap food or get in the way when you floss.
If tooth decay is detected at your regular check up, fillings may help restore your tooth with small to moderate decay.
Maintaining good dental hygiene is important throughout your whole life.
Root canal therapy is considered when treating a tooth that has been affected by decay or disease.
If a tooth is beyond saving or restoring then it will need to be removed, but will eventually need to be replaced by various means.
Implants can be used to replace one or more missing teeth. They are an ideal tooth replacement option because they look and feel like a natural tooth.
It is important to monitor your children's oral health development.
If you have lost your natural teeth due to damage, decay or injury, dentures can replace your missing teeth and restore your smile.
A crown may be used when treating a heavily decayed tooth or used alongside root canal therapy and implants.
Veneers have many applications when it comes to restoring your smile.
Custom made mouth-guards offer superior protection to stock mouth-guards bought at a sporting goods store.
