Many New Year’s resolutions will be health-related – to lose weight, quit smoking, and so on. The lifespan of these resolutions can be so short that once February rolls around, most of us will be caught up in our busy lives and back to our regular routines. Many...
The holidays are a busy, joyful, and sometimes overwhelming time of year. Between celebrations, catch-ups, beach days in Bondi, and a constant flow of festive treats, it’s easy for your dental routine to take a back seat. Unfortunately, this is also when oral health...
This time of year, when so many people want to whiten their teeth in preparation for Christmas, teeth whitening is highly common. The party season is ready to begin at any moment, and just like the beauty and hairdressing industries, dentists also see a rise in...
Dental implants are one of the most reliable ways to restore your smile when you’ve lost one or more teeth. They are meant to look, feel and perform like natural teeth and provide you with the comfort and confidence of having a full smile. If you’re considering dental...
If your child loses a baby (or ‘temporary’) tooth before you expect it and there is no blood or trauma, there’s little need to do anything about it, as a permanent tooth will replace it. But if a permanent tooth gets knocked out, for any reason, that’s a dental...
Being a health fund member gives you an edge over the rest. Hence, there is no time to waste if you are overdue for a dental clean and examination. Many dental insurance funds provide no-gap cleaning once or twice a year. However, your benefits do not roll over into...
Smiling not only makes you feel good, but it also communicates your good feelings to others. Unfortunately, some people don’t smile freely. You might find yourself covering your mouth, turning away, or avoiding photos because of concerns about the appearance of your...
It is fairly easy to spot a wisdom tooth if you are growing one. All you have to do is examine your mouth and locate the 3 permanent molars in every dental quadrant. Wisdom teeth usually grow at the back of the mouth at an abnormal angle because there is virtually no...
Depression is a life-threatening disease linked to a range of health issues. Studies increasingly show that depression and oral health are also closely connected. This link is often overlooked, but it can have a serious impact on your daily comfort, self-esteem, and...
