Periodontal (gum) disease is the fifth most prevalent health problem among Australians (AHMAC 2001). It affects the tissues and structures relating to, and supporting, teeth. Yet, we are sometimes unaware we have it.Periodontal diseases range from simple gum...
Here’s a 3 minutes and 24 seconds video Modern Dental X-rays Made Easy: How Does It Work? Digital X-rays are much faster and easier to use, and in recent years have become more reliable and increased in visual quality. At Bondi Dental, we use state-of the-art X-ray...
It’s a mad, mad world and we all seem to be running around bombarded by information, interruptions and advertisement. It can be difficult to carve out a few minutes of peace and calm without being the target of some advertising campaign, the professionals at Bondi...
Many New Year’s resolutions will be health related this year – 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....
The Holiday Season is upon us. It could also be called the Snack Season, the Calorie Season, or the Tooth Decay Season. At Bondi Dental, we want you to survive the holidays without suffering any dental issues. This holiday season make it a goal to try to do better...
Call your Bondi dentist on (02) 9365 7187 or book your appointment online. Visit us at 134 Curlewis St in Bondi Beach.
Here’s a 2 minutes and 43 seconds video Dentist Bondi Advice: Alzheimer’s Disease and Dental Care. Predictable dental problems should be treated early. Trying to perform complex dental procedures on a disoriented and frightened patient can be disasterous. At Bondi...
Putting on a Happy Face Smiling not only makes you feel good, but it communicates your good feelings to others. Unfortunately, some people don’t smile freely - they cover their mouths with their hands, turn away, or pull their lips down in public. In many cases the...
Eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia can damage your teeth and gums in several ways. A person with bulimia engages in a cycle of binge eating (compulsive overeating) and vomiting. The tooth enamel can erode once the stomach acids in the vomit pass through the...
