Scientific research shows us that sporting a white smile is always the right move. It is associated with more success, confidence, and even better romantic outcomes! Of course sometimes, cosmetic help is necessary to maintain that stunning white smile. One commonly...
Pregnancy is a wonderful and busy time for a woman, but even with all the excitement that comes with pregnancy, pregnant women should be sure to take care of their dental health for themselves and their babies. Happily, while some treatments and medicines should be...
Here’s 3 minutes video MHow To Know If You Have Impacted Teeth. If you think you have an impacted tooth, contact Bondi Dental today! If you have any questions about your dental care, contact us on (02) 9365 7187 today! To find this video on our Youtube Channel, please...
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...
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...
More and more Australians are now consuming sugar, and sugar consumption is prevalent in teenagers. Therefore overall levels of sugar consumption are expected to rise as teenagers who often consume sugars grow into adulthood. Understanding the role of sugar for your...
