If you’re unhappy with your smile, your first step should be thinking about cosmetic dental treatment. Changing the appearance of your teeth and smile automatically boosts your confidence, how others perceive you, and can lead to more success in all areas of life...
Dry mouth, or xerostomia, is a condition in which the salivary glands don't make enough saliva to keep your mouth as lubricated as it should be. Dry mouth is often due dehydration coming as a side effect of certain medications, aging issues, or as a result of...
At Bondi Dental patients sometimes ask, "Why do I need X-rays?" And it’s a good question. The simple answer is to keep track of your dental health. X-rays of the mouth and teeth are critical to diagnosing and managing dental conditions. By using X-rays your dentist...
Many people worry about the cost of dental implants Bondi beach. In fact, many people think that dental treatments that cost less are a wiser economic than more expensive ones. But, dental care is vital to your overall health. When your oral health declines, your...
Good oral hygiene habits are always the first line of defense against tooth decay. However, teeth can be difficult to protect as they have irregular shapes. Molars, particularly, are prone to buildup of food bits and bacteria that can lead to decay. A great way to...
Prevention is the best medicine for your oral health. Although Bondi Dental offers treatments like fillings, crowns, and professional teeth whitening to make your teeth stronger and brighter, while improving your dental health as well, it's better (and less expensive)...
Many people confuse oral surgeons with dentists. Though both of these professionals work on the human mouth to increase oral health and alleviate discomfort, each has particular responsibilities, knowledge, skills, and patients. Dentists Dentists are oral health...
If your gums are tender, puffy, or bleed when you brush or floss, you may be among the 20 per cent of Australian adults with gum disease. And gum disease is the most common cause of tooth loss in Australia! Gum disease, begins as a reversible condition called...
Roughly one-million Australians suffer from diabetes, and best medical guesses are that at least half again that number have diabetes but do not know they suffer from it. Diabetes spreads across ages and demographics. The prevalence of type 2 diabetes, for instance,...
