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...
When looking for the best dental care, getting a second opinion is sometimes the most important thing you can do for the wellness of your oral health. If you think you need another dental expert to weigh in on your dental condition, it probably means you need to get...
Cavities often attack the teeth of babies and young children. However, upon entering the new millennium, it was revealed that elderly adults were getting more dental caries than children. Nowadays, children and elders are still the most vulnerable groups for tooth...
As what the name implies, burning mouth syndrome (BMS) or glossodynia is described as a hot or burning sensation affecting the certain parts of your mouth such as the tongue, lips, palate or even widespread areas of the mouth. Though your mouth may feel like burning,...
A dental exam or checkup gives your dentist an opportunity to check your ongoing oral health and any early signs of dental problems. Many people disregard the benefits of routine checkups, being misled by the thought that dental care is a luxury. Like any other...
Mouth sores have abilities to heal on their own after a week or so. However, allowing them to stay in your mouth and suffer for about a week is a real burden. Good thing there are various home remedies for mouth sores that are easy and simple to do. Whether it’s...
The teeth and gums of your baby are still delicate and require extra care when cleaning them. Regardless of the number of their teeth, parents must find a gentle yet effective way of eliminating bacteria that may cause tooth decay. Baby’s teeth usually start to appear...
You probably heard about xylitol included in chewing gums as a helpful agent for teeth. This is because xylitol is clinically proven to lessen cavities and helps in the prevention of tooth decay as well as periodontal (gum) disease. Xylitol also has its sweet side...
Tartar, alternatively referred to as calculus, is essentially plaque buildup that has hardened on the other surfaces of the teeth. Apart from accumulating in dental surfaces, tartar also forms underneath the gum line. As such, tartar buildup is known to result to both...
