Common Repairs Your Denture May Need

Posted on 30 October 2019

Just like natural teeth, if you have dentures, they are eventually going to need to be repaired by your dentist. A denture may break over time, or it may suddenly break. Either way, it's important to your dental as well as emotional health that your repairs are done quickly. Here is a look at the common things that can occasionally go wrong with your dentures and require denture repair. Hairline Cracks [Read More]

Reliable Tips for Preventing Unnecessary Denture Repairs

Posted on 27 September 2019

If your natural teeth have suffered an extreme tooth decay and you are finding it difficult to smile, you can choose to get dentures. Dentures help by filling your smile with outstanding false teeth that resemble your original natural ones. Other than making your smile attractive, dentures promote your oral health, and all this builds confidence. Usually, dentures are built to last, but they still need regular proper care. What's more, you have spent a lot on them, and the last thing you want is to start paying for denture repairs because you were too careless and damaged the dentures. [Read More]

The Importance of Oral Healthcare

Posted on 12 July 2019

Oral health is one of the most neglected parts of Australian healthcare. Although there have been huge public health awareness programmes that have related to issues like skin cancer and mental health problem, oral health tends to miss out. This is despite the fact that tooth decay is a particular issue in the country. According to certain studies, around half of all Australian children suffer from some form of tooth decay before they have even reached their teenage years. [Read More]

Cracked a Crown? Here's What You Need to Do Right Away

Posted on 23 May 2019

When you bite down on a hard nut or sticky sweet and feel a dental crown break, don't panic. With the right dental treatment, you can get your crown repaired so you can go back to eating all your favourite foods without pain. Here are some steps to take right away to protect your teeth and overall oral health when you break a crown. 1. Remove the Crown First of all, spit the crown into your hand or onto a surface. [Read More]

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Wisdom Teeth: Removal, Maintenance and Cavity Prevention

Wisdom teeth are the largest molars in the very back of your mouth. While many people get their wisdom teeth removed, others keep them and the right decisions varies for everyone. In this blog, I want to present as much "wisdom" as possible on wisdom teeth. If you are trying to decided whether or not to keep yours, this information can help you decide. If you still have your wisdom teeth, this blog will show you how to take care of them, and it will look into the risk factors of cavities on wisdom teeth. I have unique perspective on this issue. I had a couple of wisdom teeth removed so I know what that feels like, but I still have the other two so I know that caring for them can be challenging as well.

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