Flossing – because brushing is not enough
Flossing is an essential part of taking good care of your teeth.
Dental floss cleans the area between your teeth — places where your toothbrush can’t reach effectively.
Sleep Apnoea in Children
Sleep Apnoea is a condition when there are repeated episodes of interrupted breathing during a night of sleep. According to the journal, Australian Family Physician, the condition affects 1%-5% of children.
Obstructive Sleep Apnoea – What it is & How it is treated
Apnoea (also spelt apnea) means “without breathing”
In the condition of Sleep Apnoea, a person can repeatedly have short periods during sleep when he/she stops breathing.
Bruxism – Teeth Grinding, Clenching or Gritting
Bruxism is a condition in which you unconsciously grind, clench or grit your teeth. It is not related to any eating habits like crushing ice or bones or nuts. Indeed, it is not related to how or what you eat.
Your Child’s Oral Health is a Reflection of Your Own
If you want your children to have healthy teeth, make sure that your own mouth is healthy. New DNA coding techniques have allowed medical researchers to trace the path of infection from one person to another.
The Benefits of a Full Dental Check-up
The Benefits of a Full Dental Check-up, gives you a comprehensive understanding of your current oral health and allows you to make informed decisions about your treatment.
The Mouth-Body Connection
Gum Disease is an infection of the gums and bone that support teeth. Anytime your body is infected by bacteria or virus, your body will trigger the immune system into action.
Braces & Invisalign Pros & Cons
Choosing between getting treatment with either braces or Invisalign is a decision that has to be based on a detailed discussion with your dentist.
Dental Implants – the closest thing to natural teeth
Just like a natural tooth, an implant is held by your jawbone so your new artificial tooth feels secure and you can enjoy confidence when you eat, speak or smile!
FAQs about Removing Wisdom Teeth
The removal of a wisdom tooth does not always require surgery. If the tooth is already fully grown into the mouth, it may be possible to remove it by a straight-forward extraction.