Category : Dental Tips

Having straight teeth doesn’t have to be a traumatic experience.  It is understood that although traditional devices are very good at correcting severe misalignment’s in the teeth and the jaw, they do come with a few downsides that if possible, would be avoided. Not everyone needs the extreme option when it comes to straightening teeth.  […]Read More

Timely dental care from a dentist in Sydney CBD remains the best way for patients to avoid the undesirable consequences of tooth decay, missing teeth and periodontal disease among numerous other dental conditions. According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 70 000 Australians from the age of 15 years and older had to […]Read More

Smile! Often, we can all feel self-conscious about the way we look. It is evident that we are living in an increasingly image focused society, with the rise of the Instagram-age and an increased focus and importance being placed on how each of us look. Whilst we may all sometimes feel despondent about the way […]Read More

The Top Five Myths about Adult Aligners Debunked Myths and old wives’ tales have been a common part of many cultures, and can offer some interesting historical insights into things such as pregnancy or how to remove bubblegum from hair. However, in modern times, the internet has provided a portal that has allowed information to […]Read More

Ah, the internet. The world’s knowledge collected all in one place, allowing you to search for anything you want within minutes! While the internet is indeed a fast way to research things, it also contains a fair share of myths and half truths. Mix these falsehoods with the words cosmetic and dentistry, and you have […]Read More

There are many different factors that determine a beautiful and aesthetically pleasing smile.  These include having straight, symmetrical and evenly spaced teeth, where the shape of each tooth is even.  The gum line plays a factor, as does the health of the gum as well. Also, the width of the smile can determine the level […]Read More

What are dental injuries? Dental injuries involve a range of conditions quite often acquired by accident, resulting in damage to the teeth or the tissues around them. In less severe cases usually the chipping of the enamel is involved. If the injury runs deep, not only the enamel but the dentine can be involved too. […]Read More

When it comes to receiving quality care for specific conditions, patients look to dental practices that offer treatment programs and trained professionals who have experience and confidence in working with the exact condition that they have. Dentistry encompasses a very broad range of procedures and those responsible for the care and treatment of patients are […]Read More

In Australia, it is estimated that up to 60% of all adults snore occasionally and 30% snore every night. That equates to a lot of noise during those much needed forty winks! Obstructive sleep apnoea is one of the leading causes of snoring worldwide, alongside being one of the most reported sleep disorders. Left untreated, […]Read More