7 May 2015
According to official government stats, Australians aren't very good at getting down to the dentist for regular check-ups. It turns out that 40% only make the visit once a year while another 30% will only drop by to see their dentist in the case of an emergency. If you've been dodging regular check-ups, here are some signs that it might be time to bite the bullet and make that booking.
14 April 2015
Rather than treating your 6 monthly check-ups as a drag, why not try and embrace them as a fun activity. Here are some ideas to make your trips easier on everyone. Book all the appointments at once Rather than trying to work out separate times, why not get all the adults and kids to go to the dentist at the same time. By booking back-to-back check-ups let's the children see how the adults also get their teeth cleaned and helps everyone to have some company in the waiting room.
16 March 2015
Are you considering if dental implants are the right choice for you, but you don't have enough information to make an informed decision? Then take the time to familiarise yourself with what dental implants involve on the day of the treatment and the different treatment options available to you. By doing so, you will be prepared for the treatment and completely satisfied that you are making the right choice. With that thought in mind, here is some must-know information on dental implants:
9 February 2015
An orthodontist is a dentist who specializes in the treatment of crooked or misaligned teeth. They also address problems with overbites and under bites, when the top and bottom of the jaw are misaligned or not proportionate. If you have crooked teeth you may be tempted to see a cosmetic dentist for a quick fix, but there are some good reasons why a traditional orthodontist is the better choice. Consider a few of those reasons here.
15 January 2015
Veneers can hide various types of imperfections, like discoloration, cracks and chips, while still seamlessly blending in with one's natural teeth since they can be made from 18 different shades of porcelain, and are individually sculpted to fit the smile of each patient. From a cosmetic standpoint, porcelain veneers are a great investment, and they last an average of 10 years. With proper maintenance, they can last or an even longer amount of time.