Articles posted by Sunshine Coast Smile Centre

IV Sedated Dentistry for Nervous or Anxious Patients

Contact us if you are would like to see a dentist on the Sunshine Coast, but are nervous or anxious about the procedure. We offer IV sedated dentistry or sleep dentistry at our clinic in Cotton Tree. We have been operating for many years and we have come to understand that dental visits can cause high

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Sunshine Coast Smile Centre have built their practice around a Dental Care Culture that puts the needs of patients first.

Sunshine Coast Smile Centre Dental Care Culture

Since we took ownership of the Sunshine Coast Smile Centre in 2007 we have worked hard to build a Dental Care Culture that focuses firmly on our patients. Being an independent family owned and operated dental practice, we firmly believe in the good old fashioned values of excellent customer service and quality care. Our promise

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At Sunshine Coast Smile Centre we perform all Root Canal Procedure onsite at our Maroochydore practice

What exactly is Root Canal Procedure?

Root Canal Procedure…. It is a phrase that sends shivers down the spine of hundreds of thousands of people around the world. But what if I told you a Root Canal Procedure will not be as bad as you think?   How would you feel about it then?   Root canal, or endodontic treatment as

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Crown Dentists in Cotton Tree

Dental Crowns are made of natural looking porcelain and are made to improve your overall smile or to blend in with your own teeth whilst strengthening the existing tooth structure. A porcelain crown is the restoration of choice when a filling or inlay/onlay will no longer suffice. Crowns surround the tooth like a hat bracing

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Need help choosing with Toothpaste Brands to use?

Which Toothpaste Brands should I use?

A question our 3 resident dentists get asked a lot is ‘which toothpaste brands should I use’? This is a difficult question as the choice is very wide. A quick scour of the supermarket shelves reveal a host of different Toothpaste Brands. Many of these you will instantly recognise like Colgate, Oral B and Macleans.

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These 7 oral hygiene tips will reduce your risk of Tooth Decay.

How To Reduce The Risk Of Tooth Decay

Tooth decay is something that affects many people in Australia regardless of their age.It is caused by your tooth enamel, (the hard, outer layer of your teeth) being eroded and destroyed by plaque.During the course of your day a sticky film of bacteria, more commonly known as plaque, constantly forms on your teeth.It is accentuated

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4 Top Tips To Improve Your Childrens Teeth from Sunshine Coast Smile Centre

4 Top Tips To Improve Your Childrens Teeth

As parents we all worry about our children’s teeth.  Tooth decay can be a real issue for both children and teenagers alike. Luckily decay along with many other common dental ailments can be prevented.   The following are some things that you can do as parents to ensure your children maintain an optimum level of

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If you are currently experiencing sore gums, or would like to make an appointment with our dental hygienist please call Jess on 07 5443 2800.

How to Avoid Getting Sore Gums

You might not be aware of this but the state of your gums play a major role in not only your overall dental health, but also your whole well-being too.   If your gums are a little tender and red, if you feel sharp pains when eating or drinking, or if see blood in the

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8 Great Ways To Strengthen Your Teeth easily.

Bad Breath Advice

One of the most common yet embarrassing oral health conditions is bad breath, or as it is clinically called, halitosis. People of all ages suffer with bad breath at various times throughout their life. However for the large majority of these people it is only temporary condition, usually caused by foods such as onions, garlic

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Check out these 5 main reasons to visit the dentist.

5 Of The Most Common Reasons To Visit The Dentist

According to a recent study by the Australian Institute of Health & Welfare some 64% of people aged 5 and over had cause to visit the dentist in the previous year. That equates to around 15 million patients.   For many their reason to visit the dentist was for a routine check-up and clean.  

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