Dental Tips

Beach Holiday Without Toothache

Toothache Ruins Your Holiday – Don’t Let It

It’s a beautiful time of year to celebrate, relax, travel and enjoy the best parts of life, but unfortunately it can be unlucky for some. Toothache Ruin Your Holiday! Toothache doesn’t always respect our holiday plan; be it Maroochydore Sunshine Coast; Snow in Japan or Outback Australia – it almost seems like it waits for

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Healthy Teeth: Eating your Teeth Healthy

Good Food for Healthy Teeth Some foods and drinks are magic for supporting healthy teeth and saliva. Anything that helps to reduce acids and is low in sugar tends to help our teeth, like these wonderful snacks… Questionable Food for Healthy Teeth Some foods and drinks that are healthy can work against us if we

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My teeth are sensitive! Why?

Sensitivity can be a mild annoyance to a constant struggle, and there is a whole host of things that can cause it. Sensitivity to Cold Let’s get into this tin of worms! Sensitivity to cold doesn’t always spell disaster but if it ends up interfering with your day-to-day comfort then it’s time to get to

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Home Oral Hygiene

Coming to see us for your 6-monthly check and clean is a wonderful way to make sure your oral health stays on track, but so much of your dental health comes from the work you put in at home. It can be daunting though; there’s a mountain of products out there! It can be hard

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Should I get an Electric or a Manual Toothbrush?

The easy answer is electric. Can’t be that simple, can it? Of course not! So let’s take a look at closer look at the different types of toothbrushes.   Manual Toothbrushes Not quite the ‘original’ toothbrush (have a google of ‘chewing sticks’ for that) but definitely the modern classic nowadays. Manual toothbrushes come in a

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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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