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How To Take Care of Dental Implants
Getting dental implants is a big step toward restoring your smile. But here’s something many Perth patients don’t realise until afterwards: the surgery…
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Oral Health & AdviceWhat is tooth pulp and its importance in dental health?
In the intricate landscape of dental anatomy, the term “tooth pulp” often emerges, highlighting its vital role in maintaining dental health. Understanding what tooth…
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Oral Health & AdviceWater flossing vs regular flossing: which is better?
Considering a water flosser to use instead of dental floss? We'll compare water floss to string floss in our blog. Read on to find out which floss is best for you.
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Oral Health & AdviceElectric toothbrush vs manual: which one is better?
Electric toothbrushes are a popular alternative to traditional manual toothbrushes. Many find them to be more effective. Read our blog article to discover why.
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Oral Health & AdviceConsidering overseas dental implants? Here’s why local is best!
While overseas dentists do often promise to do the job for cheap, there are dangers you must be aware of before you eagerly start booking flights. This blog post discusses the three most important reasons why taking your dental work overseas may not work out for you in the long-term.
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How to Reduce Tooth Decay Caused by Sugar
More and more sugars are entering our diets as our eating habits change, more of them are ‘hidden’ sugars. Decay is very definitely on the rise but the good news is, it’s possible to prevent decay through diet and lifestyle.
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Oral Health & Advice5 ways to prevent gum disease
One of the most common causes of tooth loss is gum disease. Your gums protect your teeth from harmful bacteria, and if you don't properly care for your gums, harmful bacteria could deteriorate your bones and gums. Over time, deterioration in your mouth could result in tooth loss.
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Oral Health & AdviceSmoking & Your Dental Health – Is It Time To Quit?
One of the major issues of smoking is that it tends to disguise the damage taking place to the teeth and gums. Infected gums are usually red, puffy and bleed while being brushed. A smokers gums are not like this and will usually be thin, pale and do not bleed readily.
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Oral Health & AdviceOral Health During Pregnancy
Finding out you have a bundle of joy on the way is a very exciting time. But did you know pregnancy can lead to dental problems in some women? Some of these problems include gum disease and increased risk of tooth decay. An increase in hormones during pregnancy can affect your body's response to plaque (the layer of germs on your teeth).
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Oral Health & AdviceHow does sugar affect oral health?
We all like a sugary drink or treat every now and then. Have you ever stopped to think how this affects your general and oral health?
