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Here's why losing a back tooth could be more serious than you might think, in addition to some helpful advice on how a dental implant could prevent problems a missing tooth could cause.
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.
If your teen has hypodontia and is missing one or more teeth, then they are likely to need treatment. Learn about some of your options for treatment here.
If you have gaps in your smile, you've probably thought about getting dental implants. Whether your dental condition comes from advanced oral caries or an injury, dental implants may offer the best possible solution.
If there is an option to save a tooth, it is always better to keep your own tooth — our Perth dentist explains why…
Some people are quite happy to have missing teeth and can cope well after they have lost a tooth. It is important to understand the possible consequences of leaving a missing tooth for a long period of time. A missing tooth can lead to a number of serious issues such as aesthetic changes through to serious health concerns if dental treatment is not sought.
If the thought of eating ice cream or having an ice cold drink is enough to make you cringe chances are you at some point have suffered from tooth sensitivity.
Having your teeth whitened by a dental professional is a great option for anyone who desires a whiter, brighter smile. If you are considering this procedure here’s what you should know before booking your consultation.
To a certain extent, tooth wear is a part of ageing. But what can happen if tooth wear is not addressed?
Bad breath, medically known as halitosis, can result for many reasons. The main reason being poor oral hygiene but it may also be a sign of other health problems. Bad breath can be made worse by the types of food we eat or unhealthy lifestyle habits.
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.
Many patients ask, "Why do I require regular X-rays?" That is a good question. The simple answer is to keep track of your oral health. By using radiographs your dentist is able to detect problems that may not be seen through visual examination alone and sometimes before symptoms become present.
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