Dental Advice

Technology has touched all business industries today. In the dental world, there are new treatments available to solve various dental health issues. These advancements in dental treatments lead to the question: What happens to the dental solutions before all of this new technology arrives? Are they still relevant?  Dentures are a dental treatment that has […]

Bad breath is normal when you wake up in the morning. It should go away as soon as you drink water and brush your teeth. However, bad breath can be embarrassing if it persists throughout the day. Unfortunately, bad breath is one of the most prevalent oral health conditions in the world. According to the

Roughly 16% of the adult population of Australia suffers from dental phobia. For children, it’s slightly less, around 10%. Those seemingly small percentages represent hundreds of thousands of people across the country. Like any phobia, there is hope of being able to overcome your fear of the dentist. But first, it’s important to understand the

Gingivitis is the technical name for gum disease and means inflammation of the gums. Gingivitis is an incredibly common condition — at any given time about half of all adults have it. On its own, gingivitis is a non-destructive and not particularly worrying disease. The symptoms (see below) are often so mild that people often

A common question we are asked is whether there is a difference between using a manual toothbrush vs an electric toothbrush and how these also compare to a dental visit. So let’s dive in and see how they compare. Benefits of Manual Toothbrushes: Cost-effective: The average manual toothbrush costs about $2-$3 and those are the