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Posted on: 18 February 2020

Dental implants are a great way to continue a relatively normal life when it comes to chewing, speaking and all things oral. They are sturdier than dentures, they are more complete than fillings and they last for decades. Sounds great, right? Thousands of Australians think so and have had the procedure done, but not everyone is eligible for dental implants. If you want them but are confused about whether you fit the criteria, here is a quick rundown. [Read More]

Posted on: 24 November 2019

Looking for an emergency dentist near you? Seeking immediate dental treatment when a dental emergency occurs is vital to alleviate pain, prevent infections and increase the chance of saving teeth.  If you or a member of your household has a dental emergency during the normal business hours, call your regular dentist. If the emergency occurs after-hours, then you'll need to contact an emergency dentist near you. Knowing who to turn to when a dental emergency occurs outside of your regular dentist's working hours is essential to ensure the problem is dealt with quickly and effectively. [Read More]

Posted on: 1 November 2019

As a denture wearer, you no doubt have a couple of questions concerning denture repairs. Here is a compilation of some of the top FAQs about getting your dentures repaired. 1. Is Repair Possible With All Denture Problems? No. While denture repairs works on most denture problems, there are instances where you will have to consider replacing your dentures altogether. Even with unmatched expertise and experience, it may be quite difficult for your denturist to piece together severe cracks. [Read More]

Posted on: 30 September 2019

Although more resistant than natural teeth to developing stains, dental implants can become discoloured if you smoke or regularly consume tannin-rich drinks such as red wine or coffee. Regular whitening products, such as whitening strips and toothpastes, do not work well on dental implants, so you will need to ask your dentist to help you get rid of the stains. Can You Whiten Dental Implants? Both home whitening products and professional treatments use hydrogen peroxide to remove stains from tooth enamel. [Read More]