Day: 8 July 2018

Even those who take particularly good care of their teeth should go to the dentist every six months. Some things can happen to your teeth and gums that aren’t necessarily noticeable until the more advanced stages, such as gum disease, tooth decay and oral cancer, so having a regular check-up can help to identify any…

Dental implants have been widely praised for their reliability and their fantastic appearance, and many people have seen their confidence and their smile return after having undergone the procedure. But what are dental implants, and what does the procedure involve? (more…)

If your teeth are stained or you think your smile could do with a bit of extra sparkle, there’s a simple dental procedure that could be just what you’re after. Teeth whitening is one of the most commonly sought-after dental procedures, and it is both completely safe and a relatively simple procedure. (more…)

When choosing a toothpaste at the supermarket or pharmacy, most people simply go with one they’ve either used before or seen on TV, or even just whichever one has the fanciest label. There are, however, some important things your dentist will tell you to look out for when buying your toothpaste. (more…)

The growing of wisdom teeth is usually inevitable for many however there are things you can do to minimize those growing pains. Wisdom teeth usually begin to emerge between the ages of 17 and 21. While healthy wisdom teeth don't usually cause a lot of pain, they can be bothersome.Melbourne Central Dental recommends five things…

Whilst most people know they should brush their teeth twice a day, many people don’t realise that flossing daily is the second-most important step to maintaining a healthy dental care routine and a preventative measure against gum disease and tooth decay. (more…)