Gum disease is one of the major symptoms that attributes to poor oral health. Gum disease is typically broken up into four distinct stages; gingivitis, slight periodontal diseases, moderate periodontal disease and advanced periodontal disease. The trouble with gum disease is it’s unlikely that you’ll experience a major degree of sensitivity in the early stages […]
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If your teeth are full of plaque and tartar, the dental hygienist may consider performing scaling and root planing treatment. Plaque and tartar build-up isn’t something that can be cleaned immediately through brushing your teeth at home, because both are hard substances that stick onto your teeth. Regular scaling of your teeth is performed above
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Have you noticed your gums pulling back from your teeth? This is a sign of gum receding. Gums can also change colour from its natural pink colour. It is a sure sign that something is causing your gum health to weaken. There are several causes for your receding gums, and they can be irreversible depending
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Smoking is bad for overall health, everybody knows that, but did you know smoking damages teeth as well? If you’re a smoker, and you question why your teeth show sign of degrading, it’s likely due to your smoking habits. It is never late to quit, but on some occasions, your oral health may become damaged
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Do you floss your teeth twice a day? There are many benefits to flossing your teeth, however, many people generally avoid flossing and believe only brushing teeth is acceptable. We’re here to tell you that flossing your teeth should be an essential step as part of your oral routine for a happy and healthy mouth.
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Dental plaque is considered the first stage of tooth decay. Plaque is a sticky yellow substance that forms on your teeth and this is usually attributed to a poor oral routine. When plaque builds up, it continues to penetrate inside the mouth and introduces harmful bacteria. The bacteria and plaque join together to produce acid.
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Fluoride is regularly consumed by adults because it helps to fight off cavity and keep enamel strong. Although questions have been raised around the safety and use of fluoride for toddlers and children, and whether it is a safe option to use as part of a child’s oral routine. Children are prone to more oral
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As a parent, it is important that you teach the right oral health habits to your children. Doing this allows you and the child to prevent any future oral health concerns and ensure that their mouth development continues. When your child’s first tooth grows, did you know it is immediately at risk of tooth decay?
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It can be difficult for parents to judge when their child’s first milk teeth begin to grow, and subsequently how much dental care they will need. Monitoring the growth of children’s milk teeth can be difficult. However, the sign of milk teeth growing is if your child is drooling constantly. At this point, the parents
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A child is more than likely required to visit the dentist at many stages during their development. Some children need more dental treatment than others. However, the sooner children begin regular dental check-ups, the healthier their mouths will be. No matter the state of your child’s teeth upon their first visit, the dentists are specialists
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Our dentists have a strong belief in evidence based dentistry, and they invest a great deal of their time in attending Continued Professional Development courses. They also always research new products, latest technology, and procedures and pass that knowledge onto you. Our goal is to provide preventive comprehensive dental care.
