This video was created by the Australian Dental Association. It explains how tooth decay begins and, more importantly, what you can do to prevent it.
How Often Should I Have Dental X-Rays (Radiographs)?
Dental X-Rays (radiographs) are an essential part of preventing dental disease and are also critical during some types of dental treatment.
How Smoking Affects Your Dental Health
Smoking has a significant impact on dental health.
This article looks at the various ways that smoking contributes to the development of dental and oral disease.
The Danger of Hidden Sugars In Our Diet
Sugar feeds the bacterial plaque that is present in our mouths. Some of the bacteria in plaque convert these sugars into acid, which can dissolve tooth enamel. This is the process that most often causes cavities to develop and grow. Once tooth structure is gone, we cannot get it back.
This article discusses the dangers of sugar in the diet and where hidden dietary sugars can be found.
Bad Breath (Halitosis) and What to Do About It
It can be embarrassing to have bad breath. But it’s a condition that nearly everyone experiences at some point in their lives.
Did you know that persistent bad breath can be indicative of serious oral health or general health problems? Learn more about halitosis in this article.
Tips For A Tooth-Friendly Diet
To prevent tooth decay, the World Health Organization recommends adults consume less than 6 tsps of sugar per day.
Watch this short video by the Australian Dental Association to learn more tips on enjoying a tooth-friendly diet.
Tips For A Healthy Mouth
Your dental and general health are closely related, so a healthy lifestyle is important for healthy teeth.
Read this article (and watch this video!) for some helpful tips on keeping your mouth healthy.
Flossing
Flossing is a skill worth developing, because the benefits of a daily cleaning between your teeth are significant.
You’ll find videos and lots of tips on this page.
Better Brushing
Everyone knows that brushing teeth is one of the most important things you can do each day to keep your teeth and gums clean and healthy. But it’s not as simple as grabbing a toothbrush and giving teeth a quick scrub.
Proactive Dental Care: Halting Tooth Decay In Its Tracks
We believe that it’s important to practise proactive dental care and to promote the benefits of preventive dentistry to all of our patients.
