We usually suggest people come and see us regularly for dental checkups every six months, sometimes more frequently if they have existing dental problems or medical issues that affect dental health. It’s a simple routine that can benefit everyone from childhood onwards. When people come to see us for the first time, we evaluate their […] Read more
30 years ago it was common for trainee dentists to be referred to as gentlemen, and it wasn’t uncommon for women to be ignored by lecturers. Today the situation has changed substantially however. Recent figures from the Department of Health show that in graduates in dentistry aged 20 to 34, women account for 55% of […] Read more
World Oral Health Day falls on 20 March this year, and there is a continuing campaign theme urging people to be proud of their mouth. The three-year campaign launched last year promotes a simple but very important message, urging everyone to value their oral health and take care of it. This year, the message highlights […] Read more
When packing their child’s lunchbox, most parents will include healthy foods that provide their kid with plenty of energy to get through the school day. However, it’s not always easy to pick tooth-friendly solutions, especially when popular options are often high in hidden sugars. For example, a snack-sized box of sultanas may provide useful nutrients, […] Read more
When you meet someone new, one of the first things they notice is your smile, so you want to make sure it always looks its best. A healthy, well-maintained smile not only looks attractive but shows the world you care about your oral health. Taking care of your teeth and gums also ensures you enjoy […] Read more
Dental implants are often regarded as the gold standard for restoring missing teeth. If you are unsure what they are, how they work or why they are so good, read on to discover five facts to consider. Dental implants are strong, so relatively few are needed to support even a complete arch of teeth. They […] Read more
We actually mill most crowns here so it is usually done on the same day. The process is about 2-3 hours and involves a 3d scan and milling of special materials followed by heat treatment and then placing the crown. Caring for Your Temporary Crown Avoid eating anything very hard, crunchy or sticky that could […] Read more
Sleep apnoea is slightly different from snoring, and while people with sleep apnoea will snore loudly, it’s punctuated by frequent pauses in breath lasting for several seconds. Sleep apnoea is caused when the throat muscles relax during sleep, allowing the airway to collapse inwards, preventing the body from receiving oxygen. After a few seconds, the […] Read more
Regularly seeing the dentist may not be high on your list of priorities, but there are several important reasons for booking that visit, and you gain peace of mind from knowing your smile is cared for properly. When you see us regularly, we can thoroughly check the condition of your teeth, so if there are […] Read more
Has it been a while since your family saw our dentist? The school holidays are the perfect time to catch up on dental visits and any planned treatments. According to research, over 40% of children aged between five and 10 have tooth decay in their baby teeth or primary teeth, but tooth decay is preventable […] Read more
