Strong, healthy, clean teeth are core to our overall health and sense of self. It’s essential to look after them.
Regular visits to the dentist are vital for catching potential issues early, making treatment easier and maintaining your overall dental health.
We all want that dazzling bright smile to feel confident and healthy, inside and out. Sometimes, however, tooth discolouration is difficult to avoid in our caffeine and artificial food world. Fortunately, there are both natural and professional solutions.
Along with teeth whitening and veneers, dental crowns are a popular option for those looking to enhance the appearance of their smile. But dental crowns are for more than just aesthetics. They offer at-risk teeth protection from damage, prevent tooth decay, add strength, and improve dental function.
In my years of dental practice, I’ve witnessed remarkable changes in cosmetic dentistry, especially in patient comfort. Gone is the notion of a visit to the dentist being painful or uncomfortable, as efficiency and cutting-edge technology improve the patient experience.
When should you make an emergency dentist appointment for a toothache? Does it have to be accompanied by pain and swelling? Can you only make an emergency dental visit after mouth trauma?
Whether you’ve had an accident or a toothache is telling you that you might have an infection, it’s essential to understand when to seek urgent dental care. Let this guide by KB Dental Village help you navigate the most common emergency dental complaints and what treatment you should seek.
At KB Village Dental, we are committed to ensuring that everyone, from the youngest to the oldest, enjoys a lifetime of good oral health. We believe children and young people deserve access to good oral hygiene.
Fortunately, as part of the country’s National Oral Health Plan, the Australian Government’s Child Dental Benefits Scheme (CDBS) is a program all children can access to cover the cost of their dentistry. With over $1000 in benefits over a two-year period, this scheme aims to provide children with essential dental care.
KB Village Dental in North Sydney is proud to offer dedicated dental services to our heroic servicemen and women from the Army, Navy, and Air Force. With immense honour and a committed approach, we offer a range of dental treatments with zero out-of-pocket expenses to all DVA Gold Card holders, ensuring they receive the crucial care necessary for optimal oral health.
The Veteran Gold Card gives access to essential healthcare and dental benefits, ranging from basic check-ups to comprehensive dental procedures. Keep reading to discover the benefits, services, and exceptional care available at KB Village Dental for our local DVA Gold Card holder community, supporting their dental well-being.
Did you know that the health of your mouth can significantly influence your overall well-being?
Often overlooked, this connection between mouth health and whole-body health can be vital to understanding various inflammatory conditions.
Consider this: the bacteria in your mouth are not just local residents. They can journey to other areas of your body. Inflammation starting from your gums can ignite a cascade of systemic inflammation.
This year, Dental Health Week is shining a spotlight on six key conditions linked to oral health: heart diseases, diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, adverse pregnancy outcomes, lung conditions, and inflammatory bowel disease. Let’s take a closer look at these connections.
The best way to get whiter teeth is through good oral hygiene, periodic dental cleanings and professional teeth whitening. But did you know that certain foods can also assist in whitening your teeth? Here is a list of food and drinks that should be part of your diet for a happy and healthy mouth.
As well as being part of a healthy diet, some foods can help keep your teeth white. Low-sugar snacks such as fruits and veggies, which are high in vitamins, are good for overall health and whiten teeth by keeping your mouth healthy and helping to prevent gum disease.
Feeling like your smile isn’t all it could be? Many of our patients are concerned about how their teeth look, whether it’s the colour, shape or alignment. Luckily, there are many cosmetic dentistry procedures to help, ranging from teeth whitening to braces. One of the most popular procedures is dental veneers. So, let’s put a smile on your face with 10 of the most fascinating facts about dental veneers.
Dental veneers are a thin layer of either porcelain or composite resin that sits over the front surface of your tooth. A dental veneer is custom-made to fit a specific, prepared tooth to replicate natural teeth. Though a single veneer can be made, many customers opt to get at least a few of their teeth done, for example, the top row of front teeth.