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How Do I Know if I Have a Cavity? Tips from a Sydney Dentist

Are you or your loved ones experiencing discomfort or tooth pain and wondering what the cause could be? While a trip to the dentist may seem time-consuming or scary, the truth is, if you have a cavity, it’s better to have it taken care of sooner rather than later. You may not always be aware that a cavity exists, and waiting until you develop symptoms only means the situation is worsening, thus visiting your dentist regularly will ensure you get to it when it is small, and less costly to treat.

This article will explain some of the tell-tale signs of a cavity and help you understand how dentists treat them. We’ll also give you tips on your daily habits that can help you avoid cavities in the future.

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The Best Daily Dental Routine for Kids

It’s important to have a good dental routine, no matter your age. This is especially important for children, as it impacts the rest of their lives. However, unfortunately in Australia, children between the ages of 5-10 have an average of 1.5 decayed, missing or filled baby teeth.These issues, along with things like early gum disease, periodontal disease, cavities and tooth loss can all be avoided with lifelong healthy habits formed at an early age. Read more

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Permanent vs Temporary Veneers: Which is Right for You?

Interested in getting dental veneers but not sure where to start? When first learning about veneers, many people ask which is better – permanent or temporary veneers? What you’ll quickly learn is that they are both part of the same treatment process.  It’s not a choice between one or the other.  Temporary veneers are part of the journey to the permanent solution.

Here we will explain the difference between permanent and temporary veneers and everything you need to know about each. Read more

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Are dental crowns right for you? Pros & Cons to help you decide

A dental crown is a restorative cap used to repair a cracked, chipped or decaying tooth. If more than one tooth is damaged, dental crowns are used to protect these vulnerable teeth and prevent significant nerve pain inside the mouth. In their simplest form, dental crowns are custom-made, tooth-shaped caps that cover your entire tooth. Read more

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What is a Smile Makeover & How your teeth will look afterwards

Are your teeth the one thing you notice in pictures that make you want to become a photoshopping expert? Do you envy the smiles of others and hide yours as a result? You’re not alone!

Unfortunately, very rarely is someone born with the right genetics to have shining white teeth immune to coffee staining and misaligned growth. In most instances, the smile you envy is within close reach. Read more

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What Causes These 3 Common Types of Sleep Apnoea

Sleep apnoea is an extremely common yet serious sleep disorder. Often causing fatigue and concentration difficulties, untreated it can have major health consequences and lead to issues like high blood pressure and heart trouble. The good news is that it is easily treatable, and treatments can involve something as simple as a trip to a qualified local dentist.

Here is everything you need to know about the two types of sleep apnoea, and what to do if you think you may be suffering from the condition.

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The Importance of Mouth Guards

The humble mouthguard has been around for over a century. Originally developed in Germany, they were intended to prevent lip lacerations among boxers. Their usefulness was quickly found to extend beyond this. Read more

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Unique Invisalign Braces for North Sydney

Many young Australians will require their teeth to be corrected over the course of their adolescence. The growth of their face and jaw, along with that of their wisdom teeth, can distort their teeth, and result in them coming in crookedly. Crowding, underbites and overbites can look poorly at the best of times and can be dysfunctional to eating or breathing at the worst. Read more