Most people brush their teeth twice a day without giving much thought to what else their routine involves. Flossing is one step that often gets skipped or done inconsistently, and whether to do it before or after brushing is a question worth answering properly. What...
Sensitive teeth are one of the most common complaints we hear in dentistry. Cold water, ice cream, breathing in cold air, brushing a particular spot, or even something sweet can cause that characteristic sudden, sharp pain that seems to shoot straight through the...
It is a common worry after root canal treatment: will the tooth eventually fall out anyway? The short answer is that a properly treated and restored tooth can last for many years, but certain factors influence how long it holds up. Understanding what those factors are...
Dentures that once felt secure can gradually become uncomfortable, unstable, or prone to slipping. For many people, this happens so gradually that it is easy to put off dealing with it, adapting instead with extra adhesive or avoiding certain foods. But loose dentures...
Dental caries, more commonly known as tooth decay, is the most prevalent chronic disease in Australian children. It is largely preventable, yet a significant proportion of children arrive at school age with untreated decay in their baby teeth. For parents,...
