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There’s nothing more frustrating than sensitive teeth that prevent you from eating the foods you love. Whether you struggle with sugar sensitivity that’s making it difficult for you to enjoy sweet desserts, cold sensitivity that makes ice cream or even cold drinks a problem, or heat sensitivity that’s…

Were you aware that babies grind their jaws in-utero? Yes, it’s true. Teeth grinding is just as mysterious as the gift of life. It was only recently that doctors and dentists have discovered some interesting facts regarding “the grind”. This research has miraculously redefined what we know about…

Are you struggling with sensitive teeth–especially teeth that are sensitive to heat or cold? With so many of your favourite foods in one of those categories, temperature sensitivity can be a real problem. If you’ve been struggling with sensitive teeth, you shouldn’t simply dismiss the problem. Identifying the…

Your baby’s first teeth are a huge milestone. It’s a sign that baby is getting ready for real foods as well, as a great look at a beautiful little smile. If you’re wondering what your little one’s teeth should look like–and when you can expect them to come…

For many patients, going to the dentist is a dreaded event they undertake twice a year to make sure that their teeth and gums stay healthy. But, it does not need to be! Finding a dentist who is skilled, experienced and passionate about providing exceptional patient care makes…

A large number of adults in Australia experience gum disease. According to a study published in the Australian Dental Journal, slightly less than 20% have gingivitis, while 22% have had the disease progress to periodontitis. If you are dealing with gum disease, your dentist may recommend a mouthwash to…

Bruxism– or teeth clenching and grinding– is an extremely common dental concern in both children and adults. Often, bruxism occurs at night, when the sufferer is asleep and unaware that he or she is grinding. The following symptoms indicate you might be be suffering: Chronic headaches or earaches Popping or…

There are many ways to treat periodontal disease (or gum disease). Depending on the severity of your condition, you may require one or more treatments. For many, surgery will not be necessary, and the road to recovery begins with behavioral changes. Behavioural Changes Perhaps, over the course of your…

Brushing and flossing are of course critical to good dental health, but there is one more weapon in the fight to avoid cavities and keep gum disease away: an effective mouthwash. Here are five things to remember as you add (or maintain) rinsing to your oral care routine.…

Swollen gums are more than an unsightly irritant. They could lead not only to loss of teeth, but serious long-term health problems. Known commonly, and in its early stages, as gingivitis, swollen gums can appear red, inflamed, and are easily irritated by brushing or eating. When plaque accumulates on…

Night bruxism, or grinding your teeth in your sleep, is something that affects many Australians. It can be difficult to tell if this is a problem for you. After all, you’re asleep! But since night grinding can have a serious impact on your teeth and your health, it’s…

There are many reasons you might consider having your teeth whitened, but they all boil down to one simple thing – you want a whiter smile. But should you go to the dentist’s office, or buy a kit and do it yourself at home? At-home teeth whitening can…