Getting your wisdom teeth removed soon? If so, here’s something you should know – you should expect swelling after the procedure. But don’t worry because it’s essentially a part of the healing process. It’s your body’s way of saying, “Hey, I’m on the mend.” That said, it’s important to know more about what to expect…
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Do you wake up in the morning and roll out of bed just to realise your breath smells bad? The next thing you know, you are making a dash to the bathroom to brush your teeth, wondering, “why do I have morning breath?” Here’s the thing – morning breath is normal. But if we’re being…
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Chewing ice is a habit that many of us are guilty of doing (or at least have done) – especially during them warm summer days. It’s cool, incredibly refreshing and satisfying. However, here’s the thing – chewing on ice is not cool for your teeth. Like with hard foods, chewing ice can take a toll…
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You may have often heard that staying hydrated by drinking water is good for oral hygiene. As a result, you may have been under the impression that all types of water are good for your teeth. Sadly, we have to burst your bubble on this one. Many Australians have started swapping out soda (which is…
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Imagine you are at the dentist for your implant consultation and the term “healing abutments” pops up, leaving you wondering – “What exactly are healing abutments?” Healing abutments, also known as healing caps (or gingival formers) are a small component of dental implants. Despite their size, they play an important role in your implant recovery…
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Do you have crooked teeth that you wish to straighten but want to avoid traditional metal braces? Enter – Invisalign and dental veneers – two popular treatments that can transform your smile. Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment that uses clear, removable aligners to straighten teeth, while dental veneers are a cosmetic procedure that involves bonding…
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Missing or damaged teeth don’t just affect how your smile looks – they can also affect your oral health and quality of life. Ignoring missing or damaged teeth can only lead to more serious problems like tooth decay, infections, bone loss and even gum disease. That’s why it’s important to replace missing teeth sooner than…
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When was the last time you visited the dentist? If you’re struggling to remember then it’s probably been too long. Seeing your dentist for routine dental checks is crucial even if your teeth seem and feel fine. The dentist’s office is often associated with discomfort, strange tools, and the dreaded drill; but regular check-ups are…
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