Kids Dentistry
Can a Knocked Out Tooth Be Saved?
Losing a tooth is a serious dental emergency and needs the attention of a dentist as soon as possible. Not only can this prevent further injuries and other complications, but your dentist may even be able to reattach the tooth, depending on its condition and how quickly you can get to the dental clinic. Read…
Read MoreIs It Worth Getting a Custom Mouthguard?
If you or your child play rugby, soccer or other sports or activities that involve a risk of injury to your teeth, a mouthguard is an important safety measure to prevent serious injuries. Many schools and sporting clubs in Australia even operate mandatory mouthguard policies in recognition of the risks involved and the vital protection…
Read MoreHow to Protect Your Kids’ Teeth This Easter
After Christmas, Easter is another time of year when many kids are allowed to overindulge in sweet treats. While it’s never a good idea to go overboard on sugar, chocolate eggs and other Easter favourites don’t have to be avoided altogether, as long as kids are taught to be responsible about their oral health and…
Read MoreWhy Are Dental Check-ups Important?
Oral health problems like tooth decay and gum disease can develop rapidly, and they don’t always have obvious signs, so it’s important to keep up with your regular dental visits. Seeing a dentist once or twice a year improves the chance that problems can be spotted and treated early. Regular oral hygiene treatments are also…
Read MoreWhen Do Kids’ Teeth Erupt and Fall Out?
Teething and losing teeth are normal parts of every childhood. Most children have 20 primary (baby) teeth by the age of 3 and start to lose their teeth by the age of 6 or 7. These are replaced by the permanent (adult) teeth, which usually finish erupting around the age of 13, followed by the…
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