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Do You Really Need a Dental Check-up Every 6 Months?

Regular dental visits lower your risk of developing oral health problems and needing treatments, but how often do you really need to visit? There’s no single answer to the question, as this depends on your individual oral health needs and risk factors. Some people can benefit from seeing their dentist twice a year (or more…
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Is DIY Teeth Whitening Safe?

Whether caused by food and drink, smoking or other causes, discolouration is the most common cosmetic issue Australians have with their teeth. To remedy this, many turn to whitening solutions, but not all products are equally safe or effective. If you’re considering home teeth whitening, it’s important to understand the possible risks and how to…
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Missing Tooth

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…
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Is It Possible to Straighten Teeth without Braces?

Crooked, misaligned or gapped teeth can affect a person’s appearance and confidence. They may also cause other problems, like affecting eating, speech or the development of nearby teeth. While braces are the most common method of straightening smiles, they are no longer the only option, especially for adults.If you prefer to avoid braces because of…
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How Do You Get Rid of Bad Breath for Good?

Bad breath (halitosis) caused by pungent food or drink is usually temporary and fades in time. But if a breath problem doesn’t go away, this may be a sign of a serious underlying problem, or that certain daily habits need improving. A dentist can help if you’re concerned about persistent bad breath, especially if you…
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What Can Be Done About Sensitive Teeth?

Do your teeth feel sensitive when you eat or drink something hot or cold, or hurt when you brush? Some people naturally have more sensitive teeth, but sensitivity can also happen over time as enamel wears down and exposes the softer layers of the tooth beneath. It can also be a symptom of other issues…
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How to Avoid Tooth Stains

Teeth naturally vary in shade, but they can also be stained or discoloured in many ways. Learning the common reasons for teeth stains and how to prevent them can help you to keep your smile whiter for longer. To find out more about prevention and treatments for discoloured teeth, talk to our dentists at Mosman…
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Dental Health Week 2024: Let’s Talk About Gums

The first full week of August is Dental Health Week, the Australian Dental Association (ADA)’s annual campaign dedicated to raising awareness of common oral health issues and how they can be prevented. This year’s theme is ‘Lets Talk About Gums,’ highlighting the pervasive problem of gum disease that affects as many as 1 in 4…
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3 Root Canal Myths Busted

If you visit the dentist with a toothache or other signs of a problem and they suggest a root canal treatment, there’s no need to worry. Root canal therapy is a common dental procedure that can treat and restore an infected tooth and help you avoid an extraction. Unfortunately, myths and misconceptions about the procedure…
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Is 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…
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