Our Blog Writings
Dental Care During Cancer Treatment
According to statistics from the Cancer Council, an estimated one in two Australians will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85. If you are managing a cancer diagnosis and treatment, organising a dental check-up is probably (and understandably) one of the last...
Cosmetic Dentistry & Dental Tourism
A recent article in the ABC discussed the growing demand for cosmetic dental procedures. It highlighted concerns that patients are not adequately informed about the associated risks and ongoing costs. This has led Australia's medical regulator to consider new...
The Hidden Risks of Snoring
A good night's sleep is important for many aspects of our health and wellbeing: Good sleep can boost your cognitive performance and mood Poor sleep can increase the risk of poor mental health Poor sleep is linked to heart disease, diabetes, obesity and even dementia...
Dental health through different ages and stages of life
Our oral and dental health is important throughout our life, but at different ages and stages of life, different aspects of our health matter. The following blog will talk through the main points of what’s important at each stage in our lives. Early childhood Getting...
Overindulged over the holidays and in need of some diet help?
Some of us may be feeling a bit guilty or a bit sluggish after the festive break and having overindulged over the holidays on sweet treats. The New Year may have brough on a resolution for healthier eating to improve our overall health, but what about our dental...
How To Get The Most From Your Tooth Whitening
Tooth whitening is surging in popularity and some sources even say it's the most commonly requested dental procedure (1). Tooth whitening is the process where stained or discoloured teeth are lightened using a chemical agent. Done properly, it is safe, effective and...
5 Things You Should Know About Tooth Grinding
Recently, Kathryn and Mishari feel they are seeing an increase in patients who grind their teeth, also known as bruxism. Bruxism is a term for the involuntary clenching or grinding of teeth. It most commonly happens when you are asleep (sleep bruxism) but can also...
Is My Extras Health Insurance Worth It?
We get asked all the time if extras private health insurance is worth it. With the cost of living and mortgage repayments increasing, many of our patients are re-considering their need for private health insurance. Earlier this year, many private health funds...
What Is Dental Sedation?
For many of us, going to the dentist is not our favourite way to spend our time yet we know we have to go. We know it’s part of our overall health care, and we grin and bear it (pun intended) as we know it’s good for us. For some people the thought of a dental...
A bit about Bacteria
We take our health for granted and it’s not until something goes wrong that we realise it’s importance. How many times per day do we chew? Talk? Smile? If you have a sore mouth or a wobbly tooth, you’ll sure be aware of every movement. So why do we not heed the...