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Dental Work and Holidays: A Guide for Travellers

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Dental Work and Holidays: A Guide for Travellers

Just because you go on holiday, doesn't mean that the bacteria on your mouth does. Hi! My name is Mandi, and as a lover of travelling, I have taken a lot of trips. Unfortunately, I have also had the misfortune to suffer from dental issues on those trips. This blog focuses on everything related to travelling and dental work. I plan to have posts on picking the right travel insurance for your teeth, dealing with a broken tooth when abroad, dental tourism and more. I hope that you find the information that you need and that your next holiday goes well. Now, let's smile together from wherever we are in the world! Happy travels!

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Confusing Cavity Conundrum: Why You Continue to Get Cavities Even Though You Take Good Care of Your Teeth

13 December 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Tooth decay, which causes dental cavities, affects 90% of adults over the age of 20. When you consider that over half of Australians eat more sugar on a daily basis than the amount recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO), this statistic is unsurprising. After all, cavity-causing bacteria love feasting on sugars too, and once they have feasted, the acid they produce literally eats away at your tooth enamel. It's a simple process that can be avoided by cutting down on sugar. Read More 

Do I Really Need Fluoride? Exploring Natural Alternatives for Your Oral Health

6 December 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Fluoride is present in both toothpastes and water, and there are certainly links that show it is great for oral health. However, it's a neurotoxin and there are reports that suggest it can be bad for the nervous system. If you're looking for natural alternatives to fluoride, you have come to the right place. Here are four alternatives to try. Pull Coconut Oil Around Your Mouth Coconut oil is a popular option for cooking, but it also has oral health benefits. Read More 

Help! How Can I Protect My Baby’s Teeth From Baby Bottle Tooth Decay?

22 November 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

While babies can use bottles, these items can lead to some tooth decay and mouth formation problems. This is a major issue once the teeth start to erupt through the gums. As a parent, you need to do everything you can to keep your child's teeth healthy. Here's all you need to know about protecting a child's teeth from baby bottle tooth decay. Only Opt for Milk or Water Dentists agree that only two types of liquids should be put in baby bottles: milk or water. Read More 

Tooth Jewellery: What You Need to Know Before You Bling Your Teeth

8 November 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Tooth jewellery is a new body art trend. As well as having shining white teeth, people are now enhancing their style by adding gemstones to their teeth. Below is a guide to everything you need to know before you have jewels attached to your teeth. The procedure The dentist will first inspect your oral health to ensure that there are no underlying problems such as tooth decay or gum disease, which may affect your suitability to have jewels fitted. Read More 

Questions That Many Parents Have About Taking Their Child to a Dentist

14 September 2016
 Categories: Dentist, Blog

Children need to see a dentist regularly just like adults; this is true even if they haven't gotten in all their permanent teeth. Note that only your dentist can answer questions about your child's oral health specifically; however, you might consider a few questions that many parents have about taking their child to a dentist so you can ensure you're doing your part as well. When should you first take your child to a dentist? Read More