When should my child first visit the dentist?
Although the Australian Dental Association recommends starting visits when children get teeth, usually at age one, we often find that kids do best around three years old. (more…)
Why do I need to visit dentist every six months if I don’t have any problems?
Preventive care is less expensive than repairing damage. Certain problems, like gum disease and early signs of decay, offer few warning signs. Regular visits allow us to monitor your oral health and catch any issues before they become big trouble.
Snore Treatment.
Snoring is a common condition mildly disturbing to others and distressing to the snorer. However, most people don’t realize that snoring can be a serious health hazard.
Teeth Eruption-Baby’s First Teeth
A baby’s first tooth is a milestone for parents. The buds for all of your baby’s teeth are formed before birth, and usually begin to erupt by 7-8 months, although it can happen earlier.
Flossing
To properly floss you should wind the floss around both of your index fingers and push it between each of your teeth in your mouth. (more…)
Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder in which the patient experiences shallow breathing or pauses in breathing during sleep. These pauses can occur several times during sleep, leading to health complications and lifestyle hindrances. (more…)
