As most of us are aware from extensive media coverage, around the world are an increasing number of people being diagnosed with a novel coronavirus (nCoV). Although it is definitely a global public health issue, it is important to remain calm and keep up-to-date with the emerging facts. You may have noticed that we have …
With the festive season freshly over, many of us are probably feeling the effects of over-indulgence! An abundance of food and wine over that period often takes its toll on your oral health. Whilst many of us are now looking forward to improving our eating habits and overall health in 2020, we should remember to …
In 2019, following the continuing rise of food and physical activity trackers, Australians are constantly tracking their general health whether it be tracking their food consumption (“Have I eaten enough fruit and veges today?”) or tracking their daily physical activity (“Did I reach 10,000 steps today?”). But, are enough Australians tracking their oral health? The …
Dental Health Week 2019: How is your oral health tracking? Read More »
One of my patients’ chief complaints is bleeding gums. What is the cause, and why does it happen? Bleeding from the gums is caused by one of two possibilities: Brushing too hard (trauma) Gingivitis If you are using a hard toothbrush or brushing incorrectly, this can cause injury to your gums and make them bleed. …
Do you avoid eating ice-cream or drinking that cool drinks due to your sensitive teeth? Does it send a sharp jolt of pain causing you to cringe? Sensitive teeth is a common problem experienced by many. Here are some of the most common causes: Tooth abrasion or erosion Using a hard brush or brushing too …
Today I published an article for the wonderful North Shore Mums website about how to care for your infant’s first teeth. Click here to read the article. If you have any questions about kids’ dental health, feel free to reach out to me through the contact form on this website or call me directly through …
It’s a dreadful thought, but many of us have been there. Despite our best precautions, sometimes the unexpected just happens. Whether it’s that suspicious particle in your food you just chomped into and chipped your tooth, or your child has fallen over and knocked a tooth, or you’ve had an unfortunate sporting accident that has …
