Mouthguards
If you play a contact sport, and a lot of Aussies do, you risk injuring your teeth. Many sports have risk of contact and therefore...
Dental Articles
How to Prevent and Cure Bad Breath?
Bad breath, or halitosis, is mainly caused by the build-up of bacteria in the mouth, which produces a foul smell. Here is how you can prevent and cure it.
Frequent Dental Hygiene Questions Answered
Good dental hygiene is an integral part of good general health and well-being. According to Dental Statistics and ...
Fixed Prosthodontics: What Are They & Why Are They Suddenly Famous?
Metallic fixed prosthodontics obviously don’t come cheap. Kanye "Ye" West & Thomas Connelly, the father of diamond dentistry, have brought fame ...
Fillings
Fillings may be required if tooth structure has been lost due to decay or trauma. During a regular check-up, your dentist will examine...
Dental Trauma and First Aid
“Accidents happen” is one of those phrases we casually throw around without thinking. But the reality is that accidents can have...
Dental House COVID-19 Dental Treatment Guidelines
Hi, this is Dr Fong here from the Dental House Group. With a lot of ongoing concern in the country in relations to CoViD-19 in Melbourne, I want to explain how we here at Dental House Group is responding to this situation…
Dementia
And as Australia ages over the next 30 years or so, it will be an increasingly common one for many people with an estimated 900,000...
Choosing a Dentist
Be honest – if you're like most people the only time you think about going to the dentist is when your tooth cracks in the middle of...
5 Steps For Healthier Gums
When maintaining good oral hygiene, taking care of your gums is essential. Gum health can have a major impact on oral hygiene as it not only increases...
Antiviral Chewing Gum To Reduce Herpes & Influenza
New approaches are called for and this may well be one of them. Antiviral chewing gum to reduce herpes and influenza could be a winning strategy ...
The Hardest Teeth: Which Animal Has Them Or Are They All The Same Strength?
Snails' teeth are harder than ours. By three times. Snails' marine cousins, limpets, have the strongest and hardest teeth on the planet ...
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