Oral health
Can oral health affect your overall health?
Did you know that dental decay is the second most costly diet-related disease in Australia comparable in cost with heart disease and diabetes? As per Health Expenditure in Australia 2015-2016
How to cope with dental anxiety?
Do you get anxious visiting the dentist? According to a study by the Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health by the University of Adelaide, high dental fear affects approximately
How do I get rid of a toothache?
A toothache can be a frustrating and unpleasant experience. No matter what time of the day or night it may be, people want to find an effective pain reliever to
Is being vegan bad for my teeth?
Veganism is growing in Australia and sales of vegan-friendly foods have soared over the past five years while beef and lamb sales have stalled and is predicted to start going
Oral Care and the flu season
While the world is reeling from the effects of COVID-19, it is also prudent to remember that the winter season in Australia is about to start, and thereby the flu
Is it Safe to Visit the Dentist?
With the coronavirus disease now deemed a pandemic by the World Health Organisation, the Australian Dental Association provides updated information about preventive measures that should be applied by dental clinics.
Dentist Brisbane Tips: Why Consider Professional Teeth Cleaning?
Even if you brush and floss your teeth daily, you still need an expert oral care from your dentist. A professional tooth cleaning helps improve your oral health and hygiene through a comprehensive cleaning of your teeth and gums. Your dentist and dental hygienist have their own specialised way of enhancing the health of your mouth with the help of professional dental tools designed for effective removal of plaque and bacteria build-ups that surrounds your teeth.
How to Treat the 10 Most Common Mouth Problems
Oral health: Discover Mouth-Body Connection
Enjoyable Ways to Brush Baby Teeth
Baby bottle tooth decay is one of the challenges parents might face as their little child grows up.
In this case, parents must introduce and show the importance of oral hygiene to their children as early as possible.
Through this, you can help your baby gain healthy teeth and mouth for life.
Gums and Baby Teeth Care
If the baby is not yet teething, you can start the hygiene routine by cleaning their gums.This doesn’t involve the usage of toothbrush and toothpaste. Here are the steps parents must do instead:
- Use a soft, moistened piece of gauze or washcloth
- Clean your baby’s gums gently twice a day, especially after feeding
- Do the same routine before bedtime.
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