Do you make an appointment with your dentist each time you experience a toothache? It probably depends on the severity of your discomfort. Have sharp pain that seems to be getting worse? Sure, you'll see your dentist as soon as you can. Minor pain that disappears as quickly as it appeared? Perhaps not, and you might just assume that the issue was insignificant. However, if you have a toothache that appears to be centred around a dental implant, you should schedule an appointment with your dentist, even when your discomfort isn't all that substantial. [Read More]

Seeing an emergency dentist usually means you're very concerned about your current oral health. While emergency treatment can be lifesaving in a lot of cases, some myths are surrounding this area that can make your oral health worse. By remaining mindful of them, you can maximise your oral health and reduce worries. Myth: Swelling Without Pain Doesn't Warrant Attention Oral swelling that doesn't have an obvious cause still requires dental attention. [Read More]

Considering that you have probably been buying toothbrushes for yourself and your loved ones for as long as you can remember, it can be quite a shock to learn that you could have been making serious mistakes with every purchase that you have made! And this is because a good number of people exclusively take into account the brand, colour and aesthetic preferences, which is not the right way to go about it. [Read More]

Here are two signs of an outstanding dentist. They don't shy away from discussing the downsides of dental treatments (and they suggest ways to mitigate them) Every dental treatment, regardless of how wonderfully life-changing its effects are, has its downsides. For example, fitting dental implants is a highly effective way to restore a person's smile after they've lost some of their real teeth and can even cure the speech issues that can be induced by the missing teeth. [Read More]