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15 Oct

When it comes to basic oral hygiene we all know the drill: brush and floss like your life depends on it. But don't fool yourself, that's the least that you can do for your oral health. In addition to brushing and flossing, using a tongue scraper can help ensure your mouth is fresh and bacteria-free. When you're brushing and flossing you are solely focusing on cleaning your teeth, but there are also millions of bacteria that collect on your tongue throughout the day. Merely brushing your tongue and using a mouthwash does little to remove these bacteria. Almost half of the bacteria in the mouth live on the surface of the tongue, and if not removed, they can cause bad breath as well as other dental health issues such as gum disease.
30 Mar

Despite the increased dental health awareness and the improvements in dental care, millions of Australians suffer from tooth loss. Researchers are concerned about this number increasing and are about to conduct an extensive study to better understand people's dental health habits and what they are doing wrong. However, when prevention fails, there's nothing left to do than get a replacement. For years, the only possible option to fill any teeth gaps was getting dentures or installing bridges. Luckily, modern dentistry has come up with an advanced tooth replacement option that in many ways beats the unsightly treatments of the past. Today, most Australians opt for the quality tooth implants Melbourne and Sydney clinics offer, due to the fact that tooth implants have a lot of advantages which make them the best alternative for missing teeth. Here are some of them.
02 Mar

If you're asking yourself whether your wisdom tooth should be removed or not, the most probable answer is - yes, it should be. Especially if you're experiencing some kind of pain or discomfort. However, getting your wisdom tooth out is a really common occurrence so there's nothing to be afraid of. But if you understand human logic you'll know that it would be almost impossible not to be nervous before you sit down on the dentist's chair.