Den's Dental Blog

Three Reasons To Keep Your Dentist Appointment During A Pandemic

5 August 2020

As life returns to some semblance of normality in Australia during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, the Australian Dental Association have expressed concern about untreated dental issues. Many Australians continue to avoid people as a way of keeping coronavirus out of their homes, but medical and dental appointments must continue when possible. As the pandemic rages worldwide, these are three reasons why your dentist appointment is still necessary. Stress Damage To Teeth

What Is Root Canal Treatment?

16 December 2019

Has your dentist recommended a root canal treatment for your teeth? Do not be afraid; the procedure means that your tooth is worth saving, which means there is no need for removal. The therapy, also known as endodontic therapy, is a repair process done on an infected tooth. The method is painless and cost-effective, and it prevents the spread of the infection into the other teeth. Here is everything you need to know about root canal treatment.

The Fuss About Floss: Why Should You Bother Flossing Your Teeth?

22 November 2019

Do you floss your teeth regularly? Or are your oral hygiene efforts limited to brushing your teeth twice daily? If, like 95% of the Australian population, you don't floss, you are missing out on some dental benefits that could save you multiple trips to the dentist. If you currently aren't a flosser, the following flossing benefits might encourage you to change your mind. Flossing Helps Reduce Teeth Cleaning Appointments Your toothbrush excels at removing plaque and food debris from the front and back of your teeth.

Four Developments In The Dental Implant Industry In 2019

29 October 2019

Dental Implants are a popular alternative to dentures and have many benefits, such as being a permanent alternative to dentures, being more comfortable than dentures and, in general, being a less restricting and more natural alternative to dentures. While dental implants have been around for some time, dental implants are seeing a variety of developments, notably in the way they are produced. Below are the top four developments in the dental implant industry.

3 Immediate Steps To Follow If Your Child Loses A Permanent Tooth In A Fall

25 September 2019

Your child will go through plenty of milestones in his or her life, like learning to walk, playing, runningplenty of other high-energy activities – some of which can result in a fall. Some falls are harmless while others may result in issues you need to address as quickly as possible. This is one of them. If your child loses a permanent tooth in a fall, follow these immediate steps before getting to the emergency dentist.

Will You Have a Gap-Toothed Smile During the Dental Implant Process?

17 July 2019

When a child smiles at you, revealing missing teeth—that transition period between lost baby teeth and the growth of permanent teeth, it can be rather cute. When an adult has missing teeth, it's perhaps not as adorable. If you've lost a permanent tooth, you've probably explored all your options for replacement. Dental implants offer the most durable and straightforward solution, wherein the missing natural tooth is replaced with a prosthetic tooth, securely attached to a metal bolt implanted in your jaw.

Everything You Should Know About Broken Denture Repairs

10 May 2019

Broken dentures are a severe problem that can change a person's normal speaking and eating habits. This is the reason denture repairs are required immediately when a denture breaks. After examining the problem, your family dentist will discuss your options and create a reliable solution. Keep reading for more information on causes of fractured dentures and what you should do. Prosthesis fracture (dentures breaking in half) is a severe complication people with full dentures may deal with, and it often occurs on the top denture.

Two tips for those who are getting braces

11 January 2019

If you need braces to correct your misaligned teeth and have arranged for an orthodontist to provide you with orthodontic treatment, here are some tips that you may find helpful. Take a few days off work to practice speaking after you get the braces fitted If possible, you should arrange to take a few days off work after the orthodontist first fits your braces. The reason for this is as follows; many people struggle to speak clearly when they first start undergoing orthodontic treatment.