What Is The Treatment For Gum Disease
Having bleeding gums and sensitive or loose teeth is never normal. Gum disease is often known as the ‘silent killer’ of teeth as it is not always painful. , Gum disease is a leading cause of tooth loss and has been linked to other medical conditions such as stroke, heart disease and diabeties. If you …
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Cracks in Teeth: Should I Be Worried?
Daily oral hygiene is of utmost importance for a healthy and efficient working set of teeth and gums. Sometimes, you may experience various teeth issues like cavities and hairline fractures despite regular brushing and flossing. If you feel a sudden and sharp pain when biting into a tasty snack of fruit, it could be a …
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5 Situations That Needs Emergency Dental Care
Emergency dental care visits pick up every December, and this year is even worse with the impact of COVID-19 on dentistry in Australia. It is essential for dental health preservation that you don’t ignore issues that may arise. This is especially true during the Christmas holidays, where tooth decay and damage are prominent. Take the …
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What Does Preventative Dental Care Involve?
When people discuss maintaining physical health, they often overlook proper dental care. Poor oral hygiene can lead to other health issues like diabetes, heart disease and even stroke. Not taking care of your teeth stops you from enjoying food, and treating tooth disease can sometimes be costly and time consuming. Fortunately, preventative dental care is …
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Are Electric Toothbrushes Better Than Manual Toothbrushes?
Many dental patients wonder whether they’re using the best toothbrush when brushing their teeth. Your local store probably has a wide selection of electric and manual toothbrushes to choose from, so it’s perfectly normal to wonder whether you’re making the best purchase with your money. One question dentists are often asked is, “Is an electric …
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Severe Toothache – Is It a Dental Emergency?
If you’ve ever had a toothache, you’d know it can be very painful. It can be enough to interrupt your day, stop you from eating and even give you a headache. Severe toothaches should never be ignored as they may be a warning sign of a more serious issue. At Whitehorse Dental, we want all our …
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How To Look After Your Baby’s Teeth and Gums
As a new parent, you may be wondering how to care for your baby’s teeth and gums. Even if your baby doesn’t have teeth yet, it’s still important to look after their oral health. In doing so, you’re creating the best environment for your baby’s teeth to grow into. At Whitehorse Dental, we are passionate about …
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Hate Flossing? Here’s Why You Don’t Need To Do It
The eyes may be the window to the soul, but a bright and dazzling smile is the mark of a charming personality. Everyone wants to be adorned with one, and it is within easy reach if you take daily oral hygiene seriously. Brushing your teeth, while necessary, is not sufficient to ensure a perfect set …
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Parent’s Guide on How to Floss Kids’ Teeth
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) recommends flossing at least once per day to prevent tartar buildup, cavities, gum disease, and even bad breath. While you probably know flossing is important, and you may even make it a priority for your own teeth, it’s a bit more challenging to instil the flossing habit in your kids. …
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What To Do With Your Child’s Wobbly Tooth
Sometimes it’s unfortunate that parenting doesn’t come with a comprehensive manual. For instance, what do you do when your little one first comes to you saying they have a loose tooth? Loose teeth are expected in a certain age range, and everyone goes through the process of replacing baby teeth with permanent adult teeth. How …
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