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Everyone knows the wonders that braces can do to your smile, but are there any side-effects to wearing braces? While there are some potential side-effects to your orthodontic treatment, most of these can be avoided if you take care to follow the instructions outlined by your specialist orthodontist. 1. Changes (...)
The aesthetic appearance of teeth has an immediate effect on the way people form an opinion of another person; particularly based on the first impression of someone, which affects social attitudes, interactions, and professional advancement. Whether on a first date, a job interview, or a social engagement, attention is mainly (...)
1. As your accent gives away, you weren’t born in Australia! Where are you from and when did you arrive in Australia? I am originally from Ireland. I came to Australia in July 2013 with two of my friends from back home. We enjoyed travelling from Perth all the way (...)
A bad bite can be not only unappealing to look at, but can also come with a myriad of potential oral health problems that can lead to serious health conditions that may impact your daily life. Fortunately, bad bites can be corrected with orthodontic treatment from a Specialist Orthodontist. “Occlusion” (...)
There is no reason why people with braces have to stop playing and enjoying sports. Sports related injuries to the mouth and jaw are some of the most common injuries received. When playing a wide range of sports mouthguards are recommended, because they can help cushion a blow to the (...)
The Invisalign straightening system is an incredible alternative to traditional metal braces, however like any orthodontic treatment, there is some regular maintenance that will help your teeth get straighter. Unlike traditional brace systems, your Invisalign treatment is designed to be nearly invisible and removable, making them a convenient way to (...)
1. How long have you worked in Dental and Orthodontics? I started working as a dental nurse in the Blue Mountains when I was 16 years old and stayed working as a dental nurse for four years. I have worked as both a dental nurse and receptionist in Orthodontics for six years (...)
Excess saliva can be a common side effect when you first get braces; however patients need not be concerned as it doesn’t last too long. Anything you place in your mouth sets off receptors in your brain, producing more saliva to prepare to digest food. So when you add braces (...)
If you’ve invested in your smile by seeking orthodontic treatment, you already know that it isn’t enough to just wear your braces and waiting for their removal. Your teeth still need to be cleaned daily, and so do your braces. To simplify your oral care, we’ve compiled this short list (...)
When the time comes to remove your braces, it can be tempting to become more relaxed in your oral care. However doing so might just diminish the effect of your orthodontic treatment! To maintain your smile after your braces come off, you need to continue with your oral care. When (...)
