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In a perfect world the transition from baby teeth to adult teeth is seamless. The baby tooth falls out leaving sufficient space for the permanent tooth beneath it, which emerges in its rightful position without a hitch. But in reality, teeth don’t always play by the rules. In rare cases, (...)
Over a lifetime we develop 52 teeth, spend about 38.5 days brushing them, use them for a host of functions like eating, speaking and pride ourselves on flashing them every time we smile. But although teeth are an everyday part of life and an essential tool in general health and (...)
Australia’s dental health report card is in, and the results indicate we could be doing much better when it comes to caring for our teeth. The Government’s latest Oral Health and Dental Care study indicates Australians aged 15 and over have on average 12.8 missing and decayed teeth, and the (...)
bone Teeth development happens long before we are born. We then spend nearly two decades working through a complex multi-phase process that sees all teeth in place by about the time we transition into adulthood. It’s a fascinating timeline where a number of factors are at play. So, here’s an (...)
To function at your prime, the average adult requires 7-8 hours sleep each night. But if you feel tired, listless or unrefreshed even after clocking up a full night's sleep then chances are you may have undiagnosed Obstructive Sleep Apnoea. Sleep apnoea is estimated to affect more than a quarter (...)
When it comes to the value of a great smile, the statistics speak for themselves, with 60 per cent of Australians indicating they believe a good smile gives you confidence. It begs the question, if you would like a great smile but haven’t yet seen an orthodontist, what’s stopping you (...)
When most people think of orthodontics their mind immediately turns to braces, but that’s just one of the services performed by an orthodontist. Here’s a list of other reasons you would see an orthodontist, and why they are an essential contact to have in the pursuit of general health. Early (...)
Whether you’re an adult who has always wanted to straighten their teeth, have a child who is looking to visit the orthodontist for the first time, or are currently undergoing orthodontic treatment and have relocated, choosing an orthodontist involves more than just selecting the first name you find on the (...)
Orthodontics doesn’t just involve braces, with an array of appliances and techniques available to the skilled orthodontist in the quest to create a healthy, vibrant smile. One such appliance is the orthodontic expander, and here’s how it works… An orthodontic expander Generally used in children aged up to their mid-teens, (...)
A great smile translates across nationalities, cultures, and class of life, genuinely welcoming people into your world and enabling them to share the emotion behind the grin. It illustrates self-confidence, elicits a warm response and allows you to enjoy a host of health benefits that come with being happy in (...)
