Doug's Dental Advice
Dental implants can be a great way to fix your smile. Wondering if dental implants are right for you? As you do your research, you may be surprised by a few facts. Check out the following interesting tidbits:
1. You Can Get Same-Day Dental Implants
Traditionally, the dental implant process takes quite a while. The oral surgeon starts with a consultation. Then, they make a small incision, open your gum line, and insert a very small post into your jaw. Read More»
The importance of cleaning your teeth twice a day is something people are taught from a very young age. But, when was the last time you stopped and considered whether your teeth are being brushed as well as they could be? As a busy parent who is also responsible for family food shopping, do you think about what type of toothpaste you buy? Or, do you just pick the one which is cheapest at the time? Read More»
Proper oral health is important for your kids. Early detection and management of tooth decay, preventative dental attention, dental injury care and diagnosis and management of gum diseases save them a lifetime of discomfort and pain. Proper attention to these requirements calls for a paediatric dentist.
Learn tips on getting the right fit for your kids below.
Specialised Training and Certification
When selecting the right dentist for your kids, consider trained specialists from accredited institutions with approved licences and certification. Read More»
Older dentures that don’t fit as well as they used to can often be fixed with a reline. This typically involves adding a layer of soft material to the denture plates. This extra material often bulks loose teeth out enough to give them a better fit.
While many people get their dentures relined by their dentist or denture clinic, it is possible to buy DIY reline kits that you can do at home. Read More»
If you have a missing tooth, your dentist may advise you to get a dental implant. A dental implant is a surgical component that is attached to the jaw to support a crown or denture. The article below discusses how to prepare and care for your dental implants.
Preparation Tips
Consultation
Inform your dentist about any long-term illness during the consultation. For example, your dentist will need to be extra careful if you have diabetes. Read More»
