Hypomineralised Teeth (Chalky Teeth) Chalky teeth (Dental term: Hypomineralised teeth) develop when the enamel does not form properly, resulting in a compromised structure. This can cause the teeth to appear chalky white, yellow, or even brown. Since these areas are more porous, they are weaker and prone to breaking down faster than normal enamel. Read […]
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Zirconia Implants in Keysborough Dental implants are an effective and permanent solution for replacing missing teeth. While Titanium-based implants are the most commonly used, our Zirconia implants in Keysborough provide a metal free Dental Implant alternative made from a ceramic material called Zirconium Dioxide. Zirconia has been used for many years in various dental procedures, […]
READ MOREStainless Steel Crowns (SSC)
Stainless Steel Crowns in Keysborough (SSCs) Stainless steel crowns are an effective solution for restoring and protecting baby teeth damaged by decay or fractures. These durable crowns cover the entire visible surface of the tooth, providing long-lasting protection and helping preserve the teeth until they naturally fall out at the appropriate age. Learn more about […]
READ MOREEnamel Erosion & Acid Wear
What is Enamel Erosion? Enamel erosion, or tooth erosion, is a common problem that can occur at any age. The enamel surface of your tooth is dissolved and softened by contact with acids. These acids usually come from your stomach or from food and drinks. What Causes Acid Wear? Gastric Acid (e.g. reflux, bulimia) Diet […]
READ MOREClosed for staff training – Friday 25th October 2024
📢 Important Announcement! 📢 Our dental clinic will be closed for staff training on Friday, October 25th, 2024. 🏫✨ This is an important opportunity for our team to enhance their skills and knowledge to serve you better! We appreciate your understanding and encourage you to book your appointments around this date. Thank you for your […]
READ MOREBenefits of Dental Cleans
The Benefits of Dental Cleans: More Than Just a Brighter Smile While regular brushing and flossing at home are essential for maintaining good oral hygiene, they can only do so much. Even with the most diligent home care routine, plaque and tartar can still accumulate in hard-to-reach areas of your mouth. That’s where professional dental […]
READ MOREWhy You Should Never Delay Dental Treatment
Why You Should Never Delay Dental Treatment: The Hidden Risks of Waiting When it comes to dental health, putting off treatment can seem tempting—especially if you’re not experiencing pain or discomfort. However, delaying necessary dental care can lead to serious consequences for your oral and overall health. Whether it’s a routine cleaning, a filling, or […]
READ MOREMedicare Child Dental Benefits Scheme
What is the Medicare Child Dental Benefits Scheme? The Child Dental Benefits Scheme covers part or the full cost of some basic dental services for children if you get certain payments from Medicare. This scheme is bulk-billed at our practice (provided you are eligible) and is processed via our Hicaps terminals. Please note, if you […]
READ MOREWhen to Change your Toothbrush?
Why It’s Time to Change Your Toothbrush (and How Often You Should) Has it been some time since you last changed your toothbrush? If you can’t remember, it’s probably time to get a new toothbrush (or head if you are using an electric toothbrush)! Using an old, worn-out toothbrush can do more harm than good […]
READ MOREIs a Hard or Soft Toothbrush Better?
Hard vs Soft Toothbrushes: Which One is Right for You? Choosing the right toothbrush can feel like a small decision, but it can make a significant difference in your oral health. One of the most common questions people have is whether they should use a hard or soft toothbrush. With so many options available, it’s […]
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