Wake bruxism is when you grind or clench your teeth while awake, and night bruxism is when it happens while you're asleep.
Both can cause similar problems, but night bruxism is trickier to deal with because you're not conscious when it's happening.
Read MoreIndirect dental restorations, such as inlays, onlays, and crowns, have several benefits over direct restorations, such as resin fillings. benefits include:
Read MoreThe tooth fairy would be very proud of this new finding. As this recently published article explains, we already knew that stem cells obtained from human exfoliated decidous teeth (SHED) were fairly clever. They’re known for their ability to replicate, their ‘multipurpose-ness’ and their ability to suppress the immune system.
Read MoreSome incredible studies have suggested a relationship between gum disease and blood sugar control!
Read MoreAre electric toothbrushes worth it? The answer is yes, and no…
Read MoreBrushing your own kids’ teeth? Super hard. Here are some tips to help you next time you take on the challenge!
Read MoreDo you drink lemon water often? Here’s the truth about what it’s doing to your teeth…
Read MoreRinsing after brushing can wash away the toothpaste that is still working its magic on your teeth. By not rinsing after spitting out the toothpaste, the product will stay in your mouth and continue its effects for a healthier, brighter smile.
Read MoreTeeth grinding or clenching (Bruxism) can cause jaw pain, headaches and damage your teeth. Most people do not realise they have Bruxism until family members point it out or symptoms arise.
Read MoreThe Child Dental Benefits Scheme (CDBS) can cover up to $1,013 over two calendar years for basic dental services. Find out if your child is eligible for the scheme.
Read MoreThe festive season is fun but not always tooth friendly. So we’ve put together some Oral Health tips to help keep you smiling through the Festive Season!
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