Dental Blog

Whether you need to replace a single tooth, multiple teeth or all of your teeth, dental implants are considered the next best thing to natural teeth. The implants themselves can last a lifetime, and the replacement teeth attached can last for many years, depending on how well you care for .....
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An occasional dry mouth could mean you’re not drinking enough water, but a persistent dry mouth can be a sign of a more serious problem that needs professional care. Dry mouth (xerostomia) is an oral health condition that occurs when the salivary glands at the back of your mouth don’t prod.....
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Have your teeth become more sensitive to heat and cold, pressure or other sensations? Teeth sensitivity can have many possible causes, with as many treatment options. It can also sometimes be a warning sign of an underlying problem. Our dentists at Robina Town Dental will aim to identify t.....
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Most oral health problems are caused by bacteria that build up on the teeth in a sticky layer called plaque. If plaque isn’t removed effectively, this can lead to teeth wearing down and cavities forming. If plaque builds up around the gums, it can also lead to gum disease, a major cause of.....
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If you have a sudden toothache, your tooth is damaged or knocked out, or other problems, it's important to see a dentist for professional care as soon as possible. Delaying your visit could make a problem worse or more difficult to treat. If you have a dental emergency in the Gold Coast, c.....
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Dental implants are considered the gold standard for teeth replacement, whether you need to replace one tooth, several teeth, or all of your teeth. However, they may not be the best choice for everyone. When you book a consultation to discuss dental implants with our Gold Coast dentists, w.....
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Despite misconceptions, root canal treatment is a common dental procedure that isn't normally any more painful than having a filling. Your dentist may recommend root canal therapy if you have signs of a tooth infection, which can cause severe pain and put your health at risk. Root canal tr.....
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Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to develop in the mouth, although not everyone gets them. These supplementary teeth were important for our ancestors, who often lost teeth early, but today they can be more of a problem than a benefit. If you have a problem with a wisdom tooth that's still d.....
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Along with a healthy diet and regular dental visits, a good brushing and flossing routine is one of the best ways to prevent the build-up of plaque and tartar on your teeth. This helps to lower your risk of oral health problems such as tooth decay, cavities and gum disease that can also af.....
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Yellow, stained or discoloured teeth are one of the most common cosmetic concerns among Australian adults. Whether teeth have discoloured naturally with age or due to diet or lifestyle factors, they can affect a person's confidence and may be a sign of an underlying oral health problem. Ye.....
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