Dental Blog

If you have a missing tooth - or are soon to have one thanks to a planned extraction - it's important to consider getting a replacement, whether that is an implant, denture or bridge. When a tooth is missing, it's not uncommon for the teeth either side of the gap to concave inwards or over.....
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If your brackets or wires have broken due to a trauma you may need to visit your dentist for an appointment immediately. They will assess the situation and tell you if you need treatment or if the problem can wait for your next appointment. If, however, you are unable to schedule an appoin.....
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Dental Implants - An overview Dental Implants can be a great solution for anyone missing their adult teeth as they offer a functional and usually long-lasting solution. Patients often choose dental implants because of their durability and the effective manner in which they blend in with ex.....
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TMJ PAIN, FIBROMYALGIA AND CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME by Dr John Utama - Dentist, BDS MBA Chronic pain is the bane of millions of people’s existence, it’s classified as a disease sharing similar signs and symptoms with other chronic conditions such as fibromyalgia (FM), irritable bowel syndr.....
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W hen the time comes for your child's first visit to the dentist, it can be a nerve-racking experience forboth young and old. However, with a little preparation and understanding, it doesn't need to be difficult. Keep these tips in mind when you take your child to the dentist for the first.....
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Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) Continues On 23 April 2016, the Australian Government announced its intention to close the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) from 1 July 2016. As the legislation was not passed by Parliament before the Government entered into caretaker arrangements.....
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Missing teeth can impact your ability to do everyday things like chew food, talk, and smile, but there are many different ways to address these issues. Two of the most common solutions for missing teeth are dentures and dental implants. So which one is right for you?The answer depends on l.....
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In my 30 years of practice, the growth guidance appliance is arguably the most significant appliance I have used. The upper arch (maxilla bone) is one of the most important bones in the body as it determines the position of the lower jaw, which in turn may affect the airway and the TMJ joi.....
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Cosmetic dentistry has been a growing industry for some time now, resulting in countless happy clients walking out of the dentist's office with a smile on their face that they can be proud of. So what is it exactly that a cosmetic dentist does? How can you find a cosmetic dentist and be su.....
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Anybody of any age can have TMJ pain affecting between 5% to 12% of the population, and women tend to fare worse than males(1).What Is TMJ?TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint, it’s the joint just in front of the ear, its main function is to facilitate chewing in partnership with the tee.....
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