There are certain foods and drinks that have a disproportionately positive or negative impact on the health of your mouth and teeth. Many foods and drinks can lead to more plaque and damaged teeth. The first place a poor diet and poor nutrition is noticed will be in your mouth. At Riversdale Dental in Camberwell, […]
Category Archives: Dental Health
18
Dec
Dec
No we haven’t made a mistake, you’ve read that correctly. Finding problems early means we can spot them before things escalate, and just like any health concern, this always offers the chance of a good outcome. We’d rather treat a small crack with a filling than discover it later when it has decayed the […]
25
Oct
Oct
Modern life is complex and fast-moving, which means it can be easy to overlook the basics, such as a visit to the dentist. Regular dental check-ups fall off the to do list for many people, but not getting your teeth checked can have profound consequences. If something in your mouth seems strange, it’s important you […]
23
Aug
Aug
Myth busters on brushing your teeth Here are some of our myth busters on tooth brushing, to help you protect your teeth. Baby teeth don’t matter They do. It’s really important to start encouraging your child to brush their teeth as soon as their first teeth come through. It’s never easy to get a child […]
16
Feb
Feb
The Australian Dental Association (ADA) recommends seeing your dentist every 6 months. But why is it so important to see the dentist regularly? This is because a 6-monthly check-up and clean can help keep your teeth and gums healthy as well as help detect diseases early. When oral health issues are detected early, it can […]
14
Sep
Sep
Dental problems are never any fun, but the good news is that most of them can be easily prevented. Brushing twice a day, flossing daily, eating properly, and regular dental check-ups are essential steps in preventing dental problems. These 3 common dental problems are easy to identify. But are they easy to treat and solve? Find out […]
10
Aug
Aug
You may already take steps in protecting your dental health, such as brushing your teeth, flossing daily, and have regular dental check-ups, yet may not realise that drinking water has a number of practical benefits which help improve oral health. Water is unlike any other drink, and is by far the healthiest drink available. […]
- 1
- 2