How to keep your children’s teeth healthy No doubt you pay a lot of interest in your child’s health and well-being. But do you ignore or neglect their oral health? Because it is an ‘invisible’ threat, it can easily go undetected. A diet that contains high levels of...
Over the Christmas period routines are all over the place and there's lots of snacking and special treats. It's important not to forget the kids' oral health! It's recommend you brush your children's teeth twice a day for optimal oral health. Getting your child...
Dental Check Up - Why Is It Important? Dr Graham Wong Early dental check-ups - It’s a common misconception that because kids will eventually lose their baby teeth, it’s less important for them to be seen by their local dentist. That could not be any further from the...
Does your child need a dentist recommended mouthguard to play sport? If your child is over 7 years of age and playing a contact sport, we recommend using a mouthguard to prevent injury. Read more below! Does your child need a dentist recommended mouthguard for sports?...
Baby teeth (also known as deciduous teeth) do eventually fall out, but they play a key role in tooth/mouth development. Let's take a look at what healthy deciduous teeth do for you! Baby Teeth / Deciduous Tooth - A Primer Before they fall out, healthy deciduous teeth...
It's important to introduce your children to professional dental care from an early age (as young as 2/3). Booking regular checkups from this age will make the kids more comfy and relaxed at the dentist, and will also help grow the relationship between your children...
