Some people fear the pain associated with root canal treatment. Fortunately, modern dentistry means you feel little-to-no pain during your procedure.
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Can dental issues cause bad breath?
If you're experiencing bad breath and you haven't eaten a fistful of garlic, you might be wondering what the cause could be. Here...
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What are fissure sealants?
Fissure sealant is used to protect the back teeth from decay by making them easier to keep clean. The application is quick and...
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Does a cracked tooth need emergency dental care?
Whether or not you need to seek emergency dental treatment for a cracked or broken tooth depends on the severity and cause. We...
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What are the signs of oral cancer?
Detecting mouth cancer early ensures you receive the treatment you need as quickly as possible. Knowing what signs to look out...
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What causes gingivitis?
Gingivitis is a form of gum disease. Caused by a buildup of plaque, left untreated gingivitis can develop into periodontitis and...
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Do you need to visit the dentist when you have braces?
When you see the orthodontist regularly, do you still need to visit the dentist? Short answer: yes. Let's discuss your dentist and braces.
What’s the difference between ceramic and...
Ceramic and porcelain are often interchangeable terms - but is there a difference when it comes to dental crowns? Let's discuss crown materials.
Is flossing as important as brushing teeth?
Dentists are always saying you need to brush and floss twice a day - but is flossing all that important? It may be more vital than brushing.
Can gum disease be hereditary?
Gum disease affects a lot of New Zealanders - so it could impact your child too. Let's talk about the genetic and environmental factors influencing gum disease.
Do you really need to brush your teeth twice a day?
Looking after your teeth takes as little as four minutes total, every day. Don't skimp on this minor routine - find out why you need to brush twice a day.