Dental Treatment

Many Kiwis are guilty of putting off a visit to the dentist. We’ve taken a look at how long you can go between appointments without worrying.

Gum disease isn’t fun at all, but luckily it’s easy to prevent. Follow these five easy tips to make sure your gums stay as healthy as possible.

Your kid’s teeth are vulnerable at a young age so taking care of them is essential. Here are five tips to help make dental care easier.

Root canals aren’t a big deal if you take care of yourself afterwards to avoid infection and inflammation. Here are eight tips to make it easier.

A root canal treatment is performed to reduce the risk of having to remove and replace an infected tooth. There are a number of reasons infection can develop.

At your dental appointment you may see a dentist or a hygienist, depending what needs to be done. What is the difference between a dentist and a hygienist?

Learning how to alleviate dental anxiety early can prevent problems in later life. Follow our tips for helping your child overcome their dental phobia.

Gum disease can be attributed to a range of lifestyle and genetic factors. Here are some commons causes worth knowing about so you can take steps to prevent it.

How do you know if you need a root canal? If you’re experiencing these common symptoms, it may be time to get in touch with your dentist.

Having a wisdom tooth removed can be painful – but it doesn’t have to be scary. Knowing how to improve recovery time can help you manage wisdom tooth removal.

There’s no denying that university is an expensive time for many young New Zealand adults. What with tuition fees, rent and other course-related costs, necessitates like dental care tend to take a back seat.

Do you have, or are you considering, porcelain veneers? This cosmetic option provides a great alternative to whitening and even covers up cracks or chips. However, just like your real teeth, your veneers must be maintained. Here are our tips for creating a long life for your veneers.

Oral health is inextricably linked to the wellbeing of the rest of our bodies. When we become sick or develop any kind of medical complication, it’s possible that our oral health will be impacted in some way. The same applies when osteoporosis develops. Find out how bone density loss affects your oral health.

Wisdom teeth are the cause of a lot of pain for many Kiwis in their late teens or early twenties. They serve no necessary function to modern humans, so why do we have them? Read on to find out why we grow wisdom teeth, why they’re redundant and why they so often need to be removed.

Everyone is scared of something. Whether it be clowns, snakes or heights, it can be frightening trying to overcome these fears. But what happens if your child is living with dental anxiety? How can you help them to get over this fear and practise a strong level of oral care?

A visit to the dental hygienist is a great way to restore confidence to yourself and significantly improve the overall health of your teeth. Discover more reasons why you should visit your dental hygienist and get ready to show off that million dollar smile!

Although your dentist will ask you a few questions based on your overall oral health, it’s important that you take the time to ask some of your own. This way, you’ll be more knowledgeable about how to maintain the best oral care possible. Here are a few you can ask next time.

Are you experiencing bleeding gums? Discover easy ways to help prevent this oral condition. If the problem persists, contact City Dentists today.

If cracked, worn or unsightly teeth are the problem, dental crowns may be the answer. Do you suffer from any of these four things?

You want to stay healthy during your pregnancy, but what does that mean for your dental care? Here’s what you need to know.

It is possible to care about your teeth and the environment at the same time. Check out our guide to environmentally friendly dental care.