After getting a filling, you may need to take a little extra care of your mouth. Check out these guidelines for filling aftercare and recovery.
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Can a crown cure a cracked tooth?
Treatment for a cracked tooth depends largely on the severity of the injury and often involves a dental crown, sometimes as part...
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Missing teeth? Find out what type of replacement is right for you
If you're missing teeth eating and smiling can be tough, but it doesn't need to be. Find out more about the different types of...
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How diet impacts the chances of getting gum disease
Diet plays a huge role in preventing or causing gum disease. We look at how that works, what food you should avoid and what to...
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How long can you go without visiting the dentist?
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...
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5 easy tips to prevent gum disease
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...
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Can kissing someone give you gum disease?
A kiss can seem like an innocent, romantic gesture but can it put you at risk of dental problems? We take a look at whether kissing can give you gingivitis.
What you need to know about taking care of your...
Baby teeth may be destined to fall out, but it's still important to take good care of them. Here's a helpful guide to looking after your toddler's teeth.
Do DIY teeth whitening methods really work?
Getting a brighter smile by using things you probably have in your cupboard sounds too good to be true. We look at whether DIY whitening methods work.
How to look after your teeth in cold and flu season
If you're feeling sick, you need to take care of yourself - including your teeth. Here's how to look after your dental health when you have a cold.
5 of the most dangerous sports for teeth
Sports are usually seen as good for your health - but as dentists we see them a little differently. Check out five of the riskiest sports for your teeth.