Written by Emily Smith — Oral Health Therapist. If you have kids and they have been to the dentist, there is a good chance you have heard the term “hypomineralisation”. You may have also heard it referred to as chalky teeth. So, what is hypomineralisation exactly,...
Written by Emily Smith — Oral Health Therapist. Xerostomia, or dry mouth, is a condition where the salivary glands don’t produce enough saliva to lubricate the mouth. It is often the side effect of taking one or more medications, a symptom of a disease affecting the...
Written by Emily Smith — Oral Health Therapist. Congratulations on your new dental implant! Dentistry has come such a long way in the last 50 years and we are so pleased we can offer you this option for tooth replacement. Gone are the days of having...
Written by Emily Smith — Oral Health Therapist. Vaping is a relatively new trend among young adults and teens alike. While it may be considered a better option than smoking regular cigarettes, this is simply not the case. Research is beginning to show the negative effects of...
Written by Emily Smith — Oral Health Therapist. We all know a varied diet with plenty of fresh fruit and veg, lean protein and whole grains are essential for a healthy body. However, many people forget that the mouth is connected to the rest of the...