There are many different toothpastes on the market, and each of them boasts different features that are supposed to be perfect for your teeth. And unless we have an issue such as tooth sensitivity or gum disease, most of us don’t think too much about what toothpaste we use.
But choosing the proper toothpaste is a critical element of dental health. Below is your Prevent Dental toothpaste guide to help you choose the right products for you and your family.
There is a famous saying that “a stitch in time saves nine.” And when it comes to gum disease, that statement is more than true. Treating gum disease before it becomes serious can literally save you stitches later.
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is inflammation caused by bacterial growth in the mouth around the tooth and along the gum line. Unfortunately, this preventable disease can cause loss of teeth if not treated.
Worse, at least 20% of Australians have at least moderate gum disease, according to the Australian Department of Health in a 2012 study.
The good news? If identified and treated early, gum disease is reversible, and even in advanced cases your Kallangur dentist can help!
We’ve just entered the New Year, and many of us may have already broken our New Year’s resolutions. Of course this tends to happen every year, but this year there is one kind of resolution that shouldn’t be broken – a resolution to improve your health.
The good news is that some simple and practical dental resolutions can improve not only your dental health, but your general health and appearance as well. At Prevent Dental Suite we recommend that you consider our list of New Year’s resolutions that could benefit your teeth, health, and look.
This simple resolution can have enormous benefits. Make sure your toothbrush and toothpaste are easy to see and use – out of sight means out of mind! Brush in the morning and evening.
Did you know that Australians consume more sugar today than at any time in history? This is true, according to the latest data released by Australian Bureau of Statistics.
This increase in sugar consumption indicates that health care providers in Australia, especially dentists, will increasingly provide advice and treatment for patients consuming too much sugar.
The risks of sugar can be managed by understanding its role for your health and how it is included in your diet. This understanding can help you control the health risks linked to sugar including tooth decay, diabetes, heart disease, and obesity.
Brisbane to Gold Coast Cycle Challenge is happening once gain. Join us for an exciting Sunday morning in Brisbane, on 16th of October. Lock this date in your diary now. B2GC is Queensland’s most popular mass participation bike ride that raises vital funds for the Heart Foundation to help fight heart disease, the number one killer in Australia.
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