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Over the Christmas season more than ever we are tempted by loads of treats that are difficult to resist and avoid. But there are some things you can do this Christmas to minimise the risk of dental decay with our dental Christmas survival guide.
1. No matter how late or how tired you feel, don’t let your routine slip: always brush twice daily and floss whenever you can (once a day is ideal, but once a week is better than nothing.) ...
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If you have a chipped or broken tooth, it’s important to take care of it right away. Depending on the extent of the damage, there are a few things you can do. In this blog post, we will discuss what to do if you have a chipped or broken tooth.
There are a few reasons why teeth can ...
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Diabetes is a medical condition that readily compromises the natural ability of the body to protect itself against infection. It also lowers the efficiency at which the body can heal itself.
This is exactly why people who are suffering from diabetes are always already at a higher risk of developing gum disease and other oral health ...
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The benefits of using high-quality mouthwash daily goes beyond keeping your breath minty fresh. More than giving your breath a makeover, rinsing with mouthwash brings a chockfull of health benefits to your mouth.
Case in point, a bottle of mouthwash is easily an anti-plaque solution, a teeth whitener, and a gum disease fighter, all at the ...
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While often taken for granted, saliva is indispensible when it comes to promoting and preserving optimal environment for good oral health. Saliva has natural neutralising, remineralising, and anti-bacterial properties.
As such, when occasional acid attack takes place, the calcium and phosphate component of saliva repairs damage done on teeth enamel.
Without ...
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The teeth consist of the hardest substances that make up the human body. A complete set of teeth is crucial to nourishment and digestion. As such, the long and sharp canine are designed to pierce meat, while the wide and flat molars are built to grind food.
Apart from this, ...
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To know more about invisalign, come and visit your dentist at Campbelltown Dental Care. Call us on 02 4620 5919 or book your appointment online and claim your FREE dental consultation today!
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Professional teeth whitening, meaning teeth whitening procedure that is overseen by your dentist Campbelltown, is very different from teeth whitening treatments offered in beauty salons and day spas.
The fundamental difference is that teeth whitening treatments that are conducted outside the dentist’s ...
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Campbelltown Dental Care
172 Queen St,
Campbelltown NSW 2560
Phone: (02) 4620 5919
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When the pulp of your tooth gets infected due to persisting decay or injury, a successful root canal treatment allows you to keep your tooth, rather than having it extracted. Saving your natural tooth is important as it prevents your other teeth from shifting out of place.
Otherwise known as endodontic therapy, ...
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