
What are the different types of dentistry?
There are many types of dentistry and each area focuses on treating relevant oral issues to improve the condition of … Continued
Read MoreThere are many types of dentistry and each area focuses on treating relevant oral issues to improve the condition of … Continued
Read MoreGeneral dentistry involves the use of various dental services which allow your dentist to diagnose, treat and prevent harmful oral … Continued
Read MoreThe world is facing a challenging time. The Covid-19 pandemic has affected most individuals and businesses and our Coastal Dental … Continued
Read MoreDentists typically take an x-ray or radiograph of your teeth to evaluate your oral health. But why do dentists take … Continued
Read MoreYour diet has a huge influence on your oral health, probably more than you think. An unhealthy and a low … Continued
Read MoreA smile is often the first thing people notice when they meet you. At Coastal Dental Care, our mission is … Continued
Read MoreRemineralisation is a naturally occurring process which helps to restore beneficial minerals to the enamel layer (outermost layer) of a … Continued
Read MorePeriodontitis or gum disease causes inflammation of the soft tissue (gum) and bone supporting the teeth. It is caused by … Continued
Read MoreBack teeth quite often have deep fissures or grooves in them that are difficult to clean and therefore are susceptible … Continued
Read MoreMany patients ask our dentists about the difference between plaque and tartar. It is an important question. Even more important … Continued
Read MorePregnancy influences the state of your body due to hormone changes. These hormone changes can also affect your teeth and … Continued
Read MoreFor most Australians, a trip to the dentist is not on their list of favourite activities. There are many reasons … Continued
Read MoreIt is recommended by The Australian Dental Association to visit the dentist every 6 months. But why are regular check-ups … Continued
Read MoreThere is no doubt sugar is bad for your teeth. So, as an alternative ‘healthy’ option to sugar, we use … Continued
Read MoreBy using the following techniques, you can help keep your teeth healthy to fight off cavities. Cavities cause an array … Continued
Read MoreWhen a tooth is knocked out or avulsed it is most commonly due to an injury or accident. However, this does … Continued
Read MoreThe Australian Dental Association (ADA) is a national body that recommends seeing the dentist every 6 months. But why is … Continued
Read MoreA tooth filling is where material (such as porcelain inlay/onlay or composite) is inserted into a damaged or decayed tooth … Continued
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