Not everyone has wisdom teeth. They aren’t always needed for your overall chewing ability. But if you do, these four teeth—two on top, two on bottom—are the third and final set of molars you’ll get. They usually erupt, i.e., push through your gums, when you’re in your late teens or early 20s. Your…
DetailsPredominantly there are 3 groups of people who avoid going to the dentist. The first group of people might be very fearful and anxious and therefore they don’t visit the dentist. The second group of people don’t visit the dentists because they think that nothing is wrong, and nothing is hurting, and they feel…
DetailsThere are many benefits of having straight teeth. People with straighter teeth have less gum disease and less tooth decays. They enjoy better chewing and thus better digestion, more efficient brushing, and increased self-esteem. The good news is metal braces is not the only option. Invisalign aligners are the clear alternative to…
DetailsIf you play a contact sport, and a lot of Aussies do, you may risk injuring your teeth. Unfortunate and serious dental injuries could happen during contact sports. These sorts of injuries are often difficult to treat and might often involve a lifetime of expense. What is a mouthguard? A mouthguard is a…
DetailsMost of us know that forgetting to brush or floss regularly is an invitation of dental problems. But those are not the only bad habits that could harm your teeth. Check the list below to make sure your dental health is not affected by any of the 5 common habits. Binge eating…
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