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- Dental Hygiene, Veneers
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Having a set of porcelain veneers fitted can transform any gappy, chipped or stained smile. Made of an ultra-thin composite resin, porcelain veneers can last up to 20 years with proper care.
- All On 4, Dental Implants, Latest News and Information
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There are many reasons why you might need implants, but if you’re looking to permanently reconstruct your smile and bite, All on 4 Dental Implants may be the ideal solution for you. This is a full-mouth treatment that can provide you with fixed teeth using only 4 dental implants. With this type of procedure, you’ll be able to restore both the functionality and cosmetic appearance of all your teeth within just 2 - 3 days.
- Cosmetic Dentistry, Latest News and Information, Veneers
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It is no secret that some veneer products are marketed that way. So, can you get your dental veneers removed or reversed? It seems like a simple enough question, but there are, of course, a few complications. The key point is that reversible and removable are two different things. Whether either is possible or even something you’d want, depends on what your original dental condition was and the type of veneers you received.
- All On 4, Dental Implants
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When you think dental implants, you might be thinking they’re just ‘false teeth’ that you don’t take out at night. You might think they’re something for your grandparents … or perhaps a boxer who’s taken a few too many unfortunate punches to the mouth. If that is what you think, you’d be wrong. In fact, thousands of people under 30 around Australia have new-generation dental implants.
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If you’re asking that question, then your teeth and your smile might depend on something called sleep dentistry. It’s something you need to know about because it is a solution to the causes of dental phobia and, after all, dental care is not optional in life.
- Neuromuscular Dentistry
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Most people think dentistry begins and ends with teeth. But there is more to it than that. The mouth, jaw and tongue - even the neck - all contribute to and are affected by overall tooth health and function. The field that wraps in this more holistic view is neuromuscular dentistry. You might not have heard of it, but it’s more important than you think.