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National Cabinet approves the move to Level 1 restrictions
Good news! On 8 May 2020, National Cabinet approved a move to Level 1 restrictions for dentistry. Continue Reading
Stop the Spread of COVID-19: A Simple Guide from Smiles First Dental
Testing for coronavirus is now widely available across Australia. If you are experiencing cold or flu symptoms, arrange a test by calling your doctor or contact the Coronavirus Health Information Hotline on 1800 020 080. The federal government’s coronavirus tracing app COVIDSafe is available for download from your phone’s app store. In the recent COVID-19… Continue Reading
COVID-19 Update: Announcing Eased Dental Restrictions from 27 April 2020
Following a Federal Cabinet meeting on 21 April 2020, the Australian Dental Association (ADA) says that more patients can get dental treatments done following the restriction on dental practices being eased from Level 3 back to Level 2. Continue Reading
Top 8 Ideas for Easter at Home from Smiles First Dental
The Coronavirus pandemic has restricted lots of our day-to-day activities, and with Easter around the corner, you may be wondering how you can re-create the fun of the chocolatiest time of the year while under lockdown. Continue Reading
World Oral Health Day 2020: Let’s Unite for Mouth Health – Smiles First Dental
Let’s Unite for Mouth Health on World Oral Health Day 2020! In celebration of the World Oral Health Day 2020, Smiles First Dental pledges to encourage others to make their oral health a priority. Continue Reading
The Consequences of Tooth Loss
When children’s deciduous teeth fall off, it does not usually cause a huge concern. Baby teeth will always give ways for the growth of the permanent ones. However, when adults lose their permanent teeth, it becomes an entirely different story.
Losing a permanent tooth can be natural, especially as you become older. Tooth loss can also be due to a number of factors such as: genetics, general health pproblems, dental and oral health issues, excessive too wear, or even trauma caused by unfortunate accidents.
Having missing teeth causes significant changes in the appearance of your smile. Instead of being nice and elegant, other might see your smile as funny or even unpleasant. Moreover, tooth loss does not only affect the aesthetic quality of your smile. It can also create certain disturbances in other aspects of your life in general. Truth is, if not given proper attention, tooth loss can be so much worse than it looks.
Other Consequences Of Tooth Loss
When a tooth has been knocked out from its rightful place, the remaining teeth shift towards the direction of the space where the tooth used to be. This shift leads to changes in the bone that provides support for your facial structures. As a result, your face would appear much older than your actual age. Continue Reading
Root Canal Treatment: What do I need to know?
The phrase “root canal” brings fear to the heart of some of our bravest patients. But at Smiles First Dental, we are here to tell you that this need not be so. A root canal is usually a painless treatment and one that reduces pain and damage in an affected tooth. Let’s take a look… Continue Reading
Top 6 Oral Hygiene Gift Ideas for Holidays from Smiles First Dental
You may have been racking your brain about what to get that special someone (or special people) on your gift list and may be close to giving up and buying a tie, candle, or novelty mug.
You know that everyone wants the perfect Christmas gift and they appreciate it more with a surprising twist! But it’s hard to know what that might be. Continue Reading
Smiles First Dental Tips: Top 4 Reasons to Use Your Dental Insurance Now
Did you know that you can save a fistfull when you use your dental benefits before the year ends, while also improving your smile, health, and decreasing dental costs later on? And you can do this by simply paying attention to your dental insurance plan and when it ‘ends’. Continue Reading
I Damaged My Dental Implant – Is It Serious, And What Can I Do?
Dental implants are durable and designed and constructed to last decades or even lifetimes – in fact, the very first ‘modern dental implant lasted a lifetime.
At Smiles First Dental, we are specialists in dental implants.
We have an experienced dental staff who can help you take advantage of this dental technology. Continue Reading
National Cabinet approves the move to Level 1 restrictions
Good news! On 8 May 2020, National Cabinet approved a move to Level 1 restrictions for dentistry. Continue Reading
Stop the Spread of COVID-19: A Simple Guide from Smiles First Dental
Testing for coronavirus is now widely available across Australia. If you are experiencing cold or flu symptoms, arrange a test by calling your doctor or contact the Coronavirus Health Information Hotline on 1800 020 080. The federal government’s coronavirus tracing app COVIDSafe is available for download from your phone’s app store. In the recent COVID-19… Continue Reading
COVID-19 Update: Announcing Eased Dental Restrictions from 27 April 2020
Following a Federal Cabinet meeting on 21 April 2020, the Australian Dental Association (ADA) says that more patients can get dental treatments done following the restriction on dental practices being eased from Level 3 back to Level 2. Continue Reading
Top 8 Ideas for Easter at Home from Smiles First Dental
The Coronavirus pandemic has restricted lots of our day-to-day activities, and with Easter around the corner, you may be wondering how you can re-create the fun of the chocolatiest time of the year while under lockdown. Continue Reading
World Oral Health Day 2020: Let’s Unite for Mouth Health – Smiles First Dental
Let’s Unite for Mouth Health on World Oral Health Day 2020! In celebration of the World Oral Health Day 2020, Smiles First Dental pledges to encourage others to make their oral health a priority. Continue Reading
The Consequences of Tooth Loss
When children’s deciduous teeth fall off, it does not usually cause a huge concern. Baby teeth will always give ways for the growth of the permanent ones. However, when adults lose their permanent teeth, it becomes an entirely different story.
Losing a permanent tooth can be natural, especially as you become older. Tooth loss can also be due to a number of factors such as: genetics, general health pproblems, dental and oral health issues, excessive too wear, or even trauma caused by unfortunate accidents.
Having missing teeth causes significant changes in the appearance of your smile. Instead of being nice and elegant, other might see your smile as funny or even unpleasant. Moreover, tooth loss does not only affect the aesthetic quality of your smile. It can also create certain disturbances in other aspects of your life in general. Truth is, if not given proper attention, tooth loss can be so much worse than it looks.
Other Consequences Of Tooth Loss
When a tooth has been knocked out from its rightful place, the remaining teeth shift towards the direction of the space where the tooth used to be. This shift leads to changes in the bone that provides support for your facial structures. As a result, your face would appear much older than your actual age. Continue Reading
Root Canal Treatment: What do I need to know?
The phrase “root canal” brings fear to the heart of some of our bravest patients. But at Smiles First Dental, we are here to tell you that this need not be so. A root canal is usually a painless treatment and one that reduces pain and damage in an affected tooth. Let’s take a look… Continue Reading
Top 6 Oral Hygiene Gift Ideas for Holidays from Smiles First Dental
You may have been racking your brain about what to get that special someone (or special people) on your gift list and may be close to giving up and buying a tie, candle, or novelty mug.
You know that everyone wants the perfect Christmas gift and they appreciate it more with a surprising twist! But it’s hard to know what that might be. Continue Reading
Smiles First Dental Tips: Top 4 Reasons to Use Your Dental Insurance Now
Did you know that you can save a fistfull when you use your dental benefits before the year ends, while also improving your smile, health, and decreasing dental costs later on? And you can do this by simply paying attention to your dental insurance plan and when it ‘ends’. Continue Reading
I Damaged My Dental Implant – Is It Serious, And What Can I Do?
Dental implants are durable and designed and constructed to last decades or even lifetimes – in fact, the very first ‘modern dental implant lasted a lifetime.
At Smiles First Dental, we are specialists in dental implants.
We have an experienced dental staff who can help you take advantage of this dental technology. Continue Reading