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Oral Spring Cleaning at My Local Dentists Northmead

Oral Spring Cleaning at My Local Dentists Northmead

Oral Spring Cleaning at My Local Dentists Northmead | Dentist Northmead The daylight hours are getting longer and the weather is warming up. Spring is finally here, summer is on the way, and for many of us that means spring cleaning time! During spring-cleaning, we clean our houses, desks, offices, and even our cars, but we neglect to think about our teeth. Which is a shame, because the start of spring is the natural time to get your smile and oral health in tiptop condition for the summer that lies ahead.

Celebrating Dental Health Week in Northmead

Celebrating Dental Health Week in Northmead

Celebrating Dental Health Week in Northmead | My Local Dentists NorthmeadThe first complete week of August (6-12) is the Australian Dental Association’s (ADA) Dental Health Week! Dental Health Week is the ADA’s annual oral health event, and My Local Dentists Northmead is happy to work alongside the ADA during the week and as the year continues.

Orthodontics For Your Perfect Smile!

Orthodontics For Your Perfect Smile!

Orthodontics For Your Perfect Smile | Dentist Northmead If you’re thinking about investing in braces, there are a variety of things to take into consideration.

Your dentist may suggest orthodontic treatment if misaligned teeth begin to affect your or your child’s oral health, or if you are unhappy with the appearance of your teeth.

Dental Sealants – An Answer At All Ages

Dental Sealants – An Answer At All Ages

Dental Sealants An Answer At All Ages | Dentist Northmead Cavities are more common than many other childhood ailments, and they can cause a range of other problems as well. That’s why many dental professionals recommend that children receive dental sealants to protect against decay. Dental sealants give parents peace of mind by protecting their children’s teeth.

The most likely location for a cavity to develop in your child’s mouth is on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth. These surfaces are filled with tiny grooves that trap bacteria and food particles. A toothbrush can’t always reach these dark, moist little crevices. This creates the perfect conditions for tooth decay.