Complete Wellness™ Dentistry - Sydney, Australia
We’ve all heard the advice to visit the dentist regularly, typically every six months. But have you ever wondered why it’s so crucial to maintain this routine? The Australian Dental Association (ADA) and the Australian Dental Association NSW have provided valuable facts and statistics that illuminate the significance of this age-old practice. Early Detection Of […]
The foods we eat can have a big impact on our teeth and acidic foods are no different. Acid, most commonly from our food but also stomach acid, can erode the enamel on our teeth. The enamel is the hard white outside layer of the tooth which protects it. Continued acid erosion can expose the […]
When teeth get too damaged for a filling, they might just need some royal treatment. Crowns are a tooth shaped ‘cap ‘that are cemented to a prepared tooth which is likely badly broken, cracked or decayed. A crown can also be used to hold together a tooth which is structurally weak such as a root […]
Fissure seals get their name because they seal the grooves (fissures) of the back teeth (molars). Fissure seals are a preventive treatment done when children get their molar teeth. First at age 6 and then back molars at age 13. By covering the teeth groove food is less likely to get stuck in the teeth […]
If your dentist has noticed signs of grinding (also known as Bruxism) on your teeth you’re not alone, around 5% of the population regularly grind their teeth and this number has increase significantly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people are not aware that they grind because it often occurs unconsciously while we are sleeping. […]
We understand that no one’s every excited when their dentist tells them they need a filling, however it is a super important step in maintaining long-term oral health and preventing larger, more expensive procedures. There are a few reasons someone will need a filling, the most common being to remove decay or repair cracks. What […]
Deep Clean (Periodontal Treatment) A deep clean is a straight forward procedure, similar to your regular cleaning, except the dentist goes deeper in the gum to clean out the pockets (gaps in the gums around the teeth), therefore you will be numbed. The dentist recommends this treatment when there are signs of gum disease. Signs […]
What To Expect During Your First Check-Up & Clean? If this is your first time seeing the dentist or it’s been a while since you’ve seen us, there is a little overview of what to expect on the day. It is completely normal to feel a little nervous, don’t worry the dentist doesn’t expect your […]
