The Impact of Skipping Dental Checkups
Sitting on the dental chair can be stressful, especially if you fear buzzing drills or sharp tools. You could even miss a dental visit due to a busy lifestyle. Skipping these dental checkups repeatedly could mean a trip to the emergency room, unfortunately. Unless you aren’t anxious or free, cost is another reason to skip […]
The Impact of Dental Implants on Your Jawbone Health
While decay starts from tooth crevices, it can slowly spread if left untreated. A typical Australian adult loses about 4 teeth due to dental rot. Unless you have frequent dental visitation, this tooth loss is likely to increase as you age. Missing or losing teeth often affects eating habits and food choices. It also negatively […]
Understanding the Lifespan of Veneers: How Long Do They Last?
While self-esteem and appearance are a trend in this digital age, enhancing your smile’s aesthetics is one aspect to focus on. However, this is a challenge in Australia, as about a third of an adult’s teeth are often decayed, damaged, missing, or filled. Unfortunately, a national survey from the Butterfly Foundation reports that 1 in […]
Veneers vs. Crowns: Which Option Is Right for You
Delaying dental repairs may deteriorate your oral health. Before this happens, dental procedures offer restorative and cosmetic solutions to any of your dental issues. Among these popular yet effective choices are veneers and crowns. Veneers and crowns are two known options for enhancing the look and function of teeth. While these are best suited for […]
Veneers for Older Adults: Are They a Good Option?
According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, approximately 16% of Australia’s population is 65 years and older. As this demographic grows, many older adults are becoming more interested in enhancing their quality of life, including their dental aesthetics. One of the most common concerns of seniors when it comes to improving the appearance […]
Can You Get Veneers If You Have Dentures or Missing Teeth?
Teeth.org reveals that tooth decay is the most common chronic disease among Australians. It leads to tooth loss, low confidence, and low self-esteem. Tooth decay is strongly related to diet and lifestyle; the good news is that it is completely preventable. However, for people already dealing with missing teeth, options such as dental veneers may […]
