Does your mouth constantly feel dry and sticky, even if you drink plenty of water? You might have a condition known as dry mouth syndrome (also called xerostomia). As well as feeling uncomfortable, a persistently dry mouth can also increase your risk of developing other oral health problems such as .....
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Tooth decay is the most common dental problem in Australia, affecting more than 90% of people in their lives, and the most common chronic disease affecting children. While teeth can decay for many reasons, the leading culprit is sugar added to food and drink. Even if you've already tried to cut down.....
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Bad breath is fairly common, but in most cases it's temporary and goes away after you brush your teeth. More severe bad breath (halitosis) is thought to affect around 2.4 percent of adults. As well as being a source of embarrassment and lost confidence, it could also be a symptom of an underlying he.....
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Children usually get their first teeth between 6 and 10 months of age, beginning a lifetime of dental care. When you help your baby to take the best care of their developing teeth and take them to visit the dentist regularly, you could be setting them up for good oral health for life. That's why it'.....
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Are you heading overseas for Christmas or New Year? Whether you're at home or abroad, bacteria in plaque don't take time off, so it's important to keep up with your oral hygiene routine when you're away. Follow these tooth-friendly travel tips to make sure you don't neglect your oral health and lowe.....
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