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It is estimated 65% of young adults do not visit the Dentist & Hygienist from the age of 18. Young adulthood is when incomes are often at their lowest, but untreated Dental decay is at its highest. ...

Orthodontic treatment is a transformative journey that goes beyond just achieving a straighter smile; it's about attaining optimal oral health. While the primary focus may be on the alignment of...

A dental hygienist is a professional actively involved with the prevention and treatment of periodontal disease, most commonly known as gum disease. They work alongside the dentist to support the...

After multiple appointments and some expense, you’re out of pain and have successfully completed root canal treatment. So, what’s the next step? Prior to commencing root canal therapy (RCT) your...

The effects of vaping on your oral health What is vaping: According to Smokefree NZ, vaping refers to the use of an electronic device that heats a liquid turning it into an aerosol...

WHAT ORAL HYGIENE PRODUCT SHOULD I USE? Have you ever been confused about what oral care product to use because there are just so many? Dentistry has advanced rapidly over the...

Pregnancy causes hormonal changes, increasing your risk for developing oral health problems like gingivitis and periodontitis or even pregnancy complications. Learn more about how to maintain the health of you and your unborn baby....

Dental caries, also known as tooth decay, is a common oral health condition that affects people of all ages. It is caused by the build-up of plaque and acid on the surface of the teeth, which erodes the enamel and creates holes or cavities in the teeth. ...

Oral cancer involves cancer of the lips, tongue, inner cheeks, roof of the mouth, gums and floor of the mouth. It accounts for approximately 2% of all cancers diagnosed in New Zealand wherein, about 250 people are diagnosed each year and most are treated ...

Diabetes and oral health share a bi-directional relationship which means that having diabetes makes a person more prone to developing many different types of oral conditions and, if you already have these oral conditions then that affects your sugar level...