Saliva protects teeth and gums and is a natural disinfectant. It helps to prevent tooth decay, tooth enamel erosion and gum recession. Whenever we eat or drink something, acidity in the mouth increases, beginning the initial process of digestion. Once we finish eating, saliva helps to normalise pH levels, reducing acidity and increasing alkalinity. Problems […] Read more
Did you know that health practitioners, including dentists, are obliged to participate regularly in CPD relevant to their practice? Every practising dental professional must complete a minimum of 60 hours of CPD every three years, most of which must be spent on clinical or scientific activities. Here at New Age Dental, we know CPD is […] Read more
Dental emergencies can happen suddenly — and when they do, knowing how to respond can make all the difference. At New Age Dental in Bundoora, we offer emergency dental care when you need it most. Whether it’s severe tooth pain, a broken tooth, or a knocked-out tooth, we’re here to help. Common Dental Emergencies We […] Read more
In an uncertain world, there is one thing that you can control, and that is your preventative dental care routine. Practising good oral care is key to avoid emergency dental appointments for toothaches and other problems. Tooth Brushing and Flossing Remember to brush your teeth at least twice a day for two minutes each time, […] Read more
The pandemic is disrupting every area of our lives are currently, including physical activity. We can no longer simply go for a walk, visit the gym or play team sports, while the temptation is to sit at home and spend more time on the couch. However, physical inactivity is a major risk factor for developing […] Read more
Valentine’s Day tends to focus people’s attention on their breath a little more, but here at New Age Dental, we’d like you to enjoy fresh breath year-round, and with it excellent dental health. Sometimes persistent bad breath is a sign of something more worrisome. Potential causes can include dry mouth, untreated tooth decay or gum […] Read more
One of the best gifts you can give your child is excellent oral health, and this is where the concept of a “dental home” is extremely useful. It refers to the ongoing relationship between a dentist, the child and their parents and includes a regime of comprehensive preventive oral health care that begins no later […] Read more
You already know you need a nutritious diet for a healthy body, but there are four vitamins and minerals that are essential for good dental health. These will help to strengthen your tooth enamel and your gums and jawbone naturally. Calcium Calcium is one of the most important minerals for good dental health because it […] Read more
Every year, thousands of people have sporting injuries resulting in chipped, broken or knocked-out teeth. These injuries can also affect the cheeks, lips and tongue, and your jaws. The consequences can be devastating, and the cost of restorative care can mount up quickly. If you participate in any sports where you could take a blow […] Read more
If there’s one thing you can guarantee during the holiday season, it’s that sweet treats will be everywhere. If you aren’t careful, those sugary goodies could damage your teeth, so follow these tips to help keep teeth healthy and cavity-free. Enjoy Sweets in Moderation Just because sweets are readily available, you don’t need to eat […] Read more
