The holiday season is upon us. Here are some tips on how to keep your smile healthy and picture-perfect during the party season. Brighten your smile with teeth whitening Your smile is your best party accessory. So keep it fresh and bright with teeth whitening. Teeth whitening is best for individuals who are experiencing discolouration…
If you’ve found yourself standing in the supermarket, deciding on the right toothpaste out of the hundreds of overwhelming options, you’re not alone. Let’s break down the different types of toothpaste to understand the benefits and find the one that’s best for you. Fluoride Toothpaste Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral found in…
Here at Tindale Dental Centre, located in Penrith, we value preventive measures and the upkeep of looking after your oral health.
To maintain good oral health it’s important to keep in mind that your diet and the foods that you consume impact your gums, teeth and mouth. Here at Tindale Dental Centre in Penrith, we’ve created a simple guide on what to look out for in terms of looking after your oral health in relation to…
Professional teeth whitening is a well-proven, safe and effective way to enhance your smile. Many of us find that our teeth colour has dulled over time. This can be due to dietary factors with coffee, tea and red wine being the main culprits, habits such as smoking or it can simply be a part of…
Before their first tooth Cleaning your child’s mouth before they even have teeth is quite important, and helps to get both you and your child used to the routine of maintaining proper oral health. To clean your baby’s mouth, dampen a soft washcloth with warm water and gently rub the cloth over all of their…
We cannot expect our gums and teeth to remain healthy without proper maintenance. Brushing and flossing daily, monitoring the food eaten, especially those that are harder to break down and those that cause discolouration, as well as dental visits are important to a healthy mouth. A lack of these practices can result in oral diseases….
Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, is caused when bacteria in plaque builds up between the gums and teeth. When the bacteria begin to grow, the gums surrounding the tooth can become inflamed. If left untreated, this inflammation can cause the gums and supporting bone structure to deteriorate. This can lead to gum recession…