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04Nov

Baby Teeth

BABY OR PRIMARY TEETH

baby or primary teeth

Baby teeth, or primary teeth, are the first set of teeth that develop in infants. They usually start appearing around 6 months of age, the timing can vary for each child. By the time your child is about 3 years old, they typically have a full set of 20 baby teeth. These teeth serve several important purposes, including:

  1. Chewing: They allow children to chew solid foods, aiding in nutrition and digestion.
  2. Speech Development: Baby teeth play a role in speech development, helping children form words and sounds properly.
  3. Jaw and Facial Structure: Baby teeth help guide the development of the jaw and maintain space for permanent teeth.
  4. Self-Esteem and Comfort: Having a healthy set of teeth helps children feel confident about their appearance and smile.
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10Oct

Indooroopilly Dental Check ups

Regular Dental Check-ups at your Dentist

Indooroopilly Dental check ups

A regular dental check-up is an important aspect of maintaining good oral health and preventing tooth decay and other dental problems. In this blog, we’ll provide a comprehensive overview of what to expect during a typical dental check-up appointment. Our team at Heritage Dental Group believes prevention is better than cure and encourage patients to keep their regular dental check-up and clean appointments up to date. Dr Harminder Singh with more than 25 years experience in QLD provides all types of general, cosmetic, children’s dental services, dental implants, same day crowns and teeth whitening services.

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12Sep

Brisbane Dental implants: A Guide to Dental Implants

Get the Perfect Smile with Dental Implants

Brisbane dental implants comprehensive guide

Dental Implant Dentist Indooroopilly

Your oral health is essential to your overall well-being, and it plays a significant role in your daily life. From speaking and eating to smiling and laughing, your mouth is a vital part of your identity, and it’s important to maintain its health and appearance. If you are considering dental implants , you may have many questions about the procedure, benefits, cost, and maintenance. This comprehensive guide aims to provide answers to all your questions about dental implants and help you make an informed decision about whether they are the right choice for you. Our team at Heritage Dental Group is always happy to answer your queries about dental matters. Get in touch with us on 07 38783384.

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20Aug

10 ways to Improve your Smile!

“Boost Your Confidence with these 10 Ways to Improve Your Smile”

How to improve your smile

A beautiful healthy smile can light up a room, boost your confidence, and make you feel good about yourself. However, if you’re unhappy with your smile, it can have the opposite effect and leave you feeling self-conscious and embarrassed. Fortunately, there are many simple ways to improve your smile, and with a little effort, you can have a whiter brighter smile. Our gentle caring dental team at Heritage Dental Group is always here to discuss and help you through your oral health journey. We offer all type of general, cosmetic, emergency and children’s dental services.

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28Jul

Dental Health Week 2024

DENTAL HEALTH WEEK 2024

5thAugust to 11th August 2024

Dental Health Week 2024 Dental Health week 2024   

GUM DISAESE FACT SHEET

Dental Health Week is Australian Dental Association’s annual awareness week highlighting the importance of oral health care. This year, the ADA is putting the spotlight on gum health because without healthy gums, you cannot have a healthy mouth.

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18Jul

Plaque and Tartar build up: Causes, Prevention and Treatment

Do you have plaque and tartar buildup on your teeth?

Plaque and tartar build up

As we all know that maintaining good oral hygiene is essential for overall health. Plaque and tartar buildup is a common dental problem that can lead to serious dental issues like gum disease, dental decay and loss of teeth if left untreated. In this blog, we will discuss the causes, prevention, and treatment of plaque and tartar buildup. Our team strongly recommends seeing a dentist every 6-12 months to keep your teeth and gums healthy.

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07Jul

My Child’s baby teeth are not falling out, What to do?

Baby teeth Not falling out, what to do?

Baby teeth not falling out

Babies are born with 20 primary or baby teeth which eventually fall out to make way for permanent or adult teeth. The process of baby teeth falling out and the growth of permanent teeth is a natural and important part of a child’s development. However, sometimes baby teeth may not fall out as they should, which can lead to various dental problems. In this blog, we’ll explore the reasons why baby teeth might not fall out and what you can do to help. As always, we always encourage you to contact our dental practice and book an appointment to discuss your dental concerns with one of our experienced dentists.

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19Jun

What is Guided Biofilm Therapy?

GUIDED BIOFILM THERAPY – THE 8 STEPS GBT PROTOCOL

Guided Biofilm Therapy

Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) involves 8 step process which dental professionals use to remove biofilm in a least abrasive, most efficient and comfortable way. Dentist will use the state-of-the-art Aiflow, Perioflow and Piezon technology to remove biofilm and tartar build-up from your teeth.

Biofilm is a complex community of microorganisms, primarily bacteria, that adhere to surfaces on teeth, gums, and other oral structures, leading to various dental issues. Biofilm is the primary culprit behind dental problems such as cavities, gum disease, and bad breath. Guided Biofilm Therapy is a revolutionary approach to dental care that focuses on biofilm management. It combines cutting-edge technology and meticulous techniques to ensure optimal oral health. 

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07May

Wisdom Teeth: Understanding the Problems and Solutions

Wisdom Teeth: Problems and Solutions

Wisdom teeth problems and solutions- dentist Indooroopilly

For many people, the arrival of wisdom teeth cause no problems or concerns. However, these third molars can bring couple of problems. From pain and discomfort to potential oral health issues, wisdom teeth can cause a variety of issues that may require dental treatment. At your dental appointment, dentist will examine your teeth and mouth. If dentist cannot see your wisdom teeth inside your mouth because they are still under the gums, your dentist may ask to take a x-ray. This big x-ray is known as an orthopantomogram (OPG) and displays all your teeth (erupted and unerupted). In this blog, we will explore the common problems associated with wisdom teeth and discuss potential solutions.

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