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01Nov

Indooroopilly Family Dentist

Looking for a Gentle Caring Family Dentist in Brisbane Western Suburbs?

Indooroopilly Family Dentist

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GENTLE CARING FAMILY DENTIST INDOOROOPILLY

At Heritage Dental Group Indooroopilly, our dentist Dr Singh is known for his gentle caring and honest dental care. Our dental team understands that dental visits are not always popular with lot of people. Our gentle caring team will make your dental visit a comfortable and relaxing one.

25Oct

10 Tips to maintain White Teeth

10 TIPS TO MAINTAIN WHITE TEETH

From your Indooroopilly Local Dentist

10 tips to maintain white teeth - dentist near me

HOW TO MAINTAIN WHITE TEETH?

Want to brighten your smile? Here are few tips from our dentists to maintain white healthy smile at home. 

25Oct

Children’s Dental Services Indooroopilly

DENTAL SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AT YOUR INDOOROOPILLY DENTIST

dental services for children

What dental services we provide for children at Heritage Dental Group?

Our team at Heritage Dental Group Indooroopilly understands how important a great smile is for a child’s overall health and confidence. We are passionate about educating children from an early age about the advantages of looking after their teeth and gums.

Children’s Gentle Dentist in Brisbane

We see all age kids at Heritage Dental Group. Dental treatment and procedures are age and requirement based. We have solution for all type of general dental services for children. The most common dental services or treatments are:

21Oct

Why my Dentist need X-rays?

DENTAL X-RAYS AT YOUR DENTIST

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Dental X-Rays taken by your dentist help detect and spot early signs of decay, gum disease and other underlying oral problems and complications. Detecting and diagnosing dental problems before they get worse can save money, reduce discomfort, and improve the quality of your life.

Our dentists at Heritage Dental Group use digital x-rays which emit far less radiation than the traditional x-rays. Dentist will only take diagnostic x-rays to check your teeth if any issues are suspected. Our latest digital x-ray technology ensures minimal exposure to radiation and is safe. Your dentist will take x-rays for the comprehensive examination of your mouth.

INTRAORAL X-RAYS are the most common type of dental x-rays. The x-ray film is placed inside your mouth.

11Oct

Knocked out Tooth

Dental Emergency Do’s and Don’ts

Toothache Do's and Don'ts

Dental emergency – Knocked out Baby (Primary) tooth

DO

  • Find the tooth and store in milk
  • Sooth the child
  • Go to the dentist asap
  • Try to see dentist regularly to monitor the development of baby and permanent teeth.
18Aug

Early Childhood Dental Visits Indooroopilly

EARLY CHILDHOOD DENTAL VISITS AT YOUR INDOOROOPILLY FAMILY DENTIST

Early Childhood Dental Visits

WHEN SHOULD MY CHILD VISIT THE DENTIST?

Dr Singh recommends your child should have their first dental check-up by their first birthday. Dental check-ups pick up any abnormalities or tooth decay at this age. Dental check-up is as important as general health check. Usually, 6-12 monthly dental check-ups are recommended. Children who are at high risk of tooth decay may need more frequent dental visits.

28Jul

Dental Health Week 2021

DENTAL HEALTH WEEK 2021

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WHAT IS DENTAL HEALTH WEEK?

Dental Health Week is the Australian Dental Association’s yearly campaign to educate Australians on the importance of good oral health and how to effectively look after their oral health. This years Dental Health Week will be from 2nd-8th August 2o21. 

DENTAL HEALTH WEEK 2021 CAMPAIGN

The 2021 campaign focuses on the importance of taking steps to care for your teeth and gums to help you to keep your teeth and smile for life. The ADA’s main oral health messages and the four key messages of the 2021 DHW campaign aim to reinforce the importance of maintaining good oral health to keep your teeth for life:
 
•    Brush teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste.
•    Clean between your teeth daily using floss or interdental brushes.
•    Eat a healthy, balanced diet and limit added sugar intake.
•    Visit the dentist regularly for check-ups and preventive care.

19Jul

Dry Socket Pain

DRY SOCKET PAIN

INDOOROOPILLY EMERGENCY DENTIST

Dry Socket Pain

 

What is dry socket (Alveolar Osteitis)?

Dry socket is a common complication of tooth extraction. It can be a quiet painful experience, but it can be easily treated by your dentist. Usually, dry socket happens when the blood clot at the site of the tooth extraction fails to develop, or it dislodges or dissolves before the wound has healed. It leaves the bone exposed to air, food, and fluids. The blood clot limits the bleeding in the area after tooth extraction and lays a foundation for new bone and tissue in the area. Dry sockets can often delay the healing process.

 

 

29Jun

Teeth Whitening Frequently Asked Questions

Teeth Whitening Options at Your Indooroopilly Dentist– Frequently asked Questions

Teeth whitening frequently asked questions

How does teeth-whitening work?

Teeth whitening products contain hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide. These teeth whitening products break or dissolve the stains into smaller pieces which makes the colour of your teeth less concentrated, and your teeth look whiter.

Does teeth-whitening work on all teeth?

No, teeth whitening does not work on all teeth. It is important to talk to your dentist before starting any teeth whitening treatment or product. Teeth whitening will not work on Dental veneers, Crowns, or fillings. Always consult your dentist.

16Jun

Diabetes and Your Dental health

diabetes and Your Dental Health

DIABETES AND DENTAL HEALTH

Taking care of your dental health is important when you have diabetes. Looking after your teeth and gums and managing your blood glucose levels can help reduce the risk of dental problems like gum disease and tooth decay.

HOW CAN DIABETES AFFECT MY TEETH AND GUMS?

If your blood glucose is above the target range, it increases the risk of getting tooth decay and gum disease or infections. You may suffer from dry mouth or more glucose in your saliva which can lead to plaque build up on your teeth – a sticky film consisting mostly of bacteria. These bacteria produce acids which can damage the surface of the teeth, leading to tooth decay and gum disease. Gum disease can take longer to heal if you have diabetes.

Proper brushing and flossing help protect your teeth and gums. Along with good oral hygiene, visiting your dentist 6-12 monthly is recommended.