At Adelaide City Dental Care, we believe in helping our patients achieve not only healthy smiles but also a better quality of life. Today, we are shining a spotlight on sleep apnoea, a condition that can disrupt your sleep and negatively impact your overall health. What is Sleep Apnoea? Sleep apnoea is a serious sleep
Pregnancy and Oral Health is a fitting topic this month to talk about especially with the safe arrival of a baby boy for Tina born in January 2025. He is so cute! Tina will be on maternity leave until November 2025. Daniel was covering for her during his uni break and Tasman will be covering
We hope you all had a enjoyable festive season meeting up with family and friends to share memories and make new ones. With the many social occasions, we always have different beverages available. From fizzy kombucha and sparkling water to the intense jolt of energy drinks, specialty beverages have become staples in our routines. While they
Spotlight on Oral Health: Understanding Cold Sores (Oral Herpes) This month, we would like to discuss a common condition that affects many: oral herpes, often caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV-1). Oral herpes usually presents as cold sores or fever blisters around the mouth. It is highly contagious and can be transmitted through direct
Tooth brushing is one of the focuses of World Cavity Free Day on 14th October 2024. The focus is on children with healthy eating, healthy brushing habits and drinking water. The research shows that children copy their parents, and modelling great brushing habits will assist your children and grandchildren to save their teeth from cavities.
We have had a number of people ask us about whitening their teeth and the options for a brighter smile. Whitening is a possibility and depending on your tooth enamel, numbers of fillings present and your gum health it is an option for most people. Teeth whitening is an easy way to brighten and freshen
Dental Health Week is here again! The theme this year is #letstalkaboutgums. So, lets talk about gums! Your gums should be firm, stippled, pink for Caucasian/Asian heritage, brown/pink for African heritage and should come to a point between your teeth. You should be able to floss between the front side and rear side of the
So why do we look under your tongue and around your cheeks, lips and soft tissues of your mouth? Oral cancers are a very rare form of cancer, but they are quite debilitating. They occur much more frequently in people who smoke and the same will apply with vapes. Smoking increases your risk of oral
World Environment Day is on June 5th 2024 and the focus is on #GenerationRestoration. The theme is on accelerating land restoration, drought resilience, and desertification progress. We are trying to do our bit to support the environment with our environmental protection procedures in line with our dental practice values and our personal values too. Dr
Your jaw joint is a complicated joint incorporating your skull, lower jaw, ligaments, muscle attachments, a disc and fluid spaces. It has the ability to make tiny movements with only slight pressure to sip through a straw, or strong pressure when biting into hard food or wide opening with a yawn. All of these movements
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