What is Oral Cancer and What Symptoms Do You Get? April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month so we thought it was opportune to discuss oral cancer as many people know very little about it but it is actually more common than you may think. In Australia, every day, at least three Australians are being diagnosed
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Dental injuries in sport are common and can vary from soft tissue damage (like a split lip) to chipped teeth or even complete loss of a tooth. Custom-fitted mouthguards are a vital accessory for anyone participating in a sport where contact with the mouth and face is possible. While a mouthguard is compulsory in sports
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March 20th, 2019 marks ‘World Oral Health Day’, and this year’s theme is all about taking care of your oral health to protect your mouth and body. It encourages people everywhere to “Say Ahh, Act On Mouth Health”. Millions of people around the globe continue to suffer from poor oral health and the growing burden
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Restless Nights due to Snoring, Sleep Apnoea and Sleeplessness Snoring and Sleep Apnoea is becoming a challenge for many seeking a good night’s sleep. With an estimated 5% of Australians suffering from sleep apnoea; for many Aussies getting a regular good night sleep is just a dream. Pardon the pun! Research by the Sleep Health
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What is Oral Cancer and What Symptoms Do You Get? April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month so we thought it was opportune to discuss oral cancer as many people know very little about it but it is actually more common than you may think. In Australia, every day, at least three Australians are being diagnosed
Dental injuries in sport are common and can vary from soft tissue damage (like a split lip) to chipped teeth or even complete loss of a tooth. Custom-fitted mouthguards are a vital accessory for anyone participating in a sport where contact with the mouth and face is possible. While a mouthguard is compulsory in sports
March 20th, 2019 marks ‘World Oral Health Day’, and this year’s theme is all about taking care of your oral health to protect your mouth and body. It encourages people everywhere to “Say Ahh, Act On Mouth Health”. Millions of people around the globe continue to suffer from poor oral health and the growing burden
