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We understand a dental visit can be surrounded by feelings of anxiety in some of us. which is why we created Coast Dental around the theme of the ocean and relaxation.
What is Baby Bottle Tooth Decay?
A child’s dental development plays a significant role in their long-term oral health. Therefore, the formation of tooth decay in children is something that requires significant attention.
The Effectiveness of Home Remedies for Teeth Whitening
Natural doesn’t mean safe or effective
How to make tooth brushing enjoyable for your little one
Children often show resistance to toothbrushing because they do not find any pleasure in it. Here are 5 tips for parents to help their child commit to oral care.
Which one is better: Composite or porcelain veneers?
Which one is the best method to give you that beautiful smile?
Do your teeth darken with age?
Have you ever seen darkened teeth among the elderlies? Ever wonder if that is a part of the natural ageing process? In this article, we explore the causes of tooth discolouration and how to prevent it.
Eating disorders and dental health: How are they related?
Eating disorders are detrimental to one’s oral health in a variety of ways that require serious medical care.
How is snoring harmful to your oral health?
Did you know that snoring can lead to cavities, gum diseases and dry mouth? To avoid long-term oral health complications, learn 5 ways to combat snoring.
Does your child grind their teeth at night?
Sleep bruxism—a major cause of sleep disorders among children
Oral Piercings: What you need to know
It takes seconds to get an oral piercing but it may take months to combat the complications that come with it.
10th Oct—World Mental Health Day Coping with Mental Health & Covid-19
Don’t ‘isolate’ isolate yourself.
Your Child is Addicted to Toothpaste: What Should You Do?
It’s for their teeth, not their belly
World Humanitarian Day: Here’s how you can give back to our frontliners
Big or small—we invite any kind of support you can give!
Teeth Whitening
It is perfectly normal for you to want a bright and white smile like a celebrity to boost your self-confidence. Our teeth naturally become darker and yellowish as we age especially together with lifestyle habits such as drinking coffee, tea, coke, red wine and smoking, which will result in more dull and yellowish discoloured teeth. … Continue reading “Teeth Whitening”
Dental Implants
Do you have any missing teeth? If you have one or more missing teeth, it will not only affect your appearance but could also affect other healthy teeth as a result of the biting forces being spread over a lesser number of teeth. This can lead to cracking or fracture of other teeth resulting in … Continue reading “Dental Implants”
The Harmful Effects of Mouth Breathing
The benefits of breathing through the nose is that the fine hairs present inside the nose acts as a filter to prevent unwanted particles from entering the lungs. Breathing through the nose also helps to warm and humidify the air which is inhaled. When breathing through the mouth, the benefits of nasal breathing is lost. … Continue reading “The Harmful Effects of Mouth Breathing”
Why Some Old Fillings Could Be Doing More Harm To Your Tooth?
A filling is needed when bacteria in your mouth has caused a decay in your tooth. The decay is then removed and a filling is placed. However, a filling is only beneficial if it continues to protect the tooth. Over time some fillings may begin to have gaps in between and bacteria can easily get … Continue reading “Why Some Old Fillings Could Be Doing More Harm To Your Tooth?”
What is Cosmetic Dentistry?
Your smile often says a lot about your personality. In today’s highly competitive world there is no saying how important a first impression can be. Whether you want to make a good first impression to ace your job interview, impress your clients or to turn that first date into a second date with that special … Continue reading “What is Cosmetic Dentistry?”
Creating Beautiful LITTLE Smiles
Preventive dentistry is the foundation of modern dentistry. Most dental diseases have no symptoms till advanced stages of disease. As dentists we often tell our adult patients to visit a dentist every 6 months for an oral check to detect diseases early and to prevent these diseases from progressing to advanced oral diseases. Detecting dental … Continue reading “Creating Beautiful LITTLE Smiles”