We are putting our support behind World Oral Health Day in 2019. This year’s message is that ‘maintaining a healthy mouth is crucial to keeping it functioning correctly and for maintaining overall health and quality of life‘ . Lately, researchers have been strengthening our understanding of the ways our oral...
We were proud to participate in 42for42 this year and walk in honour of the Australian soldiers lost in Afghanistan and those suffering from mental health issues upon their return. Our team participated in two groups, with one group walking in the morning and another in the afternoon. Each group...
We are pleased to announce our participation in the 42for42 charity event in November, 2018. The event will see our team of twenty BOH staff walk together while carrying 42kg to signify the soldiers lost in Afghanistan.
Lately, our Dental Hygienist Alice Canniffe has noticed more patients drinking lemon-water as a morning beverage. It raises the question – what impacts is this trend having on our dental health? In our latest video, we take a look at the issues with including regular acids in your diet and...
Private health insurers have made many promises about the affordability of healthcare, but with our health premiums in 2018 set to increase by 3.95%, many Australians are beginning to wonder just how much private health insurance is actually saving them. “As dentists, we are increasingly disappointed by the fact that...
In our newest video, Oral Health Therapist Katherine Brown talks about the Teeth Whitening treatments that are available.
Dr David Tuffley discusses Preventive Dentistry, and the ways your dentist can help prevent dental disease.
Are you feeling nervous about an upcoming dental visit? You aren’t alone, with studies showing 1 in 6 Australian adults, and 1 in 10 Australian children feel the effects of dental anxiety.
What does a successful Root Canal feel like? Is your root canal still giving you troubles after treatment?
In our newest case study, a young patient in her twenties presents with moderately shortened and worn upper canines (1) and incisors (2), as you can see in our case study photos below.
