Dental erosion happens when acids in your mouth cause the surfaces of your teeth to dissolve.

If your tooth is damaged due to decay or trauma, you may need a dental filling. Dental fillings are used to repair tooth structure, so your tooth can function as well as possible.

If you or someone you know has a tooth (or teeth) knocked out it’s important to remain calm and act quickly.

Dentures are used to replace missing teeth due to tooth decay, gum disease, or trauma.

People with diabetes, particularly if they have irregular blood glucose levels, have a higher risk of tooth and gum problems.

A dry mouth happens when you don’t produce enough saliva. It can increase your risk of tooth decay, oral infections, and gum disease.

Thumb sucking is a natural habit for babies and usually stops between the ages of two and four.

Early Childhood Caries (ECC) is a serious form of tooth decay that affects the baby teeth of young children aged five and under.

After brushing, encourage your child to spit the toothpaste out but don’t rinse with water.

Breastmilk promotes optimal growth and development and protects your baby against infections and diseases.

It’s a good idea to make your baby’s first dental appointment between 12 – 18 months of age.

Over the decades, fluoride has become an important part of dental care, due to its ability to prevent tooth decay and strengthen enamel.