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Cleveland House Dental

Locality: Cleveland, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3821 1636

Address: 1/120 Bloomfield Street 4163 Cleveland, QLD, Australia

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25.01.2022 Is your lifestyle affecting your oral health? Modern lifestyles present a number of challenges for your body including your teeth. Dental erosion is the irreversible loss of tooth tissue due to exposure to acid. Sources of acid exposure can be intrinsic (from within your body) or extrinsic (from outside your body). People at risk from intrinsic acid exposure include those who experience gastric reflux or recurrent vomiting. Extrinsic acid can be found in some of our most popu...lar everyday drinks and foods. These include: - Drinks such as fruit juice, wine, carbonated drinks, sports drinks - Foods such as citrus fruit - Medications eg. Vitamin C, aspirin and some iron preparations. Book an appointment with us today! (3821 1636) Credits to Freepik and Colgate

21.01.2022 Flossing is an essential part of your daily dental routine! Proper flossing removes plaque and food particles in places where a toothbrush cannot easily reach under the gumline and between your teeth. Because plaque build-up can lead to tooth decay and gum disease, daily flossing is highly recommended. Use the following proper technique:... - Pull 18 to 24 inches of dental floss from the floss dispenser. - Wrap the ends of the floss around your index and middle fingers. - Hold the floss tightly around each tooth in a C shape; move the floss back and forth in a push-pull motion and up and down against the side of each tooth. Credits to Freepik and Colgate

21.01.2022 How safe is Tooth Whitening? Over a decade of research has proven bleaching and other whitening methods to be both safe and effective. Several products in the market today have shown no adverse effects on teeth or gums in substantial clinical and laboratory testing. Be sure to look for clinically proven products, follow directions and consult with your dental professional. In the past, the higher bleach concentrations used in-office treatment resulted in more sensitivity. To...day, however, bleaching gels are well buffered, making sensitivity less of an issue. Sensitivity may occur in people after whitening procedures, particularly when they eat hot or cold foods, but usually disappears after 48 hours and stops completely when treatment is stopped. Book an appointment with us today! (3821 1636) Credits to Freepik and Colgate

21.01.2022 Tooth brushing for children Tooth brushing should begin when the first baby teeth appear in the mouth at 6 to 9 months of age. In the beginning, a small soft bristled toothbrush to gently brush your child´s teeth. Later, a child can be given a toothbrush to play with at bath time to introduce the idea of brushing their own teeth. It is important that twice daily tooth brushing becomes part of a child´s daily routine much like taking a bath or brushing hair. Starting early set...s up good habits for life! If you are need more advice, call us on (07) 3821 1636 to make an appointment today! Credits to Freepik and Colgate

18.01.2022 Sensitive teeth can be a bother! Tooth sensitivity occurs when the dentine underneath the tooth's enamel or in the tooth root becomes exposed, making nerves sensitive to changes in temperature, or to touch. Stimulants can include types of food and drink and even, in some cases, cold air and wind. This sensitivity causes a painful sensation or tingling in the teeth, making eating and drinking certain foods and hot or cold drinks uncomfortable or annoying.... Talk to us about tooth sensitivity - we can provide the correct diagnosis and recommend treatment options. Call us on (07) 3821 1636 to make an appointment today! Credits to Freepik and Colgate

14.01.2022 Our phone number has changed - please call us on (07) 3286 6009 to make an appointment!

09.01.2022 Have a toothache? It's not always a cavity! Whatever the type and severity of tooth pain, it is best to call the dentist and make an appointment. The causes of toothaches are not always clear, and a conclusive diagnosis as to the source of the pain and subsequent professional treatment is always the best course of action. Tooth Sensitivity... If having hot or cold foods causes pain, it could mean a cavity, but could also be a case of sensitive teeth. Some Toothaches Are More Severe If there is a sharp, stabbing pain when biting down on food, the cause of the toothache could be a cavity or a cracked tooth. If it's a throbbing, incessant pain, on the other hand, it may have an abscessed tooth or an infection that should be taken care of as quickly as possible. It Might Not Even Be the Teeth One less common, but significant cause of tooth pain is a sinus infection. If only the upper teeth on both sides of the face are in pain, sinusitis could be the culprit. This may be accompanied or preceded by nasal congestion and tenderness around the sinuses. Book an appointment with us today! (3821 1636) Credits to Freepik and Colgate

04.01.2022 Three Dental Health Facts for a Sparkling Smile! Healthy Lifestyles Make Healthy Smiles Regular exercise and a healthy diet decreases the chances of developing gum disease. A poor diet filled with sugary foods and liquids can lead to cavities.... Good Oral Hygiene Takes Time A white smile doesn't happen overnight! Plaque, the sticky film of bacteria constantly forming at the gum line and on the surfaces of your teeth, can take time to remove. Brush your teeth two to three minutes at a time, and twice daily. Proper Technique with the Proper Products Toothbrushes come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but choose one that fits in your mouth comfortably. Correct brushing technique means placing the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle toward your gum line and gently moving the bristles back and forth in short strokes. Book an appointment with us today! (3821 1636) Credits to Freepik and Colgate

02.01.2022 Are wisdom teeth bothering you? As wisdom teeth are the last permanent teeth to come in, there’s often not enough room left in the mouth to accommodate them. This can lead to impacted wisdom teeth that are impacted (meaning that they are below the gum line and not fully erupted). If teeth are impacted, swelling and tenderness may occur.If there’s no pain and no crowding, the wisdom teeth may settle in comfortably. ... If causing pain, wisdom teeth are often best removed before the age of twenty years as root formation may not yet be completed. If there's considerable pain or if it's difficult to open the mouth, it’s likely that a wisdom tooth is impacted under the gums. An x-ray will be taken to see if the impacted wisdom tooth needs to be extracted. If the wisdom teeth are erupted, the tooth (or teeth) will normally be removed with local anaesthetic. If you are experiencing headaches, swelling or other pain associated with wisdom teeth, call us on (07) 3821 1636 to make an appointment today! Credits to Freepik and Colgate