Kissing Point Road Dental Group in Turramurra, New South Wales, Australia | Periodontist

Kissing Point Road Dental Group

Locality: Turramurra, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9488 9699

Address: 2 Kissing Point Road 2074 Turramurra, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.kissingpointdental.com.au

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20.01.2022 Have you booked in for your regular check up?

20.01.2022 Brushing is important - at every age! #dentalhygiene #winningsmile #healthysmile #dental

19.01.2022 Oral Hygienist Our dental hygienist Tia is your weapon against oral disease. She is university trained to use preventative, educational and therapeutic to help you to maintain excellent oral health. Tia has an incredible knack with children and will make their time at the dentist a fun. She also caters to people who have a history of sensitivity to professional teeth cleaning and people who suffer extreme dental anxiety. The goal is to make preventative treatment as pain-free, stress-free and easy as possible.

16.01.2022 Are you anxious about having dental treatment? Most commonly, oral sedation (usually in the form of anti-anxiety pills) is prescribed for relieving anxiety just before and during the dental appointment. The sedative drugs are not designed to make the patient sleep but rather to take the nervousness away and have a calming effect. Because of the drowsiness these drugs create it is vital that a responsible adult is available to collect you after the sedation procedure. ... #anxietyfree #dental #kissingpointroaddental #turramurra #dentalhygiene

14.01.2022 "Watch your Mouth!" Dental Health Week August 6-12

11.01.2022 Fluoridated Toothpaste is your best daily defense against tooth decay! It gives your teeth extra strength when they’re developing so they’re better able to resist the bacterial acid that causes tooth decay and it slows the growth of bacteria in your mouth known as plaque which leads to tooth decay. And - its natural!... Fluoride is not an artificial compound or some sort of medication, but rather a naturally-occurring mineral that’s found in rocks and soil, vegetables and grains, as well as in fresh and salt water.

10.01.2022 Its great to be active & come out smiling;) #activekids #dental #mouthguards #smile #dentalhygiene

07.01.2022 What is a dental implant? A dental implant is an artificial (usually titanium) replacement for a tooth root that is placed in the bone. Once the bone has healed around the implant a crown is connected to the implant using an abutment. Who is suitable for dental implants? Most adults with good general health that are looking at a non-removable option to replace one or more missing teeth. ... How many teeth can be supported by dental implants? One or more implants can be used to support a single unit crown, a bridge or even a denture. How long does treatment take? For a routine case, once the dental implant is placed in the bone, it can take between 2-6 months for the bone to heal so the implants can be restored. This time depends on the quality of the bone and the rate of healing. Is implant treatment painful? Patients are often surprised at how little discomfort they experience during and after implant placement. How long do implants last? With good hygiene and maintenance, it could probably be said that implants could last as long as natural teeth. What is the success rate for a dental implant? In general, the success rate for a dental implant to last over 10 years is 90-95%. What costs are involved in implant treatment? The costs can vary depending on the degree and extent of the case. An itemised treatment plan can be issued after a consultation, clearly detailing all costs involved. Am I too old for implant treatment? There is no upper age limit for patients to undergo implant treatment, provided they continue to enjoy reasonably good health. If I am interested or want to know more about dental implants, what do I do next? Dr Peter Clark has completed numerous postgraduate dental implant courses, and is in the process of becoming a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. A consultation along with a 3D Cone Beam CT x-ray will allow for a full assessment of the gum condition and bone levels in the desired implant areas. An informed treatment plan can then be formed.

04.01.2022 Are you brushing like a pro?

01.01.2022 Waking up with a headache or jaw pain? Bruxism is the clenching and/or grinding of teeth, often while we sleep. There are many factors which can cause bruxism including stress, alcohol consumption, and some medications. ... Patients often experience jaw pain, headaches, tooth sensitivity, and the wearing down of the biting surfaces of their teeth. If you are experiencing one or more of these symptoms talk to our team about bruxism today!