It’s no secret that dental professionals know A LOT about facial structure and our technical skills really are incomparable. I mean, we can drill into
As clinicians, we are used to having bodies in our dental chairs – heads back, mouths open and teeth being counted, tissues being examined. But
The Australian Dental Association recommends that babies have their first dental assessment when their first tooth is visible or by 12 months. Would YOU know
WHAT ARE THEY? The adenoids are lymphatic tissue glands located in the roof of the mouth, behind the soft palate where the nose connects to
All parents want their children to grow up health with beautiful smiles…..that’s why one of the most disconcerting habits children develop is thumb sucking. If
We get asked this question a lot…so let’s find out where sucking comes from and why it starts in the first place. Infants are born
Thumb-sucking is common among babies and toddlers. It’s a natural reflex that is required for nutrition whether the child is breast or bottle feeding. It
Many Mums can’t or choose not to breastfeed, so what is the best way to bottle feed your baby for good oral development. Here are
We all know about the many benefits of breast milk. It strengthens baby’s immune system, it provides optimal nutrition…….. But did you know that breastfeeding
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