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Tooth erosion can affect people of all ages and is one of the most common dental diseases. It may also be called dental erosion or

The Child Dental Benefits Schedule, often known as the CDBS, was introduced by the Federal Government to assist families in accessing preventive dental care and general dental treatment.

The third adult molar teeth are commonly called ‘wisdom teeth’. These are usually the last teeth to appear in the mouth, generally around the age of 18-25 years.

There is so much information and advertising about ways to whiten your teeth it can be hard to know what is best.

A tongue-tie refers to a visually tight/restricted lingual frenum that is causing difficulties in performing certain actions that require the use of the tongue, such as breastfeeding.

You probably know the feeling: You’re about ready to speak, eat, or swallow when your mouth suddenly feels parched. Your words or your food get

One of the most notable technological advances in dentistry has to be dental implants. Before their development, the only options available to people who had

Check out some tips on how to keep your child’s teeth healthy.

“It can wait.” That’s what you may be thinking (to yourself) after you’ve learned from your dentist that you have a cavity. The truth is (and we know your dentist will agree), it shouldn’t wait.

Are you showing less and less of your pearly whites in photos? The fading brightness of your teeth — it happens. Fortunately, you’ve got options. A popular, affordable, and effective treatment of teeth whitening is custom teeth whitening trays. And we’ve got all the answers on them for any of your questions.

Growing evidence suggests that pregnant women who have gum disease may be more likely to have a baby that is born too early and too small.

At Royal Dental Care we are specialist in a number of dental treatments: Teeth Whitening As the name suggests, this treatment is all about lightening

Getting your teeth straightened isn’t simply about getting some braces fitted so you can have a more beautiful smile.

Our teeth have a significant impact on the way we live our life. They influence our quality of life, including our appearance, how we speak and eat, as well as self-esteem and confidence.

As a parent, making sure your child is as healthy as possible is understandably one of your highest priorities.