According to the American Academy of Paediatric Dentistry, between 10-39% of all paediatric dental injuries are related to sports accidents, the majority of which can be prevented by the use of a simple mouthguard. Mouthguards, also called mouth protectors, help cushion impact to the face, thus minimizing the risk of broken teeth and injuries to

Dental radiographs (often called x-rays) are an important part of your dental care. Together with an oral examination, they provide a more comprehensive view of what’s happening in your mouth. One of the primary reasons we go to the dentist is to detect dental problems before they turn into serious concerns. While a physical examination

Molar teeth or ‘chewing teeth’ have numerous pits and fissures on their biting surface which allows your upper and lower teeth to interlock and chew food. In these grooves, however, food and bacteria become embedded and remain there for long periods of time. While brushing and flossing removes plaque and particles from smooth surfaces, these