All About Braces
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Read MoreHow Eating Disorders Affect Your Oral Health
Eating disorders such as Anorexia Nervosa or Bulimia Nervosa have many negative physiological effects on your body, including an adverse affect on your oral health.
Read MoreThe Top 7 Causes of Toothache
At The Glenroy Dental Group, your overall health and happiness are our ultimate goals.
We use the most modern technology available and employ the latest techniques when it comes to long-term oral health care.
Read MoreTop 4 Benefits of Brushing and Flossing
Brushing and flossing is an integral part of your oral hygiene routine and preventive program to help guard against threats of various oral health diseases. Occasionally skipping your oral hygiene routine may cause issues to your oral and dental health.
Read More5 Reasons Why You Need Dental Crowns
At The Glenroy Dental Group, we use the most modern technology available when it comes to tooth repair and aesthetic improvements.
We provide the finest and long-lasting dental crown treatment in Glenroy
Read MoreHow to Recover from a Wisdom Tooth Removal
To some people, a wisdom tooth removal may be somewhat more traumatic than any other dental procedures they have undergone.
As a result, your dentists at The Glenroy Dental Group have prepared a simple guide on how you can recover from wisdom tooth removal, safely and quickly.
Read MoreYour Teeth Whitening Options in Glenroy
Are you self-conscious about showing your smile to other people because of your stained teeth?
Certain foods and drinks such as coffee and red wine can leave your teeth discoloured. Tobacco is another common cause of tooth discolouration.
Read MoreWhy Treatment for Gum Disease is Crucial?
What causes gum disease? In a nutshell, it’s dental plaque. Plaque is the result of food deposits that have not been removed from the tooth surfaces and have accumulated over time. Plaque is an invisible, sticky film of bacteria that builds up on your teeth.
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