The Australian Dental Association’s (ADA) 2020 National Consumer Survey of around 25,000 people was released for Dental Health Week with a range of interesting findings which show that "Australians have the capacity to improve the daily habits that contribute to good oral health" (ADA Vice President Dr Steven Liew).
Read moreThe Importance Of Having A Regular Dentist
The Australian Dental Association’s recent National Survey found that only one third of Australian adults have a usual dentist. Having a regular dentist gives you the best chance to keep your smile bright for life!
At Brighter Smiles Family Dental Care we recommend regular check-up and hygiene visits every 6-12 months. Taking preventative measures and managing issues early will help keep your mouth as healthy as possible. Please let your dentist know if you have any concerns or medical conditions.
Read moreThe Mouth Doesn't Lie!
The mouth doesn’t lie: A peep into the nation’s mouth reveals shocking truths - From The Australian Dental Association!
New research from a deep dive into the nation’s mouths has found three quarters of us rarely or never floss or clean between our teeth.
Read moreEaster & Your Teeth
Easter is upon us. It’s a wonderful time to be with family and friends as well as enjoy delicious chocolate Easter eggs, bunnies and more!
Adults and children will be enjoying lots of chocolate and other sweet treats this weekend. Just remember to use moderation and to take care of your and your family’s teeth - brushing is important!
Read moreBrighter Smiles Recycling Program
Brighter Smiles is proud to be a Recycling Centre by partnering with Colgate and TerraCycle. We have already delivered over 10kg of toothbrushes, toothpaste and floss containers and dental packaging materials to be recycled! Proceeds from the recycling program will go towards supporting the charity Clean Up Australia.
Read moreDon’t end up with Zombie teeth this Halloween!
It might be fun to dress up with black and rotting teeth for Halloween, but it’s not fun to have them every day in real life.
Halloween is a time when many parents let their children indulge in more lollies than normal. It’s fine for a one off, but there are also some simple actions to take to ensure that even the occasional lolly binge does not turn into a mouth of scary teeth, decay, or missing teeth.
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