Seymour Dental Blog
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Cracked teeth – help is on the way
It sounds a bit of doom and gloom. Of course dentistry has some answers. Firstly design a filling that protects the weaken tooth can be achieved by covering the biting su ...
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Cracked teeth – Ouch!
It starts off with a very sharp jabbing feeling or pain in a tooth on eating a hard food. The pain stops after a while. It may be sensitive to cold or hot, but eventually ...
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Porcelain Veneers – Part 1 – Considerations
Item Number for Veneer (was 583) is now also called Bonded Facing Indirect (now 556). The tooth-coloured material is made in a lab and is then bonded to cover the surface ...
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More Exploring Advances in Dental Materials
As stated in the blog on Prof Ian Meyers OAM ADX exhibit 2026 Sydney on advances in dental material there are more filling types and uses than ever before requiring ...
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Case Study – Close to the Nerve, Decay but still OK!
This is a” just in the nick of time”, situation. Decay feeds on the dentine of the tooth. The dentine consists of microtubules (micro tubes) the connect to ...
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Pain Relief – Part 4 – Medications / Lesions
Lesions Summary Basically, a lesion is region the body that has suffered damage from an injury or disease, such as a wound, ulcer, abscess, or tumour. Let’s l ...
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Porcelain Veneers – Part 3 – Preparations – The Bond
Monday 13th July 2026
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Porcelain Veneers – Part 2 – Preparations – The Bite
Monday 6th July 2026
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Porcelain Veneers – Part 1 – Considerations
Monday 29th June 2026
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Correcting Front Overlapping Teeth and Help Normal Jaw Growth
Monday 22nd June 2026
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Closing Dark Places and Spaces in Front Teeth – A Case Study
Monday 15th June 2026