Seymour Dental Blog
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Have a lot of work to be done? HOW WE CAN HELP!
Planning is key! If you have been avoiding a dental visit because you know that you have an overwhelming amount of work to be done, it really isn’t as scary as it s ... -
Geographic Tongue
This is a type of lesion is inflammatory in nature, and it usually affects the top and sides of the tongue. The tongue is covered with very small mushroom shaped raised p ... -
How Often Do We Need a Reminder or Review – Adults
The aim of a reminder letter is to regularly have another set of eyes to check that everything is OK and to carry out regular maintenance to ensure every will again be OK ... -
Remineralising decay in the mouth
Demineralisation Decay in the mouth begins as a weakening of the tooth surface also known as demineralisation. This is a process that occurs when we have bacteria present ... -
Smoking and your oral health
The effects of smoking on the body are well documented and the teeth and mouth are no exception. Quitting smoking has numerous benefits for the oral health such as: Less ... -
Tooth sensitivity
One of the most common complaints patients come in to see the dentist about is sensitivity of the teeth. Tooth sensitivity usually occurs when the second layer of the too ...
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Dry Mouth – An Update
Monday 13th May 2024
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Blog Series: Doesn’t look like a big deal… or is it?
Monday 6th May 2024
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ANZAC Day 2024 by the ocean
Monday 29th April 2024
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Changing Smiles – Case Studies – Part 3
Monday 22nd April 2024
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Changing Smiles – Case Studies – Part 2
Monday 15th April 2024