You already know you need to brush twice a day for two minutes each time and that you must floss once a day, but is your technique up to scratch? Brushing Your Teeth Too Hard This is a very common mistake as using too much pressure when brushing can wear away your tooth enamel and […] Read more
We would like to extend a very warm welcome to all our patients as we introduce our very first eNewsletter. This is a brand-new way for us to improve our communications with you, keeping you up-to-date with everything new and exciting in our practice. You will discover useful information about our services and technologies. We […] Read more
If you have been meaning to book a dental appointment but have been struggling to find the time, then don’t forget, we are open over the Christmas season except for the public holidays. It can be a good opportunity to catch up with essential dental care, or to pamper yourself with our more cosmetically oriented […] Read more
The school holidays are the perfect opportunity to make sure your children are up-to-date with their regular check-ups and hygiene appointments. Happy Rock Dental is open over the Christmas season, making it super easy for you to schedule their dental care so there is no need to miss any lessons. At the same time, ensuring […] Read more
Part 1: Identifying the problem The human dentition is composed of some of the hardest substances in the human body. Teeth are very resistant to damage from the harsh outside environment. It’s a wonder constant hot, cold temperature changes, abrasive, acidic food and drinks don’t lead to more rapid deterioration. However given time, these challenges […] Read more
Dental trauma in adults is most common amongst males. The most common reasons of dental trauma are sports related injuries and injuries due to alcohol related violence. Here is some advice on first aid for dental trauma in adults – Check for serious injury to other areas of the head and neck region. – Control […] Read more
Parents often ask me what age is best to bring their children to the dentist for the first time. I recommend children begin coming to the practice around the age of 2 years. For younger siblings they can even come in from 1 year old as they like to be involved in what their elder […] Read more
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