General dentistry guides.
Guides on fillings, crowns, gum health, flossing, grinding and everyday care for your teeth, from Dental Spot in Croydon.
Start with what a filling involves, treating gum disease and when to change your toothbrush.
They’re general information. Your dentist can tell you what applies to you.
17 guides.
General dentistryHow Much Does a Dental Bridge Cost in Australia?
No claims data gives an average price for a whole bridge.
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General dentistryDental Statistics Australia: Cost, Access and Oral Health
1% of those who needed one (ABS). 8% paid out of pocket (AIHW; our calculation).
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General dentistryHow Much Does a Filling Cost in Australia?
Funds paid about half. The exam and X-rays are charged separately.
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General dentistryHow Much Does a Tooth Extraction Cost in Australia?
Funds paid 40 to 44%. In hospital, the dentist or surgeon, the hospital and the anaesthetist each bill separately.
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General dentistryHow Much Does a Root Canal Cost in Australia?
Funds paid about 40%. X-rays, a build-up and the crown most back teeth need are charged separately.
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General dentistryHow Much Does a Dental Crown Cost in Australia?
X-rays, a build-up or root canal treatment are charged as separate items.
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General dentistryHow Long Does a Filling Take?
A filling usually takes 20 to 60 minutes in a single appointment.
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General dentistryDental Crowns: Why You Might Need One and What to Expect
You may need a crown to protect a tooth that is badly damaged, decayed, worn or heavily filled, to restore a tooth after…
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General dentistryTooth Sensitivity After a Filling: Causes and Relief
Sensitivity after a filling is common and usually short-lived.
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General dentistrySplints for Teeth Grinding: Do You Need One?
A splint may help if you grind your teeth at night and have symptoms such as a tight jaw, tender teeth or worn teeth.
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General dentistryHow Often Should You Change Your Toothbrush?
Replace your toothbrush, or electric brush head, every three to four months, as the Australian Dental Association…
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General dentistryFoods That Help and Foods That Harm Your Teeth
Dairy, leafy greens, crunchy fruit and vegetables, nuts and seeds, and water help your teeth.
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