Dental Care in Winter
Winter is almost upon us and while we feverishly dig out the cardigans, jackets, beanies, and the boots, it is important to winter-proof your dental care as well. The cold temperature can bring out the nasties such as the common cold, running nose and flu, not to mention taking every precaution possible for COVID-19, read […]
Can saliva prevent dental caries?
Saliva is a clear liquid made by several glands in your mouth area. It is an important part of a healthy body. Saliva consists of 99% water and 1% mix of electrolytes and proteins. Saliva contains important substances that your body needs to digest food and keep your teeth strong. One of the primary roles […]
Why do you need a dental consultation?
A dental consultation is a non-invasive visit to discuss issues, concerns, and to formulate a treatment plan. At Malouf Dental, a consultation will provide information and give you a better idea of your smile requirements and oral health. We recommend a consultation before any major dental procedure which includes cosmetic surgery, smile makeovers, etc In […]
Level 2 Restrictions
The Federal Cabinet today has eased back the COVID-19 restrictions to Level 2 from Monday 27th April 2020. This means more patients can get dental treatments done under the guidelines of the Australian Dental Board while still implementing procedures to ensure the safety and health of the community. In the words of the ADA President […]
Oral Health during Covid-19
While social distancing helps to a great degree, following strict personal hygiene is one of the most important tools to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 infection. Regular handwashing with soap for at least 20 seconds or using hand sanitiser gel when washing with soap is not possible, not only protects you, but also protects […]
The Significance Of Hygienic Tongue to your Oral Health
You might have stumbled upon a tongue scraper when you are in a store shopping for your daily needs at home. But for sure, it never came to your mind how this simple and lifeless tool could enhance your oral health extraordinarily; thus, you just walked past it and never turned back for a second […]
Diabetes And Oral Health Problems
Diabetes is an unwanted medical condition that can easily affect various parts of the body, most prominently the eyes, nerves, kidneys, and heart. The mouth, too, is not an exception. Diabetes compromises the body’s natural ability to protect itself against bacterial infection. It also reduces the otherwise optimal efficiency at which the body can heal […]
