You’ve navigated your way through the terrible two’s and the toddler stage, and now it’s all about helping your child keep that good oral health care routine
Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, can be hard to diagnose on your own. Much of the time, it goes unnoticed with little pain and few symptoms until it reaches a severe stage.
Whilst research teams around the globe are working tirelessly to develop a vaccine for COVID-19 there is no clear end to this global pandemic just yet. Your oral health is linked to your overall wellness and, although it may be easy to overlook in these uncertain times, it shouldn’t be ignored. As the virus continues to be part of our society your dental visits may look a little different.
We believe wellness starts with your mouth. Whether that be what you eat and drink, your breathing patterns or your oral health, your mouth is the window to many other systems in your body. So how does orthodontics benefit your health and wellness?
There is no doubt 2020 has been a challenging year for everyone. From the bushfires that raged over summer, to the new ‘norm’ of COVID-19 we face today, it’s more important for us all to stay connected and, for those who are able, be willing to support those around us.
It's a term that was never heard of before the COVID-19 pandemic though is now becoming more prevalent. So what actually is 'Mask Mouth' and how can we avoid it?
The detrimental effects sugar has on our teeth, and our overall health and wellness has become common knowledge these days.
Diabetes is a condition that can affect your eyes, nervous system, kidney, heart and more, but what does it have to do with your dentist?
He started his career in 1969 and now after 51 years as a dentist Dr Peter Feldbusch is retiring from Maven Dental Feldbusch to enjoy the little things in life.
All Defence Health members with extras cover can now enjoy the expert care provided by participating Maven Dental practices across Australia.
We believe that a healthy mouth inspires a happy life. Whilst some dental conditions are easy to identify others can go relatively unnoticed without regular dental check-ups.
A government update to the COVID-19 restrictions has resulted in the opportunity to re-open our practices for full dental services.
Hear from our Clinical Director, Dr Fred Calavassy about the recent changes.