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Welcome to our blog by Camberwell dentists, Hartwell Dentistry, where we answer your questions and discuss dental topics ranging from teeth whitening and dental implants to dental sedation and children's dentistry
Gum Disease FAQ
Is it normal for my gums to bleed when I brush my teeth? No, your gums should not bleed when you brush your teeth. Bleeding gums may be one of the signs of gum disease. Think of gum tissue as the skin on your hand. If your hands bled every time you washed them, you...
Myths & Falacies of Jaw/Joint Pain
In this month’s Hartwell Dentistry Blog, we will start the discussion on basic facts and what signs or symptoms to look out for. Do you experience jaw issues such as pain, clicking, limited opening or locking? Do you suffer from headaches or jaw aches? Is it...
Myths & Falacies of Jaw/Joint Pain
In this month’s Hartwell Dentistry Blog, we will start the discussion on basic facts and what signs or symptoms to look out for. Do you experience jaw issues such as pain, clicking, limited opening or locking? Do you suffer from headaches or jaw aches? Is it...
Why do I need Digital Images (x-rays)?
We have all heard and been familiarised to x-rays from a young age. There are so many types of x-rays for different purposes. These can range from things as simple as fractures of the bone, to chest x-rays that can check for lung infections. There are also many types...
How Osteoporosis (bone thinning) affects your smile!
How Osteoporosis (bone thinning) affects your smile! Did you know that to keep your teeth you need to maintain good bone density? When you smile, the world sees your teeth. To keep your teeth, good bone density in the jaw is essential, as bone forms the foundation and...
How the health of your smile can affect your heart and circulation.
Did you know that prevention of gum disease may be good for your heart? Did you also know that periodontal disease, a chronic inflammatory disease, is linked to other serious health risks? Scientific data has now proven that there is a direct link between oral health...