Inadequate dentition (tooth loss) is defined as fewer than 21 teeth. Inadequate dentition means that a person is unlikely to have enough

Toothache relates to pain in and around the teeth and jaws. Untreated dental decay is a major cause of toothache, but can

Gum (periodontal) disease affects most people during their lifetime. Periodontal disease effects the gums (gingival tissues), deeper connective tissues and the jaw

Dental Visiting Regular dental check-ups are a preventative measure that contributes to better oral health outcomes for patient. Regular check-ups allow dental professionals to provide on-going preventative advice; such as…

Brushing Toothbrushing is a basic oral hygiene behaviour that removes and controls the build-up of dental plaque. Dental plaque is a film which contains bacteria that continually forms on tooth…

Free Sugars Consumption of free sugars is the main contributor to dental caries in children, young people and adults. In Australia, the most common sources of free sugars include; sugar…