News & Tips
Dental Night Guards for Tooth Grinding at West Ryde Dental Clinic
Many people occasionally grind and clench their teeth, and 8-10% of us suffer from chronic teeth grinding.
West Ryde Dental Clinic and Dental Spring Cleaning
Spring is here, and with it comes the tradition of spring cleaning. From decluttering a countertop to taking a hard look at organisation, it’s time to celebrate the end of winter.
Jaws for Life! All about Jaw Fractures
Your lower jaw is U-shaped and surprisingly vulnerable to injury. In fact, jaw fractures come in number two on the list of facial fractures, and number ten on the list of fractures anywhere on the body.
Cold Sores and your Dental Appointment at West Ryde Dental Clinic
Cold sores are small blisters common during the cold season and they may get in the way of your regular dentist appointment.
Perfect Dental Gifts for Father’s Day
The older you get, the more difficult it can be to find the right Father’s Day gift. While handmade gifts and finger-painted art may have done the trick when you were a kid, you may be looking for something a little more grown-up this year.
West Ryde Dental Clinic, Your Trusted Family Dentist
West Ryde Dental Clinic is your trusted family dentist providing quality dental care from preventative to emergency services.
Is Sparkling Water OK For My Teeth?
As Australians become more and more health-conscious, sparkling water drinks are also becoming more popular as low carb, low calorie, and low sugar alternatives to unhealthy drinks like sodas.
Dental Health Week In West Ryde
The first full week (6-12) of August is Dental Health Week! Dental Health Week, is the Australian Dental Association’s major annual oral health promotion event, and West Ryde Dental Clinic stands beside the ADA every step of the week, and throughout the year.
Tips for Detecting and Treating Gingivitis
Your health is one of the most important things in your life, right?
Conquering Bad Breath And Increasing Self-Confidence
An international research institute conducted a survey in which 71 per cent of people said that bad breath decreases confidence, while an even higher percentage said that bad breath is a first date deal-breaker.