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We pride ourselves on providing our patients with detailed resources on mobile dentistry. Our continually updated blog is one of the main ways we accomplish this. Here, you’ll find a wide range of topics covered, including how mobile dentistry works, who can benefit from mobile dentistry, how sedation dentistry works, oral hygiene tips, insurance coverage questions, and more.
Our caring team possesses years of specialised experience in providing the highest quality care to patients who cannot visit a traditional dentist’s office. The majority of our patients are elderly individuals who would otherwise be at risk of forgoing proper dental care.
Using our thorough understanding of the unique dental needs of the elderly population and empathy for individuals who are scared of dental treatments or have had a bad experience in the past, we provide caring, safe, calm dental treatments in a familiar, comfortable setting. If you still have questions or have a topic you would like to see covered in one of our blogs, please feel free to reach out to our team.
The Advantages of Using a Mobile Dentist in Aged Care Facilities
Accessing quality dental care can be a challenge for elderly residents in aged care facilities. Many face mobility issues, medical conditions, or cognitive impairments that make travelling to a traditional dental clinic stressful or even impossible. Mobile dentistry provides a solution by delivering professional dental care directly to aged care facilities, ensuring residents receive essential […]
The Importance of Oral Hygiene in Nursing Homes
Oral hygiene is essential in nursing homes, as it plays a direct role in residents’ overall health and comfort. Poor oral health can lead to difficulties eating, painful infections, and even serious medical conditions.
Are Root Stumps and Decayed Teeth Painful?
Teeth decay on the root’s surface, also known as root cavities, root decay, or root caries, is an oral health issue that can lead to serious health effects.
How To Repair Loose Dentures
Your dentures should fit comfortably and securely on your gums without the need for adhesive. However, you may find that your dentures become loose with time or no longer fit as well as they did.