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Bonding

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Dental bonding, also known as composite bonding, has been used in dentistry for many years. It is an excellent way to repair cracked, chipped and discolored teeth as well as replacing silver amalgam fillings. Dental bonding can also be used to close gaps and reshape misaligned teeth, providing a straighter, more uniform smile. Bonding has been used for many years, bonding composite to teeth is a very popular option because the material used matches very closely to the shade of your natural teeth. The too...

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Oral Hygiene

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In order to keep your gums healthy you need to remove the daily build up of plaque from all the surfaces of your teeth by -. Brushing your teeth twice a day, for two minutes each time. Ask your dentist which type of tooth brush is best for you, as many of us use brushes that are too hard or too large. Floss your teeth, as a toothbrush doesn't always reach into the gaps in between the teeth or below the gum line. Healthy gums are –. No areas of redness or inflammation. No bleeding when brushing or flossing.

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White Fillings- Composite

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Fillings are the most common type of ‘restorative treatment’. A filling replaces the part of the tooth that has been lost because decay has caused a cavity in the tooth or because the tooth has broken. One option in restoring the tooth is to have a white filling, commonly known as a ‘Composite Filling’. Composites are bonded directly to your tooth which can help to support the remaining tooth structure. Composites can be used for a variety of cosmetic dental procedures –. Repairing chipped or broken teeth.

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Dr. Ian Collins - Werribee Dental Practice

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Dr Ian Collins BDSc. Dr Ian Collins graduated with Honours in Dentistry (BDSc) from the Universty of Melbourne in 1982. After 3 years of working in rural Victoria he began practice at the current location in Werribee in 1986, and is a co-owner of Werribee Dental Clinic. He is a member of the Australian Dental Association, and the International Association for Orthodontics, and numerous other professional associations and bodies. Straight Teeth - "No Braces". Find out more about Invisalign.

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Teeth Whitening

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Tooth whitening has become one of the most popular ways to improve your smile by lightening the existing shade of your natural teeth. This is a simple and effective treatment which can be carried out by your dentist or at home. Tooth whitening is non-invasive treatment which does not involve drilling or removal of the tooth surface. There are many reasons why your teeth can become discoloured. Drinking tea, coffee or red wine. Food with strong colourings. The natural act of ageing. An impression (mould) ...

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Periodic Examination

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The best way to maintain good oral hygiene is to brush and floss your teeth and to visit your dentist for regularly. Your dentist not only examines your teeth for signs of decay or damage, he also looks for early signs of gum disease and oral cancer. It is normally recommended that you visit your dentist twice a year, although people who have severe gum disease or a weakened immune system may need to visit the dentist more often. At your check up your dentist will :. Examine jaw joint evaluation. Any sur...

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Dr George Poliakow - Werribee Dental Practice

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Dr George Poliakow BDSc. Dr Poliakow graduated from the University of Melbourne(honours) in 1982. Following graduation, George spent the first 5 years practicing in rural Victoria. For the next 27 years George maintained a highly successful dental surgery in Keysborough. Recently George has committed to joining our practice on a part time basis. Of dental and patient care. Straight Teeth - "No Braces". Visit our Invisalign site and learn how we can create a perfect smile just for.

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Initial Consultation

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The first people you will meet will be our friendly reception staff, who will ask you to complete a medical form. Our dentist needs to be aware of your general state of health as this can often impact upon the condition of your teeth and gums and may effect medication such as anaesthetics and antibiotics we may use for you. At your consultation you will have the opportunity to discuss any dental concerns you may have or how you would like your teeth improved. Teeth and the way you bite. Visit our Invisal...

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Gums-Periodontal Health

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What is Periodontal Disease? Periodontal Disease is the later sta. Ges of gum disease. This is when the bacteria infection under the gums progresses deeper and affects the bone and tissue supporting the tooth. Your gums will –. Bleed when brushing or flossing. Will be red, swollen and tender. The gum will have pulled away from the tooth, this is called ‘Pocketing’. Pus may be seen in the pockets around the tooth. The infection damages the tissue that connects the gum to the roots of the tooth.

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Sports Mouthguards

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Mouthguards are made from a plastic material called Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA). EVA is strong and tough and can be easily moulded to fit precisely over your teeth and gums. Mouthguards are the most effective protective pieces of equipment to help prevent injury to the mouth - protecting the teeth, lips, cheeks and tongue. A mouthguard does not only protect your mouth, it can also cushion blows to the mouth or jaw therefore preventing damage to the jaw, neck or brain. Straight Teeth - "No Braces".