Notice signs of tooth decay? Don’t wait!
Tooth decay, also known as dental caries or cavities, is one of the most common dental problems. It occurs when the enamel, the outer layer of your tooth, is damaged by acids produced by bacteria in your mouth.
Causes of Tooth Decay
Poor Oral Hygiene, Sugary and Acidic Foods, Bacteria, Dry Mouth and Frequent Snacking.
Symptoms of Tooth Decay
Toothache, tooth sensitivity, visible holes or pits, staining, bad breath. Do you have one or more of these symptoms, book a consultation with our dentist.
Take Action Against Tooth Decay
Tooth decay can lead to serious dental problems if left untreated. If you’re experiencing these symptoms of tooth decay, don’t wait.
How do I know I have tooth decay?
- Toothache: Persistent pain that can range from mild to severe.
- Sensitivity: Discomfort when eating or drinking something hot, cold, or sweet.
- Visible Holes or Pits: Noticeable cavities in your teeth.
- Staining: Brown, black, or white stains on the surface of a tooth.
- Bad Breath: Persistent bad breath or a bad taste in your mouth.
Sensitivity
Discomfort when eating or drinking
Staining
Stains on the tooth surface
Visible holes & Pits
Noticeable cavities
Bad breath
Persistent bad breath
Toothache
Mild to severe painIf you’re experiencing any of above symptoms, don’t wait-seek help.
Book your 6-monthly Dental Check-up & Clean- Prevent Tooth Decay
Regular dental visits every 6 to 12 months allow early detection of tooth decay, often before a filling or other treatment is needed. Our dentist can identify tooth decay in its early stages, allowing for preventative care to reduce its severity.
Payment Options and Easy Payment Schemes
We accept Private Health Funds for Dental Treatments.
You only have to pay the gap.
We accept Afterpay and National Dental Plan.
CHECK UP & CLEAN
HEALTH FUNDS - NO GAP- Dental Examination
- Dental X-ray as needed
- Hygiene, Scale & Clean & Polish
- Fluoride application
- Oral Hygiene instructions & Thorough demonstration
- Fully Itemised Treatment Plan based on requirement
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