There are numerous different types of dental implants available in New Zealand. If you require an implant, you may like to know what to expect from each type.

Should New Zealand impose a sugar tax? Will it help the country’s oral health? We explore these questions, and the pros and cons of a sugar tax.

Diet food and drink with artificial sweeteners is often billed as better than sugar. But is it? Discover all the basics about NZ’s artificial sweeteners.

If you’re looking after an older-aged relative, you’ll need to keep their teeth clean. Learn how teeth age, and how to look after an elderly person’s mouth.

Not every teenager gets wisdom teeth, and sometimes they come in at odd angles and cause problems. So what’s going on with wisdom teeth? Let’s discuss.

Even if they hate it, your toddler’s teeth need to be brushed. We’ve put together tips for how to do it, and how to get past the tantrum when they refuse.

So what is pacifier mouth, and how harmful could long-term dummy usage be for a baby? Discover why you need to wean your child off their dummy – for their teeth!

So you’re worried your child’s teeth are too crooked and require straightening. Do they need braces? And if so, what age is best? Find out.

Pulling your own teeth can be dangerous, and lead to further oral health issues. Discover what pulling teeth at home can do to your mouth, and how to avoid it.

If your baby is in discomfort due to teething pain, they’re sure to let you know about it. Discover what you as a parent can do to help soothe this pain.

There are a lot of myths out there about water fluoridation. So what is fluoride, and is it safe for Northland’s public water supply? Find out more.

So your baby’s teeth are coming in crooked. Is this something to be worried about? Find out more about crooked baby teeth and when to see a dentist about it.

Concerned about how puberty might impact your teen’s oral health? It can affect their teeth, but these conditions are preventable and treatable. Find out more!

Living in Whangārei but worried about how to afford the dentist? Find out different ways you can get financial help for yourself, your kids and your whānau.

Getting water from rain tanks and the like is great for the bills, however the lack of fluoridation could put your kids’ oral health at risk. But why?

Getting your child to the dentist as early as possible can set up healthy habits that last a lifetime. So when should your baby come and see us for the first time, what should you expect, and how do you prepare?

Your gums are as important to your oral health as your teeth or tongue. So, how do you keep your gums healthy and reduce the risk of gum disease?

You’ve just seen your dentist for your new patient examination. After your appointment, they tell you that you need to come back for a routine dental visit within the next 6-12 months.

Do you have chipped teeth? Many people do. Fixing a chipped tooth is important not just for aesthetics but also for the health of your teeth. Read on to find out what causes chipped teeth, how to tell if you have cracked tooth syndrome, and how your dentist can help you prevent fractured teeth.

A toothache is no laughing matter. In fact, it can be debilitating to the extent that we miss school or work because of it. To get rid of a toothache, you must first understand what causes tooth pain.