The first veneers were invented by Dr Charles Pincus in 1928 to temporarily change actors’ teeth purely for filming. They were adhered with very little adhesion and removed later.

Veneers have exploded in popularity in recent years. Although they have been used to help average people with serious sizing and shape issues with their teeth, they can also be used to perfect someone’s already nice smile without orthodontics.

As well as affecting the appearance of your smile, missing teeth can lead to more serious long-term issues for the rest of your mouth.

Mouthguards fitted professionally by a dentist are 82% more effective in preventing dental injuries, compared to chemist or supermarket bought mouthguards, which only prevent up to 40% of injuries.

With hockey sticks swinging and the footy season underway, do you know what to do if someone were to lose a tooth or have it chipped in an accident? Although our teeth are the toughest part of our body, in fact one of the hardest biological substa…

First things first, make sure you have a movie streaming subscription and ice cream in the freezer. Then prepare to be reunited with the Tooth Fairy.