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Dental Health Week 2024: Spotlight on Gum Health

This Dental Health Week, the Australian Dental Association (ADA) is shining a spotlight on the often-overlooked aspect of oral health: gum health. At Minlaton Dental & Denture Clinic, we want to help you understand why your gums are just as important as your teeth and what you can do to keep them healthy. Understanding Gum Health Gum disease is a common issue that affects many Australians. It starts…

How to Care for your Dentures

Dentures provide a valuable solution for those who have lost their natural teeth, restoring not only a confident smile but also the ability to eat and speak comfortably. To ensure the longevity and effectiveness of your dentures, proper care and maintenance are essential. In this blog post, we'll explore some practical tips on how to care for your dentures and keep your oral health in top shape.   Daily…

Choose Your Path to a Smoke-Free Life: Quit Your Way in May

Are you considering quitting smoking but feeling overwhelmed by the thought of a month-long commitment? Quit Your Way in May offers you the flexibility to set your own goals and choose the path that works best for you. If the idea of four weeks without smoking seems daunting, don't worry! You can set yourself a shorter goal or choose another starting date within the month of May. Whether you're aiming…

Nicotine's Silent Attack: The Broad Impact on Oral Health

Nicotine, the addictive substance found in tobacco products, is a major threat to oral health, regardless of how it is consumed. Whether through smoking, vaping, or chewing tobacco, nicotine can have devastating effects on your mouth, teeth, and gums. In this blog, we'll examine the broad impact of nicotine on oral health. 1. Constricted Blood Vessels Nicotine causes blood vessels to constrict, reducing…

How Quitting Tobacco Can Transform Your Oral Health: Insights for World No Tobacco Day

In observance of World No Tobacco Day, let's discuss the significant improvements in oral health you can achieve by quitting tobacco. Healthier Gums: Quitting tobacco allows your gums to heal, reducing inflammation and the risk of gum disease. Lower Cancer Risk: By stopping tobacco use, you significantly decrease your risk of developing oral cancer, allowing your mouth to start repairing some of…

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