Dental insurance can help make private dental care more affordable, but understanding what your policy covers isn't always straightforward. From annual benefit limits and excess payments to pre-authorisation and claiming for treatment, there are several things worth checking before your next dental appointment. In this blog, I'll explain how dental insurance works, what to look out for and how to make the most of your dental benefits while looking after your oral health.
Having a tooth removed can sound worrying, but tooth extraction is a common dental procedure and, in many cases, it is relatively straightforward. However, you may have heard your Dentist use the terms tooth extraction and surgical tooth extraction and wondered what the difference is. This blog from Principal Dentist at tooth, Dr. Anna will help explain the differences.
Many dental problems start small and can often be treated quickly and comfortably if caught early. Unfortunately, it's common for people to delay seeing a Dentist, hoping the problem will disappear on its own. Knowing when to seek professional advice can help prevent unnecessary pain, avoid more extensive treatment and protect your long-term oral health. Here are five signs that suggest you've been waiting too long to book a dental appointment.
If your teeth have suddenly become sensitive to cold drinks, ice cream, or cold air, you're not alone. Sudden tooth sensitivity can be caused by worn enamel, gum recession, tooth decay, cracked teeth, worn fillings, or even teeth grinding. While some causes are minor, others may require prompt dental treatment. Identifying the cause early can help relieve discomfort and prevent more serious dental problems.
