The Wisdom Tooth
Advice, opinions and discoveries in the dental world from Medland’s experts.

What Sixty Years in Dentistry has taught us about Dental Fear Part Two
In Part One of this article, we highlighted the fact that the Australian Dental Association (ADA) reported that only 60.7%* of Australians visited a Dentist

Play it Safe this #Mouthguard March
Each year, thousands of adults and children are treated for dental injuries that could have been prevented or minimised by simply wearing a properly fitted

To seal or not to seal? What are fissure sealants?
Naturally deep grooves or ‘fissures’ occur primarily in the back teeth (molars and premolars) in both the primary and permanent dentition. Despite our best toothbrushing efforts,

When should my child see an oral health therapist, dentist or paediatric dentist?
It’s school holiday time again! During the school holidays, we often welcome more of our school-age patients into the practice. At your child’s active maintenance

What Sixty Years in Dentistry has taught has about dental fear – Part One
It is safe to say that we as humans are driven to seek pleasure and avoid pain, and in the past Dentistry undoubtedly was considered

Focus on: Fractured teeth
New toys, trampolines or just kids being kids can lead to a broken or chipped tooth over the holiday period. If you or your child chips

Introducing Guided Biofilm Therapy (GBT) – the gentler way of cleaning cleaning your teeth
Your active maintenance appointment may look and feel a little different at Medland Dental. Medland Dental is excited to introduce professional tooth cleaning using

Active Maintenance Is The New Check-up
Most of us don’t think twice about taking our cars for regular servicing and maintenance. We understand that the time and effort of booking a

Focus on: School Lunches
Coming up with healthy, tasty and kid-friendly lunches can be a challenge, as every parent knows. Keeping these lunches tooth-friendly as well can make it




To seal or not to seal? What are fissure sealants?
Naturally deep grooves or ‘fissures’ occur primarily in the back teeth (molars and premolars) in both the primary and permanent dentition. Despite our best toothbrushing efforts,
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