Vaping laws are changing in Australia. From the 1st of October 2021 consumers will require a prescription to purchase nicotine vaping products in Australia or import them from overseas.Â
So, what is vaping? Why should we be cautious of it? And what impact can it have on our oral health?Â
'Vaping' is the act of inhaling the
It only takes 2 minutes a day.Â
So why is daily flossing such a big hurdle to overcome?Â
Let's be honest, it's an annoying chore. One we are required to perform at often inconvenient times of the day. It's not especially easy to complete and seems to make little difference to how our mouth functions on a day to day basis.Â
Brushing your teeth.
Sounds simple right?  In reality, effective toothbrushing is a skill many adults struggle with.  In fact, 1 in 5 adult Australian’s do not routinely brush twice a day.  As dental professionals, we see patients having difficulty with their brushing on a daily basis.  Toothbrushing is a fundam
For too long our oral health has been considered to be a separate entity to our overall health. The typical belief is that having good oral health means having a nice smile, and that tooth decay or gum disease are an inevitable part of life. The reality is, in fact, that oral health and general health are inexplicably linked, th
At Medland Dental, we’re passionate about partnering with our patients to support their oral health. August 2nd - 8th is Dental Health Week, and we are proud to join with the Australian Dental Association to raise awareness about the importance of good oral health in our patients' lives.
It should not be a normal expectation t
This recipe is a winter favourite for our Oral Health Therapist, Annika and her family. The recipe (from WA chef Russell Blaikie) features warm spices and sweet dates and makes for a hearty and warming winter meal.
Ingredients:
50g butter
6 lamb shanks (ask your butcher to "tip" them - that is to take the top off the bone so th
Ouch! Cold sores can be uncomfortable as well as inconvenient. At Medland Dental, your safety when attending dental appointments is at the heart of every decision we make. As an Accredited Dental Practice, we always ensure that we meet the strict National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards. Therefore, we would like to c
Everyone’s mouth feels dry from time to time. It’s when this feeling doesn’t go away that you might have a problem with saliva production. Â
Saliva does more than just keep our mouths moist - it makes speech possible, keeps our breath fresh and helps us to taste, chew, swallow and digest food. Saliva also plays an imp
When not practising Dentistry, our clinicians regularly attend courses and lectures to remain abreast of developments in the industry. As a patient, it may be unclear what type of professional development a Dentist or Oral Health Therapist might undertake, so we have listed below some of the training our clinicians have complete
A Decrease in Saliva Flow Can Impact Your Oral Health.
Xerostomia, commonly known as dry mouth, can happen at any age and can be caused by simple
things like not drinking enough liquids or from side effects of a medication or illness. Whatever the
cause of your dry mouth, if left unchecked it can put you at an increased risk of
Vaping laws are changing in Australia. From the 1st of October 2021 consumers will require a prescription to purchase nicotine vaping products in Australia or import them from overseas.Â
So, what is vaping? Why should we be cautious of it? And what impact can it have on our oral health?Â
'Vaping' is the act of inhaling the 
It only takes 2 minutes a day.Â
So why is daily flossing such a big hurdle to overcome?Â
Let's be honest, it's an annoying chore. One we are required to perform at often inconvenient times of the day. It's not especially easy to complete and seems to make little difference to how our mouth functions on a day to day basis. 
Brushing your teeth.
Sounds simple right?  In reality, effective toothbrushing is a skill many adults struggle with.  In fact, 1 in 5 adult Australian’s do not routinely brush twice a day.  As dental professionals, we see patients having difficulty with their brushing on a daily basis.  Toothbrushing is a fundam 
For too long our oral health has been considered to be a separate entity to our overall health. The typical belief is that having good oral health means having a nice smile, and that tooth decay or gum disease are an inevitable part of life. The reality is, in fact, that oral health and general health are inexplicably linked, th 
At Medland Dental, we’re passionate about partnering with our patients to support their oral health. August 2nd - 8th is Dental Health Week, and we are proud to join with the Australian Dental Association to raise awareness about the importance of good oral health in our patients' lives.
It should not be a normal expectation t 
This recipe is a winter favourite for our Oral Health Therapist, Annika and her family. The recipe (from WA chef Russell Blaikie) features warm spices and sweet dates and makes for a hearty and warming winter meal.
Ingredients:
50g butter
6 lamb shanks (ask your butcher to "tip" them - that is to take the top off the bone so th 
Ouch! Cold sores can be uncomfortable as well as inconvenient. At Medland Dental, your safety when attending dental appointments is at the heart of every decision we make. As an Accredited Dental Practice, we always ensure that we meet the strict National Safety and Quality Health Service Standards. Therefore, we would like to c 
Everyone’s mouth feels dry from time to time. It’s when this feeling doesn’t go away that you might have a problem with saliva production. Â
Saliva does more than just keep our mouths moist - it makes speech possible, keeps our breath fresh and helps us to taste, chew, swallow and digest food. Saliva also plays an imp 
A Decrease in Saliva Flow Can Impact Your Oral Health.
Xerostomia, commonly known as dry mouth, can happen at any age and can be caused by simple
things like not drinking enough liquids or from side effects of a medication or illness. Whatever the
cause of your dry mouth, if left unchecked it can put you at an increased risk of 
