
Tooth Fairy Centre
When Should a Child First Visit the Dentist?
It is recommended that a child’s first dental visit should be when their first tooth becomes visible or by their first birthday – whichever comes first. ...
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Why Baby Teeth are Important
Why Baby Teeth Matter “Why are baby teeth important? They fall out anyway, right?” This is a common sentiment expressed by many families attending the dental clin...
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Dr Charmaine Hall
Specialist Paediatric Dentist
BDSc (Melb), DClinDent (Melb), MRACDS (Paed)
Why should my child see a paediatric dentist rather...
While it may seem convenient for you to take your child to the family’s general dentist, only a paediatric specialist will be able to give you a unique perspective on ...
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Tooth Fairy Centre
Dental Crowns for Children – Silver or White?
As a paediatric dental specialist, I have many parents asking why crowns are necessary to restore baby teeth and what types of crowns are available for children. What...
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Tooth Fairy Centre
Teething 101: 4 Paediatric Dentist-Approved Ways to...
If you find yourself in the teething zone – which can occur anytime between six months old and three years old – you don’t have to be stuck there. Dr Janita Sha...
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Dr Charmaine Hall
Specialist Paediatric Dentist
BDSc (Melb), DClinDent (Melb), MRACDS (Paed)
Everything you need to know about chalky teeth
What are chalky teeth? Chalkiness can occur in baby teeth and in adult teeth. A chalky tooth is one where the outer surface of the tooth (called enamel) is whiter tha...
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Tooth Fairy
Protecting your child from dental disease
How to improve your child’s oral health Understanding the precautions available to prevent your children from developing dental problems can significantly reduce yo...
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