Sydney Doctors & The Dentist at 70 Pitt street

16/10/2025

Wondering how to fix your underbite?
Mild to moderate cases can often be fixed with braces or clear aligners. Younger patients may benefit from jaw expansion or facemask therapy. Severe misalignment often needs orthognathic surgery.

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https://thedentist.net.au/resources/how-to-fix-underbite/

09/10/2025

Is brushing twice a day really enough?
The answer is yes—twice per day for two minutes each time is the ideal routine. It’s one of the simplest and most effective ways to keep teeth and gums in top condition.

Discover the full guide:
https://thedentist.net.au/resources/how-often-should-you-brush-your-teeth/

07/10/2025

Starting your child’s dental care early sets them up for life.
This blog covers everything from brushing at the first tooth to using fluoride toothpaste, limiting sugar and scheduling the first dental visit by age one.

Read the full guide here:
https://thedentist.net.au/resources/dental-health-for-kids/

30/09/2025

🦷 Don’t ignore the early signs of tooth decay – they won’t go away on their own.

Tooth decay is a progressive condition that doesn’t just affect the look of your teeth, it can lead to pain, infection, and even tooth loss if left untreated. The early stages might be easy to miss, but once decay starts, it moves quickly through five distinct stages.

Understanding these stages, from enamel damage to potential tooth loss, can help you take action sooner rather than later. Whether it’s a mild cavity or a more advanced concern, timely treatment can prevent the need for more complex dental procedures later.

If you’ve noticed changes in your teeth, or you’re due for a check-up, it’s a good idea to book a visit. The earlier decay is found, the easier it is to manage.

📍Learn more about the signs and stages of tooth decay at The Dentist in Sydney.
Your oral health matters.

Learn the stages of tooth decay, early signs to watch for, and how to stop tooth decay with expert care from The Dentist at 70 Pitt Street.

25/09/2025

Wondering why your teeth are crooked? It might be down to genetics, thumb-sucking, or tooth loss.
The good news is there are treatments such as Invisalign, braces and veneers that can help you straighten your teeth and boost your confidence.

Find out more here:
https://thedentist.net.au/resources/crooked-teeth-causes-and-treatment-options/

18/09/2025

Did you know not all teeth are the same? This guide explains how incisors cut, canines tear, premolars crush and molars grind to keep your mouth working properly.
Learn what sets each tooth apart and why it matters for chewing and long-term health.

Dive deeper at:
https://thedentist.net.au/resources/different-types-of-teeth-and-what-do-they-do/

16/09/2025

Plaque is one of the most common dental concerns, yet many people don’t realise how much it can affect their oral health. This sticky film of bacteria forms on your teeth every day, and if not managed with proper care, it can lead to tooth decay, gum disease, and bad breath. Regular brushing, flossing, and professional dental check-ups play an important role in keeping plaque under control and protecting your smile for the long term.

Understanding what plaque is and why it matters helps you take the right steps towards healthier teeth and gums.

Learn more about how plaque develops and how to prevent it by reading our latest article.

https://thedentist.net.au/resources/what-is-plaque-and-why-it-matters-for-your-smile/

11/09/2025

Noticed white or brown spots on your teeth? This blog explains the five stages of tooth decay and why catching them early can save your smile.
Understand how simple prevention can stop decay from going deeper and becoming dangerous.

See more here:
https://thedentist.net.au/resources/5-stages-of-tooth-decay/

04/09/2025

Not sure when to brush today, before or after your brekkie? This post breaks down both options, explains the enamel risks and offers expert advice so you do what’s best for your smile.
Whether you brush first or wait 30 minutes after eating, we’ve got you covered.

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https://thedentist.net.au/resources/must-i-brush-my-teeth-before-or-after-breakfast/

31/08/2025

Tooth decay often begins in the narrow grooves of the back teeth, where toothbrush bristles can’t always reach. Fissure seals offer a simple and effective way to protect these areas. This preventative dental treatment involves applying a protective layer to the chewing surfaces of molars, helping to reduce the risk of cavities. The procedure is quick, comfortable, and suitable for both children and adults. By sealing the grooves, fissure seals make daily cleaning easier and support long-term oral health. Learn more about how this treatment helps prevent tooth decay before it starts.

https://thedentist.net.au/our-services/preventative/fissure-seals/

29/08/2025

Before committing to Invisalign, it is worth exploring the different treatment options available in Australia. Invisalign Express is often suited to minor corrections and shorter treatment times, making it a quicker and more affordable choice. For more complex orthodontic needs, Invisalign Comprehensive offers a longer, more detailed treatment plan that can address significant alignment issues. In some cases, you may also be able to claim insurance rebates, helping to reduce the overall cost. Understanding which option is right for you can make a big difference to your results and budget. You can learn more about each option in our latest guide.

Read more: https://thedentist.net.au/resources/invisalign-cost-australia/

28/08/2025

Is Invisalign the right choice for you? Across Australia, many people choose Invisalign for its discreet, clear aligners, the comfort of having no metal brackets or wires, and the flexibility of payment plans that make treatment more accessible. Beyond appearance, Invisalign can fit seamlessly into daily life, allowing you to remove the aligners for eating, brushing, and special occasions. These benefits have made it one of the most popular orthodontic treatments in the country.

Read more: https://thedentist.net.au/resources/invisalign-cost-australia/