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Dental health tips and advice from our team.

The comparison between dental bridges and dental implants.

Dental Implants vs Bridges: Comparing Your Options for a Missing Tooth

A missing tooth can affect more than just the appearance of your smile. It may also change how you bite, chew, and speak, and over time, the surrounding teeth can shift into the empty space.

Patient receiving a teeth whitening treatment.

Does Teeth Whitening Really Work? A Geelong Dentist's Guide

The short answer is yes, teeth whitening can work, but the type of whitening treatment you choose can make a significant difference to the result.

A woman suffering from wisdom tooth pain.

Do Wisdom Teeth Always Need to Be Removed?

If you have recently noticed an ache at the back of your jaw, or your dentist has mentioned your wisdom teeth during a check-up, you may be wondering whether they need to be removed.

Mouthguard is one of the simplest ways to protect your child's teeth during sport.

Children’s Sports Mouthguards: Why They Are Important

Every weekend across Geelong, parents pack the car with boots, uniforms, drink bottles and snacks, ready for another round of children’s sports. Amid the pre-match checklist, one small piece of gear is often overlooked or left behind altogether: the mouthguard.

Invisalign vs Braces: Which Is Right for You?

Invisalign vs Braces: Which Is Right for You?

If you are considering orthodontic treatment, two of the most common options are Invisalign clear aligners and traditional dental braces. Both are treatments for straightening teeth and correcting bite concerns, and both are available at My Dentist Geelong (Highton). The key question is which option is better suited to your teeth, lifestyle, treatment goals and budget.

Afraid of Dental Procedures? Here’s How Sedation Dentistry Can Help

Afraid of Dental Procedures? Here’s How Sedation Dentistry Can Help

If the thought of sitting in a dental chair makes your heart race, or if you have been putting off treatment because the idea of a dental procedure feels overwhelming, you're not alone. Dental anxiety is one of the most common barriers to seeking oral care, and it affects more people than many realise.