These days people care about their appearance and how their teeth look. At Finesse Dental, Stanhope Gardens we pride ourselves on providing the perfect smile for our patients. There are many options available to create the perfect Smile. One such option is Composite Veneers. Composite Veneers, also known as Composite Bonding are thin coatings that
read moreWhen you go to the Coles or Woolworths to buy a new tube of toothpaste, people often expect a simple and easy task. Yet when you arrive at the toothpaste aisle, there are heaps of choices which makes it overwhelming. Should you get whitening? Extra-whitening? And what are the difference within these brands, and which
read moreTo a large extent, the foundation of modern dentistry is comprised of preserving the teeth and conserving the natural structures of the mouth. Our teeth, gums, and bones are like non-renewable natural resources. Once they have been lost or destroyed, they are often gone forever. So, we tend to go to great lengths to save
read morePeople who smoke has a higher chance of having bad breath, gum disease and complications in their mouth. Smoking affects the bone attachment of the teeth and the soft tissues as well. It interferes with the normal function of the teeth’s gum tissue cells making it more susceptible to infections, diseases and gum bleeding.
read moreAt Finesse Dental, Stanhope Gardens we currently have a promotional offer for in-chair teeth whitening. If you have been considering whitening now is the time to treat yourself to in-chair teeth whitening a simple solution to make your smile beam bright. We currently have Zoom in-chair teeth whitening on special until the 31st August. To
read moreBrushing must be done properly daily. And twice a day. In order for you to maintain your teeth and gums, here at Finesse Dental we are going to show you few steps to remember:
read moreTooth Extraction is the removal of one or more teeth completely. It is a procedure that is done by a dentist or surgeon. If your tooth has been damaged caused by decay or it being broken, the dentist will try to fix it. However, if there is no chance for it to survive –
read moreAfter the extraction process, pain decreases after 3-5 days. However, it would take 1-2 weeks to finally heal.
read moreAt Finesse Dental, we recommend regular 6 monthly check-up and cleans in order for our dentists to assess the health of your teeth and gums and determine if there is further work to do. An x-ray would be the first thing that the hygienist/dentist would look at. So, you would probably undergo this stage
read moreDental braces are used to aligned teeth and to correct overcrowding and even jaw function wherein it uses a wire-based appliance. It also involved brackets that are connected into the wire that fix the teeth.
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