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Fluoride Treatment for Children Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that plays a crucial role in dental health, particularly in the prevention of tooth decay. At Tower Dental in Balwyn, we frequently recommend fluoride applications, especially for children, to provide an extra layer of protection for their developing teeth. Fluoride treatment for children works by strengthening tooth enamel, the outer…
Understanding and Preventing Childhood Cavities Childhood cavities are a significant concern for young children, as their teeth are more vulnerable to decay. Baby teeth have a thinner and softer enamel compared to adult teeth, making them more susceptible to damage. Often referred to as "Baby Bottle Tooth Decay" or early childhood caries, this condition can severely affect a child’s dental…
Early Orthodontic Assessment for Children You don’t need to wait until all your child’s baby teeth have fallen out to start thinking about orthodontics. In many cases, an early orthodontic assessment simply offers reassurance or helps you understand what to keep an eye on as your child grows. At Tower Dental, families seeking orthodontics in Balwyn, Balwyn North, and surrounding…
As a family-oriented dental practice we warmly welcome children of all ages and suggest your child begins regular dental care by age 2. We realise a young child can find visiting a dental practice a little overwhelming at first which is why our experienced and caring dental team will go out of their way to help them feel comfortable and…
Dental health is an important part of a child’s overall well-being. Parents in Balwyn, Balwyn North, and nearby suburbs may choose to consult a children’s dentist to support healthy oral development from an early age. At Tower Dental, information about children’s dental care is provided following an individual clinical assessment. The dentist reviews oral health, gives advice, and recommends treatment if needed. Parents can discuss…
Denture Supported by Implants If you no longer have any of your teeth, dental implants are often the best solution, allowing you to have implant supported dentures that look and feel just like natural teeth. When some or all of your teeth are missing, the bone in the jaw begins to deteriorate in a process known as bone resorption. This…
Multiple Tooth Implants If you’re dealing with multiple missing teeth, or if several teeth need to be extracted, multiple tooth implants might be the ideal solution. Unlike traditional methods such as removable partial dentures or fixed dentures, which often rely on the support of adjacent teeth, multiple tooth implants are designed to function independently. This means they don’t compromise the…
Single Tooth Implants Single tooth implants are a highly effective and lasting solution for individuals missing one or more teeth. Unlike traditional dental bridges, which may require altering adjacent teeth, a single-tooth implant involves placing a titanium post directly into the jawbone, serving as a new root for the replacement tooth. This implant integrates with the bone over time, a…
Dental Implants Dental implants are independent tooth replacements that do not rely on adjacent teeth for support. Instead, each one functions as a prosthetic tooth. An implant looks similar to a screw made from titanium. It is placed directly into the bone, and functions similar to a real tooth. In fact, the body typically develops new bone around the implant,…
