Melbourne

We are proud to have hosted a successful lecture on the 29th of August, 2024, featuring Next Smile Brisbane’s lead dental surgeon and owner, Dr Tony Rotondo, where sixty other industry professionals gathered to gain insight into dental innovations and…

Restorative dentistry and dental implants have a long history. In the 1950s, Swedish professor Per-Ingvar Brånemar discovered osseointegration, the process by which the body can tolerate and fuse with titanium. This discovery in the 1950s led to Professor Brånemar creating…

Restorative dentistry can be a game-changer when it comes to repairing or replacing decayed, damaged, or missing teeth. There are a range of options available, including All-on-4® treatment. All-on-4® treatment is a dental restoration solution that offers a long-term, fixed…

Oral health plays a massive role in overall well-being, from physical health to mental health. Missing teeth can greatly impact someone’s mental well-being and is more than just a cosmetic problem. Even just one missing tooth can affect an individual’s…

The history of restorative dentistry is incredible. It has been a life-changing field, helping repair and restore people’s teeth. Not only does it help cosmetically, but it aims to restore functionality and improve quality of life and well-being. Oral health…

If you’ve lost all or most of your teeth, All-on-4® treatment can help restore your smile. The All-on-4® treatment is designed to be a long-lasting and durable solution to missing teeth and an alternative to dentures. Studies have shown that…

Oral health plays a critical role in our mouths, teeth, gums, and even tongue, but it’s also important for our overall well-being. Poor oral health can impact more than just a smile; research shows it can influence our overall health,…

Your dental arch is the curved bone structure that houses the teeth on either your upper or lower jaw, as well as your gums and alveolar bone. If you’ve experienced severe illness, injury or decay resulting in profound tooth loss,…

Diabetes can affect many parts of your body, from your vision to your kidneys to your heart. One often overlooked aspect of the disease is the impact that it can have on your oral health. People with diabetes are at…