Making The Holidays Count For Your Dental Health
The holidays are an exciting time full of many activities, and maintaining good oral care during them can be difficult. One typical activity is counting down to Christmas with an advent calendar.
But advent calendars that focus on chocolate and sweets aren’t that great for children’s teeth.
And the holidays in general can be bad for everyone’s teeth. This is why, at United Smiles we’ve come up with 4 ways to make your advent calendar a dental-smart one. As a bonus, we’ve tossed in 8 tips to make your holiday seasons a healthy and happy one for you, your loved ones, and their teeth!
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Gum disease refers to an inflammation of the gum line that can advance to affect the bone surrounding the teeth. Gum disease appears in three stages:
As Children’s Week approaches (from 21–29 October), United Smiles wants all Australians to know that it is never too early to start a good oral hygiene routine.


The message from United Smiles has always been loud and clear. If you brush properly twice a day, floss regularly, and visit us on schedule, you should have clean, healthy teeth and gums.








