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The timing of when you brush can make a real difference in how well your enamel is protected. Brushing before breakfast ...
09/08/2026

The timing of when you brush can make a real difference in how well your enamel is protected. Brushing before breakfast allows the fluoride in your toothpaste to form a protective layer before your teeth are exposed to food and drink. Brushing after, particularly after something acidic, risks pushing softened enamel rather than protecting it. If you prefer to brush after eating, waiting 30 minutes first gives your mouth a chance to settle on its own.

08/08/2026

For many people, the day does not really start until that first cup of coffee or tea. What most people never think about while sipping is that these beloved daily habits are quietly changing the colour of their teeth, one cup at a time.

Many older adults are surprised to learn their medication list affects their teeth. A wide range of common prescriptions...
07/08/2026

Many older adults are surprised to learn their medication list affects their teeth. A wide range of common prescriptions, including those for blood pressure and allergies, reduce saliva production as a side effect, and saliva is one of the mouth's main forms of protection against decay. Less saliva means a higher cavity risk, even for people who have never had dental problems before. If you take daily medication, it is worth mentioning at your next visit.

For someone who has been putting off the dentist out of nerves, a review can be the deciding factor. Reading that anothe...
06/08/2026

For someone who has been putting off the dentist out of nerves, a review can be the deciding factor. Reading that another patient felt heard and comfortable here does more to ease anxiety than any amount of marketing could. It gives someone permission to finally make the call. If your visits here have felt easy, sharing that could be what helps someone else walk through the door.

For many adults in their thirties and forties, dental visits tend to become less regular once they are managing their ow...
05/08/2026

For many adults in their thirties and forties, dental visits tend to become less regular once they are managing their own schedules. This is also when gum disease, which develops gradually and without pain in its early stages, tends to start producing visible consequences. Getting back on a consistent schedule during this period tends to make the biggest difference over the decades ahead. If your visits have become less frequent, now is a worthwhile time to change that.

If it has been years since your last dental visit, you are not as far behind as it feels. Teeth and gums are more resili...
04/08/2026

If it has been years since your last dental visit, you are not as far behind as it feels. Teeth and gums are more resilient than people expect, and most damage that builds up over time can still be addressed once care resumes. The hardest part is usually just making the first appointment. Let's talk about where to start.

Breathing through the mouth, whether during sleep or due to chronic congestion, significantly reduces saliva flow in the...
03/08/2026

Breathing through the mouth, whether during sleep or due to chronic congestion, significantly reduces saliva flow in the oral cavity. Saliva is the mouth's primary defence against acid and bacterial build-up, so people who regularly mouth-breathe tend to have a higher risk of cavities and gum irritation, often in areas that are otherwise well cared for. If you notice dryness on waking, it is worth mentioning at your next visit. There are simple steps we can recommend to help protect your teeth in the meantime.

03/08/2026

Dental health news published monthly by Stender Dental Studio | August 2026 Issue

It has probably been longer than you would like to admit since your last cleaning, and that is alright. Dental teams see...
02/08/2026

It has probably been longer than you would like to admit since your last cleaning, and that is alright. Dental teams see patients returning after years away all the time, and the goal of that first visit back is simply to understand where things stand now, not to make anyone feel judged for the gap. Whenever you are ready, we are ready to pick up from here.

Research has found a connection between periodontal disease and an elevated risk of cognitive decline, with some studies...
31/07/2026

Research has found a connection between periodontal disease and an elevated risk of cognitive decline, with some studies detecting specific oral bacteria in brain tissue from people with Alzheimer's disease. The proposed mechanism involves inflammatory pathways and bacterial entry through compromised gum tissue. The research is still developing, but it adds to a growing picture of the mouth as deeply connected to whole-body health. Staying on top of your dental visits is one of the most direct things you can do for your long-term wellbeing.

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Mandurah, WA
6210

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