Designer Dental Studio

WELCOME to the latest edition of the Designer Dental Studio Newsletter. As you can see, we have revamped the look and feel of our communication to you. This newsletter should inspire and inform and tell you more about the world of cosmetic dentistry.

It is our intention to bring you up-to-date information on dental treatments, events in the news and other exciting developments in the world of Cosmetic Dentistry.

We want this new newsletter to be both informative and interesting, in fact we hope that you will be inspired to contact us and request more information if there is anything of particular interest to you.

We are a state-of-the-art dental practice among the very best in Australia and it is our mission that everyone leaves us feeling a million dollars. All of the staff at our practice are looking forward to seeing you there in the near future.

We hope you enjoy this edition and if you have any further questions about any aspect of this newsletter, our website or would like additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us directly.

Best wishes,

Dr Craig Duval

Spotlight
The Safety Of Tooth Whitening
Your smile is so important. It’s what creates that all important first impression. You probably want your teeth whitened because your lifestyle & aging is affecting your ‘look’. Drinking coffee, tea, cola & red wine or smoking contribute negatively to the brightness of your smile

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Article
Overcoming Fears
People still have trouble visiting the dentist as they have memories from their childhood or some negative experience 20 years ago. The truth of the matter is dental techniques and technologies have evolved unrecognisably in the last 5 years alone and that visits are often very comfortable and painless. But we still need to overcome your fears...

There are 4 ways to that help you do that..

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News
Heart Risk Rises With Poor Dental Hygiene
Here's another reason to brush your teeth: Poor dental hygiene can boost the risk of heart attack and stroke, a study has recently reported. Heart disease is the number one killer worldwide claiming upward of 17 million lives every year, according to the World Health Organisation in 2008.

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