Christine Irons

You can start the New Year with that white, straight and beautiful smile you have always desired. We all know that a smile is important, it is one of the first things people notice when meeting someone. A whiter, brighter, straighter smile can help you feel better about yourself and make a memorable impression.

Unfortunately not everyone can boast the advantage of a beautiful smile. As anybody with a poor set of teeth can tell you, the appearance of your teeth can seriously detract from your overall physical appearance.

Today more and more adults are choosing to straighten their smiles with Adult Braces. Adults now account for more than 30% of all Orthodontic cases.

Invisalign is a revolutionary new Orthodontic treatment that is an alternative to metal braces.

At East Bentleigh Dental Group, you can now receive the offer of a free, Take-Home Whitening Kit, after receiving an Invisalign teeth straightening treatment, providing you with your a complete smile makeover*.

We all want white, straight, attractive smiles but often stained or misaligned teeth can prevent us from feeling our very best and deprive us of our confidence.

Crowns are basically caps to cover and bring back the original shape of the tooth.

Our teeth play an essential role in our lives, but unfortunately for some of us, anxiety or fear of dental work can keep us from receiving the adequate care we require. Eliminating your dental phobia is crucial as, research indicates that inadequate oral health and gum problems may influence the severity of numerous other health conditions. If you suffer from dental phobia, sedition dentistry or visiting an IV sedation dentist is an ideal dental phobia treatment.

Migraines are often an intolerable experience and if you are a victim to their trauma on a frequent and long lasting basis, with symptomatic headaches and tension headaches, you may have a condition known as TMJ syndrome. Other frequent TMJ symptoms experienced in suffers of TMJ syndrome are ear, jaw and facial pain as well as a decreased sense of hearing. Popping or clicking of the neck, jaw and shoulder pain are all common symptoms of TMJ disorder.

Living with the burden of missing teeth can be both frustrating and impractical, not to mention the effect that it can have on our sense of pride and self-esteem.