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At National Dental Care Keilor, our dentists are dedicated to helping you and your family achieve the best possible oral health and smile. We offer a wide range of services and treatments, from routine dental check-ups and clean to more advanced procedures such as root canal therapy and dentures. Our team of experienced Keilor dentist will work closely with you to understand your needs and create a customised treatment plan to help you reach your dental goals. We also offer cosmetic dentistry and orthodontic treatments such as Invisalign. Whether you have a specific concern or just want to maintain good oral health, we're here to help. To schedule an appointment with one of our friendly Keilor dentists, call us or book online.

At National Dental Care Keilor, we believe in the importance of maintaining a healthy mouth. Brushing your teeth twice a day is a must, but don't forget about your tongue. Cleaning it can help prevent bad breath and keep your mouth feeling fresher for longer. It's especially important to do it before bed to reduce bacteria growth. Keeping a clean mouth is key to avoiding dental issues like gum disease or tooth decay caused by the buildup of bacteria and plaque. Remember to brush your teeth and tongue twice a day and visit your Keilor dentist regularly for a thorough check-up and cleaning. At National Dental Care Keilor, our dentists are dedicated to helping you achieve and maintain a healthy and beautiful smile.

If you're looking to brighten your smile, teeth whitening can provide a lasting solution. The effects of teeth whitening vary from person to person, with some seeing results last for 6 months to 2-3 years. The longevity of the results depends on various factors, such as your oral hygiene routine, diet, and lifestyle habits such as smoking or drinking coffee or red wine. One of the most effective ways to whiten teeth is in-chair teeth whitening with a Dentist. It uses the strongest gels to provide quick and long-lasting results. To help maintain the effects, touch-up treatments and consistent oral hygiene practices are recommended. For the best advice and options, we recommended speaking to a dentist. Our Keilor dental professionals would be happy to discuss our teeth whitening packages and recommend the best option for you.

The normal resting position for your teeth will show the top teeth sitting slightly in front of your bottom teeth so there are no gaps when you clench your jaw. Everything should fit together perfectly however if you find your teeth are misaligned then there are treatments that can help to straighten your teeth without seeing an orthodontist. At National Dental Care Keilor, our general dentists offer Invisalign treatment which consists of a series of clear aligners that move and straighten your teeth over a few months. This treatment is virtually invisible and noninvasive which achieving great results. If you think Invisalign is right for you, speak with your Keilor dentist to claim your free consultation.

Do-it-yourself teeth whitening products remain popular in Australia. They are easy to buy and tend to cost less than professional treatments. However, DIY kits don't compare to whitening treatments offered by your dentist. Whitening your teeth under the supervision of a trained Keilor dentist is much safer than trying to use whitening products on your own. With a dentist examining your teeth and monitoring your smile, you may discover other dental issues that need attention. Additionally, it is important to recognise that some over-the-counter whitening kits may do more harm than good. Some contain harsh bleaching chemicals that could damage your dental enamel, irritate your gums, and cause your teeth to become overly sensitive. The safest and most effective path to teeth whitening is to schedule a consultation with your dentist. Professional products will not damage your teeth. However, if you have untreated cavities or similar damage, your Keilor dentist will insist on having these issues fixed prior to whitening to avoid the risk of damaging the tooth pulp with whitening gel.