Media Coverage
Shape Magazine, May 2013 issue: "Big Bad Breath"
Shape Magazine, May 2013 issue: "Big Bad Breath"
Halitosis can be transient, as you've probably noticed from your partner's morning yawn. When we sleep, less oxygen flows through the mouth. This allows bacteria to multiply and give off a bad smell, explains Dr Daylene Leong, dental surgeon from Specialist Dental Group Singapore.
The Straits Times, Service Excellence, April 8, 2013: "All smiles at dental group as service gets a boost"
The Straits Times, Service Excellence, April 8, 2013: "All smiles at dental group as service gets a boost"
The patient is regarded as the boss at Specialist Dental Group, so staff have every incentive to do their best to provide good service. All these initiatives help ensure the patient experience is positive. As Dr Cheng mentions: "We are not treating the teeth, we are treating the person." Dr Neo notes: "It's a human nature. When patients are happy and have a positive experience, we feel more satisfied. "You want to work in an environment where you feel appreciated. That's the intangible benefit."
The Straits Times, The New Market, April 1, 2013: "Say
The Straits Times, The New Market, April 1, 2013: "Say 'ah' for oral health"
Dr Elizabeth Tan urges parents and caregivers to refrain from letting the baby or toddler fall asleep with the milk bottle or during breastfeeding. "This causes the milk or juice to pool around the teeth which makes the teeth more susceptible to decay," she says. "The risk of baby bottle tooth decay may be minimized by encouraging children to start using children's cups once they are developmentally ready."
Lianhe Zaobao, February 7, 2013: "Spring Clean" Your Mouth This Chinese New Year
Lianhe Zaobao, February 7, 2013: "Spring Clean" Your Mouth This Chinese New Year
According to Dr Ho, there is usually a 25-50% increase in the number of patients who consult dentists after the Chinese New Year celebration. Find out what is the practice of Good Oral Care during this Chinese New Year!
Ezyhealth, February 2013: "Children
Ezyhealth, February 2013: "Children's Dental Accidents"
Baby teeth are as important, if not more so, than the permanent dentition. The first baby teeth appear when the child is about six months old. Besides being important in the development of chewing and speech, they are also important for appearance and holding space in the jaw (space maintenance) for the eventual eruption of the permanent teeth.
Simply Her, January 2013: "See A Dentist, Mum!"
Simply Her, January 2013: "See A Dentist, Mum!"
When it comes to seniors, it's even more important for them to see a dentist every six months. Aside from the usual scaling and polishing, a dentist can also spot worn-out fillings and crowns that may leave Mum and Dad's teeth vulnerable to cavities.
Ezyhealth, December 2012: "Gum Disease: It
Ezyhealth, December 2012: "Gum Disease: It's a matter of the heart"
You may be wondering what gum disease has to with heart problems, after all, the mouth and the heart are separate organs of the body. Read on, to find out how your mouth is really the window to your body.

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