Meet Laurelyn! Laurelyn is one of Australia's most respected and highly qualified dental hygienists and has been an integral part of the Cameron and Co Dental team since 1999.

We see the signs of snoring & sleep apnoea in our patients' palates, jaws, tongue, tonsils and teeth. Now there is a solution.

Our hygienists often recommend Bicarb Rinsing. Bicarb neutralises acids and using it as a mouthwash can help protect teeth from acid erosion.

It makes our day when our patients share how happy they are with their results. So, happy that we thought it would be nice to tell you all, too.

Did you know there are over 800 kinds of bacteria living in our mouths that can access our lungs, stomach and circulatory system?

Cracks in the corner of your mouth can signal a number of things including nutritional deficiencies.

Professional teeth cleaning with Airflow is more like a spa experience. It is painless, fast and safe and is the result of years of clinical research in Switzerland.

We think your dental visit should be gentle and relaxing so, as well as offering a comfortable clean using Airflow technology, we practice minimal intervention dentistry.

At Cameron&Co we use advanced Airflow technology to offer the most comfortable and relaxing professional teeth cleaning imaginable.

It’s time for a new shot of a Cameron&Co patient! Say hello to Ash.

If you’re someone who wears make up (or if you’re buying some for someone who does) you can choose a new smile brightening lipstick with one easy tip.

Most of us can use a reminder to drink more water. Apart from all the other benefits water brings, it’s essential to nourish and plump your lips.

Do you find yourself tagged in some photos that are not exactly flattering?

Preparation is everything when it comes to staying healthy.

You can prevent periodontal disease with thorough daily plaque removal, a nutritious diet and regular check ups. Unfortunately it can’t be cured, but it can be controlled and the symptoms managed.

All periodontal disease can be easily prevented through regular check-ups and good dental hygiene.

Your child's first baby teeth normally start to fall out around the age of six. You can encourage them to wiggle their loose tooth – especially if you can already see the adult tooth.

Various factors, including habits such as thumb sucking, contribute to the development of the jaws, the palate and the teeth.