Peter Jorgensen

Winter brings lower temperatures, drier air and harsh winds, which can wreak havoc on your oral health. Here are some common problems and how to avoid them. Cold Sores Cold

Have you noticed your teeth look longer than before? It could be because your gums are receding. Receding gums are a common problem, where the gum surrounding your teeth begins

Clenching and grinding is a habit called bruxism. It is a tremendously destructive habit that can wear down your teeth, cause gum recession and affect your jaw joints. Luckily, when

Biting into a crunchy or chewy food can be immensely satisfying, but spare a thought for your teeth. Certain foods can be hazardous for your oral health and are hard

Easter is a great time for family celebrations, but you may be worried about the impact of all that chocolate and candy on your family’s dental health. Consuming too much

If you are looking for some easy crafting ideas this Easter, why not try making this paper Easter Basket? It is quick to make and is an ideal project for

We usually suggest people come and see us regularly for dental checkups every six months, sometimes more frequently if they have existing dental problems or medical issues that affect dental

World Oral Health Day falls on 20 March this year, and there is a continuing campaign theme urging people to be proud of their mouth. The three-year campaign launched last

Regular sports are a great way to stay fit and socialise, and CJ Dentistry proudly sponsors Sunshine Coast Rugby and Sunshine Coast Hockey. However, as dentists, we are all too

Are you currently missing one or more teeth? Perhaps you have teeth that are failing, and you know they will need removing soon? It’s a common dilemma, and if you

If you lose a tooth, it can be important to replace it quickly, and here is why. A missing tooth allows your remaining teeth to shift position, affecting appearance and

Cavities are caused by bacteria in your mouth using leftover foods like sugar for energy. They create acid as a byproduct while they thrive, and the acid softens and weakens