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AUDIO: Changing Australia: Jacinta Vu and the power of a smile


Having healthy teeth and gums isn't just about your smile, it's a crucial part of overall health and wellbeing. But many Australians still can't access adequate dental care — including women affected by intimate partner and family violence. In Western Australia, a team of volunteer dentists are working to make a difference, setting up the free clinic called Healing Smiles.



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The majority of Queensland councils are washing their hands of fluoridation under the watch of both sides of politics


Attacks by Queensland Opposition Leader Steven Miles against Premier David Crisafulli over fluoride this week are more than hard to swallow after another local government's decision to stop adding the mineral to its water supply.


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It's time for graduates to begin the process of professional registration


Ahpra has officially launched its graduate registration campaign, with a range of tools designed to get final year students ready for the start of their career in dentistry.


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Medicare claim changes for bulk-billed services incl. CDBS from Sept. 2025


Commencing this month, bulk-billed Medicare dental claims must be submitted within one year, down from two years, to improve Medicare integrity. Practices should review their processes to ensure compliance.


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AI Meets Oral Health: The Race To Redefine Digital Dentistry


AI startups want to turn dentistry from drill-and-fill to prevention. But can they overcome bias, trust and adoption hurdles?


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A plant compound might be the secret weapon against gum disease


A team of researchers tested morin, a plant compound, against gum disease bacteria and found strong antimicrobial benefits. By encapsulating it in polymers, they created a powdered form for oral hygiene products. This could replace antibiotics, avoid side effects from existing treatments, and help vulnerable patients maintain oral health.


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