Watch Your Mouth

Do you play sports that require the use of a mouthguard? Or do you have kids playing sport and you are trying to decide what type of mouthguard you should purchase?

Join Dr Dominic Aouad as he discussed the differences between store bought and professionally made mouthguards, how they protect the teeth and mouth from injury and tips for looking after your mouthguard and how often to replace it.

This episode of Watch Your Mouth is sponsored by Extra Oral Healthcare Program.

For more oral health information, visit www.ada.org.au/tips.

If you have questions you would like covered by the Watch Your Mouth podcast, email [email protected].

In this episode, host Jimmy Rees chats with Dr Kareen Mekertichian, a paediatric dentist, about how to look after the oral health of infants and young children. What you need to know about caring for your infant or young child's oral health wrapped up in a short, easy to understand 20 minute chat.

This episode of Watch Your Mouth is sponsored by Colgate-Palmolive.

For more oral health information, visit www.ada.org.au/tips.

If you have questions you would like covered by the Watch Your Mouth podcast, email [email protected].

Is your baby teething? Or perhaps about to start?

Did you know that in the first three years of your baby's life, they will have 20 teeth appear within their mouth?

Join host Jimmy Rees as he chats with Dr Philippa Sawyer, a paediatric dentist, as they discuss factors that can affect tooth development in your growing baby. As well, they discuss common signs and symptoms of teething and ways to relieve your baby's discomfort.

This episode of Watch Your Mouth is sponsored by Colgate-Palmolive.

For more oral health information, visit www.ada.org.au/tips.

If you have questions you would like covered by the Watch Your Mouth podcast, email [email protected].

Looking for advice on thumb sucking and pacifier use and whether it affects the teeth and mouth as much as people say?

Join host Jimmy Rees as he chats with Dr Juliette Scott, a paediatric dentist, as they discuss thumb sucking and the use of pacifiers/dummies. They chat about whether parents should be concerned if their child sucks their thumb or a pacifier, what is the best age for such habits to stop, and whether they can cause negative effects on the teeth and mouth.

The Watch Your Mouth podcast is made possible thanks to Extra Oral Healthcare Program.

For more oral health information, visit www.ada.org.au/tips.

If you have questions you would like covered by the Watch Your Mouth podcast, email [email protected].

Have you ever wondered about whether pregnancy can impact the health of your teeth and gums?

Welcome to episode 2 of Watch Your Mouth, a podcast by the Australian Dental Association. This episode is the first of an eight-part series based on pregnancy, infant and child oral health care with host Jimmy Rees, well known from his time as Jimmy Giggle on the children's TV show Giggle and Hoot.

In this episode, Jimmy talks with Dr Chaturi Neboda, a paediatric dentist about pregnancy and how it can impact women's oral health. Jimmy chats with Dr Neboda about when it is the best time to see a dentist whilst pregnant, how being pregnant can affect the teeth and gums, and whether the saying 'women lose one tooth for every child they have' is true.

The Watch Your Mouth podcast is made possible thanks to Extra Oral Healthcare Program.

For more information on oral health, visit www.ada.org.au/tips

If you have questions you would like covered by the Watch Your Mouth podcast, email [email protected]

Welcome to the Watch Your Mouth Podcast, a production of the Australian Dental Association.

In this episode, Mikaela and Eithne from the Australian Dental Association discuss why the Watch Your Mouth podcast was created. Mikaela, a dentist, reveals whether there is truth to some of the most common statements dentists hear. Does bicarbonate soda whiten teeth? Are 'bad teeth' genetic? Find out in episode 1 of Watch Your Mouth!

The Watch Your Mouth podcast is made possible thanks to Extra Oral Healthcare Program.

For more information on oral health, visit www.ada.org.au/tips

Listener oral health questions or topics you wish to hear covered should be sent to [email protected]

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