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Title: Box Hill Radio Interview Puts Spotlight on Gum Disease Prevention With Dr. Samantha Lew

Australia, 4th Aug 2026 - A little bleeding when brushing, lingering bad breath, or tender gums can seem easy to brush off. But according to Mason Square Dental's Dr. Samantha Lew, those small signs can be the start of bigger oral health problems if left untreated.In a recent interview with Box Hill Radio, Dr. Lew spoke about the everyday habits and warning signs that can make the difference between healthy teeth and preventable dental problems. Her message was simple: gum disease often starts quietly, and the earlier people act, the easier it is to protect their teeth and overall oral health.For Dr. Lew, the issue is not just clinical. It is personal for many families who put off appointments because life is busy, budgets are tight, or fear gets in the way. By the time pain appears, what may have started as a manageable problem can feel far more overwhelming than it needed to be.That is why Dr. Lew used the interview to focus on reassurance as much as advice. She encouraged listeners to pay attention to early symptoms such as bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, and gum tenderness, and reminded them that regular dental visits, daily brushing and flossing, and limiting frequent sugar exposure can play a major role in preventing both gum disease and tooth damage.Dr. Lew brings both experience and perspective to that message. Her background in both dentistry and public health reflects a career shaped not only by treatment, but by education, prevention, and long-term community wellbeing.She is especially well regarded for her work with children and families, and for helping nervous patients feel more comfortable in the dental chair. That caring approach has helped make her a trusted clinician for local patients and a credible voice in broader conversations about oral heal...

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