One of the key focuses to ensure optimum dental health for our patients is to promote and to lower the incidence of periodontal (gum) disease for our patients. Regular visits to the dentist, every 6 months and a programme of cleaning and oral hygiene and dietary advice is helping to achieve this for our patients.

Get the smile you want. We provide a range of dental procedures to correct tooth alignment, cosmetic appearance

If a patient has only a few missing teeth, a partial denture can be constructed in order to fill in the gaps. These can be made of acrylic or chrome.

There are times when teeth have been too badly damaged or may have undergone trauma that they simply cannot be restored by a filling. If this is the case the teeth need to be restored by a crown. This is made from porcelain or other precious metal such as gold and will sit over the tooth once it has been prepared by the dentist.

Crowns are designed to last many years and should with optimum care and attention. Crowns are placed following root canal therapy as this follows best practice due to the tooth becoming quite brittle and at risk of fracturing as the nerve has been removed.

The Child Dental Benefits Scheme began in January 2014. It allows for $1000 worth of dental treatment to eligible children aged 2 to 17 over a two year period. We are able to assess your eligibility with the government, simply call us with your Medicare number.

Dental emergencies can happen suddenly and unexpectedly, leaving you in discomfort and uncertainty. Whether it’s severe tooth pain, a broken tooth, or an injury to your mouth, knowing how to respond promptly can make a significant difference in preserving your oral health. In this guide, we’ll outline common dental emergencies and provide essential steps to take until you can reach here for professional dental care.

Dental emergencies can be stressful, but knowing how to respond can make all the difference in preserving your oral health and minimizing long-term damage.

The procedure is usually completed over two visits, the dentist prepares the tooth or teeth and then an impression is taken and sent off to the dental laboratory where the fabrication of the bridge is carried out. Once complete it is cemented into place at the second visit.

Our dentists will ensure that any question regarding the procedures and costs will be discussed thoroughly allowing you to make the best possible choices.

This can cause severe pain, swelling and infection. In order to treat this, the nerve needs to be removed from the tooth and an artificial substance put in its place. Although this sounds a daunting procedure we use state of the art equipment to make your experience much more positive. The dentists have a large amount of experience carrying out root canal treatment