General & Family Dentistry

Check-ups and teeth cleaning

Regular check-ups with a dentist are important for catching problems before they become serious and cause permanent damage to your teeth or gums. During your routine visit, our dentists and hygienists will also professionally clean your teeth, remove plaque and apply fluoride to help prevent tooth decay.

We will recommend the ideal visiting pattern for you or your family based on your individual needs and risks.

Children's dentistry

Tooth decay is a growing problem in Australia, and regular check-ups with our oral health therapists help to lower your child's risks. As well as treating cavities and existing problems, we also provide oral hygiene advice and may recommend preventive treatments such as fissure sealants to help protect your child's teeth.

White fillings

Cavities in teeth can be painful and may lead to infections if they're not treated. Our dentists use composite resin and other tooth-coloured materials to repair damaged teeth and leave you with a natural-looking smile.

Crowns and bridges

A dental crown can cover a tooth that's chipped, cracked or worn down. They can also change the appearance of teeth in cosmetic dentistry. A dental bridge can replace one or more missing teeth to fill gaps in your smile and protect the surrounding teeth.

Dental implants

Dental implants are a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth. Our dentists can place a titanium implant in your jaw that bonds with the jawbone to provide a strong foundation for a replacement tooth or teeth.

Orthodontics

Straighter teeth are easier to clean and less likely to cause problems with eating or speech. Our dentists provide a range of orthodontic solutions for children, teens and adults to correct misaligned bites or prevent issues while the teeth and jaws are still growing.

Root canal therapy

Severe toothache or sensitivity can be signs of a tooth infection. Root canal therapy (endodontics) is the most effective treatment to save an infected tooth and restore it to good working order. Root canal treatment is usually no more painful than a filling.

Extractions

Our dentists will always try to save a tooth when we can, but if a tooth is too severely damaged, infected or causing other problems in your mouth, extraction may be the only option. We may also recommend wisdom teeth removal as a preventive measure based on your individual risks.