Your journey starts with a comprehensive examination of your dental health and the creation of a tailored treatment plan.

This oral exam helps provide care not just to the teeth but also to the soft tissues such as tongue, lips, cheek, saliva glands, gums and jaw joint.
This enables us to look beyond any problems to the bigger picture for all our patients. We educate about and provide advice for all your dental problems and devise a tailored treatment plan to suit your lifestyle and unique and individual priorities.

We are committed to providing quality paediatric dentistry dedicated to the total oral health and comfort of children in a fun, gentle and positive environment.

Our goal is for your children to have good dental health and be cavity-free, so they can avoid fillings, or other invasive dental treatment.

We recommend children visit the dentist from age two. If your child needs treatment, there are a variety of options to make their experience comfortable including:

• physical distraction (soft toy and digital images)
• nitrous oxide (laughing gas)

You know your children well, so we value your opinion and partner with you to decide what treatment is best for them.

Dental emergencies can include toothache, fractured teeth, facial swelling, lost fillings or dental trauma such as a sport injury.

If you need an urgent appointment for pain or dental emergency call us on (02) 9816 2071.
We will do our utmost to see you as soon as possible.

Creating natural-looking and attractive smiles requires an understanding of physical sciences, a mastery of technical skills and artistic ability.

We understand the relationship between the shade and shape of teeth and blend these factors to meet the individual requirements of each patient.

We can utilize composite resin, bonded porcelain or a variety of techniques including crowns, veneers and implants to give you the best possible aesthetic result.

The popularity of teeth whitening is rapidly increasing. We use evidence-based studies and scientifically valid research to help patients use the fastest and safest way to whiten teeth. If you are concerned about the colour of your teeth ask us about options for tooth whitening.

Implants can be a good solution to replace missing single teeth or to support a partial or full denture.

Implant dentistry has become an established and integral part of modern dentistry.

Implant supported tooth replacement is also used as an alternative to a bridge and is a sophisticated medical prosthesis. It has better longevity and is more aesthetic than a conventional bridge and is considered a superior treatment option in carefully selected, suitable cases, where one or more teeth may be missing.

Regular dental appointments are an important way you can prevent gum disease caused by plaque, hard build up or calculus.

People can be unaware they are developing gum problems. We screen to detect any ‘pockets’ forming around your teeth, recession around the roots or bone loss which can lead to tooth loss.

Early signs of gum disease can include bleeding on brushing, swollen gums and sometimes a bad taste in the mouth. We can help you with advice on daily cleaning techniques to control these issues and partner with you in maintaining the health of the gums which in turn support your teeth.

We provide a full range of evidence-based dental services for the long-term success of your treatment and retention of your teeth.

We provide care that solves for any presenting problems but also cares for and supports your overall dental health and hygiene.

We educate and provide early warning for any problems and devise a treatment plan to suit lifestyle and individual priorities which may include:

• restorations (fillings)
• root canal treatment
• periodontic (gum) treatment
• crown and bridge treatment
• implant-supported tooth replacement
• sports mouthguards.

Only a professionally fitted sports mouth guard can give adequate protection so we can recommend and fit the most appropriate mouth guard for any sport.

Dry mouth or xerostomia is a condition that stops the production of enough saliva to keep the mouth feeling wet.

Dry mouth can make it hard to swallow, chew food or speak clearly.
Sometimes there are no warning signs so teeth can decay very quickly. Untreated dry mouth can also contribute to erosion, tooth fracture and bad breath. We can assess saliva production and create an individual treatment plan.

TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders cause pain in and around the jaw joint and nearby muscles.

TMJ symptoms can include:

• face pain
• pain in the jaw joint or ear
• being unable to open the mouth comfortably
• clicking or locking of the jaw
• headaches and/or a bite that is uncomfortable.

While not all causes are known some causes are:

• injuries to the jaw
• various forms of arthritis
• overstretching of the jaw
• clenching or grinding of the teeth.

Treatment can include:

• prescription medication
• gentle jaw stretching and relaxation exercises
• stabilisation splints (bite plate night guard) or
• occlusal adjustment.