
Changing how a smile looks is a clinical job as much as an aesthetic one. Healthy first, beautiful second — in that order, always.
Cosmetic dentistry ranges from an hour of whitening to a planned rebuild of how your teeth meet. What they share is that we won’t start until the foundations — decay, gums, bite — are sound.
Active decay, gum disease or an unstable bite get sorted first. Cosmetic work built on those doesn’t last.
Photographs, digital planning and, for larger cases, a trial of the proposed shape so you can see the direction before anything is permanent.
We’d rather whiten and reshape than cut down a healthy tooth. Where veneers are the right answer, we remove as little enamel as the case allows.
Porcelain and composite both wear, stain and eventually need replacing. You should know the maintenance before you start, not after.

Every treatment plan we give you carries its price, its inclusions and any conditions in writing before you agree to anything. Health funds generally rebate very little on purely cosmetic treatment. We’ll tell you where the line falls for your plan before you commit, and interest-free payment plans are available.
Bring your card and we claim through HICAPS at the desk, so you only pay the gap. All funds welcome, including HCF, Bupa, Medibank, nib, CBHS, Teachers Health, Defence Health, Australian Unity and GMHBA.
First visit with us? Exam, treatment plan, X-rays, scale and clean and fluoride are no-gap where your fund rebates $199 or more, or a flat $199 without cover. New patients only; a $50 booking deposit applies and comes off the visit.
This information is general in nature and is not a substitute for personalised advice from a registered dental practitioner. Any dental or surgical procedure carries risks. Individual results vary. Before proceeding with treatment we encourage you to ask questions and, if you wish, seek a second opinion from a qualified health practitioner.