
The bread and butter of keeping teeth: examining them properly, fixing what’s broken, and dealing with problems while they’re still small.
General dentistry is where most people’s relationship with a dentist lives. It covers the regular examination that catches things early, and the treatments that deal with problems once they arrive. It includes all of our preventative care — the cleans, gum care and protection that keep problems away in the first place.
Check-ups & Examinations
A thorough look, explained plainly
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Scale, Clean & Oral Hygiene
Fresh foundations, every six months
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Gum Treatment
Healthy foundations for every tooth
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Children's Dentistry
Gentle care for growing smiles
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Mouthguards & Splints
Protection for sport and grinding
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Tooth Extraction
When a tooth can’t be saved
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Wisdom Teeth Removal
Assessment, imaging and removal
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Laser Dentistry
Precise soft-tissue treatment
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You see what we see on the intraoral camera, and hear the options in plain words — including the option of doing nothing yet, when that’s reasonable.
Small problems get small answers. We’d rather watch a tiny area and treat it next year than drill it today for the sake of it.
Local anaesthetic before anything sensitive, breaks when you need them, and a hand signal to stop. Nervous patients should say so when booking.
A written plan with costs, inclusions and any health fund rebate estimated at the desk.

Every treatment plan we give you carries its price, its inclusions and any conditions in writing before you agree to anything.
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.