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Cosmetic dentistry in Croydon.

Teeth whitening, porcelain veneers and smile makeovers, after a check that your teeth and gums are healthy. You get a written quote for each step before anything starts.

Open Monday to Saturday

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How we approach it.

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Health first.

Decay and gum problems are treated before any cosmetic work starts.

The options, including doing less.

Whitening or straightening can sometimes do what a veneer would, with less change to your teeth.

What’s realistic.

Your dentist tells you what your teeth allow. Results vary from person to person.

The cost before you decide.

A written quote for each step, and time to think it over.

3D scans.

A digital scan of your teeth helps us plan treatment with you.

Upkeep, up front.

Veneers and crowns need check-ups and, in time, replacing. We tell you before you start.

Start with what you’d like to change.

You don’t need to know the treatment name.

What it costs.

Cosmetic treatment is priced once your dentist has planned it. You get a written quote for each step before anything starts.

Health funds and claiming.

Health funds usually pay little or nothing towards whitening. Some extras policies pay a rebate on veneers or crowns under major dental, often after a waiting period.

Costs and health funds

Who you’ll see.

Whitening and other treatment start with a check-up with one of our dentists.

Meet the team

Questions we’re
often asked.

Something else on your mind? Ask us on the phone, or leave your number and we’ll call.

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Is a cosmetic dentist a different kind of dentist?

No. In Australia, cosmetic dentistry isn’t a separate registration. Whitening, veneers and smile makeovers are done by general dentists, including ours, and any dentist can describe what they do as cosmetic dentistry.

Does Medicare cover veneers or whitening?

No. Medicare doesn’t cover cosmetic dental treatment, and the Child Dental Benefits Schedule excludes it. Some extras policies pay a rebate on veneers under major dental.

Costs and health funds

Where should I start?

With a check-up. Decay or gum problems need treating before cosmetic work, and your dentist can then tell you which options suit your teeth.

Check-ups and cleans

Whitening or veneers?

Whitening lightens your natural teeth and doesn’t change their shape. Veneers cover the front of a tooth and need some enamel removed, which can’t be undone. Many people try whitening first.

How long do the results last?

Whitening fades over months to years, depending on diet and habits. Veneers can chip or wear and most need replacing at some point. Your dentist will tell you what to expect for your teeth.

How much does cosmetic dentistry cost?

It depends on the treatment and how many teeth. Whitening is priced per course, veneers per tooth, and a smile makeover stage by stage. You get a written quote for each step before anything starts.

Costs and health funds

Can I see what my teeth will look like?

Your dentist will talk you through what’s realistic. We don’t use apps that predict how you’ll look, because results vary from person to person.

Let’s talk about what you’d like to change.

Leave your number. Our front desk will call to arrange a time.

Dental Spot collects your name and phone number so our front desk can call you back. Please don’t include health details here; we’ll talk about that when we call. We don’t share it with anyone else, apart from the email service that delivers it to us. You can ask to see or correct it. Read our privacy policy.

Or call (02) 9715 6567

We call back during opening hours, Monday to Saturday. Your appointment is confirmed once you’ve spoken with our team.

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