Professional & Experienced Dentist in Townsville for 15+ Years

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Welcome to Casey Dentists, a team of Townsville dental practitioners.

We are your complete, comprehensive, and treatment plan-focused dental clinic in Townsville, dedicated to providing a high-quality dental care in a modern, state-of-the-art facility.

Our team of Townsville dentists has a wealth of experience in offering a high level of patient service in a relaxed, caring and friendly environment. Your experience at Casey Dentists is very important to us. We strive to be your choice for a dentist in Townsville.

At Casey Dentists Townsville, it’s total health, function and aesthetics that are important to us.

Special Offers

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In-Chair Teeth Whitening Offer

  • Complimentary 30-minute consultation
  • Treatment plan
  • Free follow-up review appointment
  • Free take-home teeth whitening maintenance kit after completion of treatment

T/Cs:

  • Offer applies to all patients.
  • Eligibility for treatment is assessed during the complimentary consultation.
  • Treatment plans are valid up to 3 months from acceptance.
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Dental Implants or Orthodontics

  • Complimentary Consultation
  • Bonus Post-Treatment gifts
  • WaterPik Airflosser for Implants
  • Professional Portraits for Orthodontics

T/Cs:

  • Offer applies to all patients.
  • Eligibility for treatment is assessed during the complimentary consultation.
  • Treatment plans are valid up to 3 months from acceptance.
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Smile makeover

  • Complimentary consultation with radiographs and scans (valued at $500)
  • Celebratory Professional Portraits after treatment (valued at $250)
  • $500 discount voucher for 6 or more veneers
  • Complimentary Teeth Whitening Gift (valued at $70)

T/Cs:

  • Offer applies to all patients.
  • Eligibility for treatment is assessed during the complimentary consultation.
  • Treatment plans are valid up to 3 months from acceptance.

Our Services – Treatment Facilities

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Are you or your child anxious about seeing the dentist?
  • We are happy to announce that Casey Dentists now has a brand new General Anaesthesia room, to allow our patients to enjoy a comfortable, relaxing treatment experience. Happy gas and Oral sedation are now available too.
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We offer full arch tooth implants, which can provide patients with a fixed alternative to dentures or severely damaged teeth. This treatment involves using tooth implants to support a full arch of replacement teeth.

Townsville Dentists with A Difference

Let’s face it; there’s no shortage of dentists in Townsville – so why should you choose Casey Dentists?

Casey Dentists is an experienced Townsville dental clinic, delivering dental solutions that will stand the test of time. For more than 15-years, the Casey Dentist team has provided expert dental services to the Townsville community.

Whether you are visiting us for a routine dental health check, teeth cleaning, gum disease or it’s a dental emergency, our team of qualified Townsville dental professionals is here to make your experience comfortable and reassuring.

Townsville Dentists with A Difference

Townsville Dentists with A Difference

Let’s face it; there’s no shortage of dentists in Townsville – so why should you choose Casey Dentists?

Casey Dentists is an experienced Townsville dental clinic, delivering dental solutions that will stand the test of time. For more than 15-years, the Casey Dentist team has provided expert dental services to the Townsville community.

Whether you are visiting us for a routine dental health check, teeth cleaning, gum disease or it’s a dental emergency, our team of qualified Townsville dental professionals is here to make your experience comfortable and reassuring.

If you’re a new patient, visit us for a New Patient Experience Appointment. Call us on 07 4801 7035 to book.

Why choose Casey Dentists among Townsville’s numerous practices?

Casey Dentists is all about providing you with a high level levels of dental care and patient service. Our Ross River Road-based practice employs dentists and staff who are professional and compassionate to ensure that your every visit with us is a good one.

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Comprehensive dental services

Our dental services start with a comprehensive assessment including 3D dental scans, head and neck examination, and an oral cancer exam.

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State-of-the-art facilities

We invest in state-of-the-art facilities to ensure that we provide our patients with faster, safer, more precise and convenient dental services.

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Patient-centred surgery

Everything, from our facilities to our approach, is designed to meet your needs. That’s why we take time to understand your dental concerns and past experiences before making a treatment plan.

Our Dentistry Blog

Our Dentistry Blog

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Types of Bone Graft in Dentistry: A Simple Guide

Understanding the types of bone graft in dentistry can take a lot of worry out of the words "you may need a graft first." A dental bone graft simply rebuilds bone in the jaw, so there is a solid base for treatment, most often before dental implants. Bone grafting may...
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Dental Implant Removal: When It’s Needed and What to Expect

Dental implant removal is not something most patients ever expect to face, and for good reason: implants are built to last. In rare cases, though, an implant needs to come out, whether because of infection, bone loss, or an implant that never fully settled into the...
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Dental Implant vs Root Canal: Which Is Right for You?

When a tooth is badly decayed or infected, the choice often comes down to dental implant vs root canal: save the tooth you have, or replace it with an artificial one. Both are common dental treatments, and both can leave you with a comfortable, working tooth, but they...
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What to Do If Your Dental Implant Fell Out

Finding a piece of your dental implant in your hand can be alarming. Before anything else, take a breath. In most cases, what has fallen out is not the implant itself but one of the components attached to it. What you do in the next few hours matters, and...
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Dental Implant Gum Recession: Causes, Signs, and What to Do

Gum recession refers to the gum tissue pulling away from an implant, and it is not something to put off addressing. Noticing your implant crown looking longer, or a greyish shadow near the gum line, is worth having assessed promptly. Dental implants are a reliable...
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Dental Implant Bone Loss: What Causes It and What Can Be Done

When a tooth is lost, the bone that once held it in place begins to change. Without the stimulation of a tooth root, the surrounding bone gradually resorbs, meaning the body breaks it down and stops maintaining it. This process, called alveolar bone resorption or...
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Dental Implant Failure: Causes, Warning Signs, and What Happens Next

Dental implants are a well-researched option for replacing missing teeth, with documented long-term outcomes in clinical literature. That said, a small number of implants do fail, and understanding why can help you protect your own. Dental implants are a reliable...
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Sinus Lift and Bone Graft: What They Are and How They Support Dental Implants

When people are told they may not have enough jawbone for dental implants, it can feel like the door has closed on a treatment they were hoping for. In many cases, though, a sinus lift and bone graft are the procedures that make implant placement possible. These are...
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Dental Bone Graft Infection: Signs, Risks, and What to Do

A dental bone graft is a surgical procedure that rebuilds jawbone lost to tooth extraction, gum disease, or injury. When it heals well, it creates the solid foundation that dental implants need to integrate and function properly. But like all dental surgery, a bone...
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Front Tooth Implant: A Guide To Replacing A Missing Front Tooth

Losing a tooth at the front of your smile can feel unsettling. Because front teeth are highly visible, even a single missing tooth may affect confidence, speech, and chewing comfort. One treatment that many people consider is a front tooth implant. A front tooth...
types of bone graft in dentistry

Types of Bone Graft in Dentistry: A Simple Guide

Understanding the types of bone graft in dentistry can take a lot of worry out of the words "you may need a graft first." A dental bone graft simply rebuilds bone in the jaw, so there is a solid base for treatment, most often before dental implants. Bone grafting may...
dental implant removal

Dental Implant Removal: When It’s Needed and What to Expect

Dental implant removal is not something most patients ever expect to face, and for good reason: implants are built to last. In rare cases, though, an implant needs to come out, whether because of infection, bone loss, or an implant that never fully settled into the...
dental implant vs root canal

Dental Implant vs Root Canal: Which Is Right for You?

When a tooth is badly decayed or infected, the choice often comes down to dental implant vs root canal: save the tooth you have, or replace it with an artificial one. Both are common dental treatments, and both can leave you with a comfortable, working tooth, but they...
dental implant fell out

What to Do If Your Dental Implant Fell Out

Finding a piece of your dental implant in your hand can be alarming. Before anything else, take a breath. In most cases, what has fallen out is not the implant itself but one of the components attached to it. What you do in the next few hours matters, and...
Dental Implant Gum Recession

Dental Implant Gum Recession: Causes, Signs, and What to Do

Gum recession refers to the gum tissue pulling away from an implant, and it is not something to put off addressing. Noticing your implant crown looking longer, or a greyish shadow near the gum line, is worth having assessed promptly. Dental implants are a reliable...
Dental Implant Bone Loss

Dental Implant Bone Loss: What Causes It and What Can Be Done

When a tooth is lost, the bone that once held it in place begins to change. Without the stimulation of a tooth root, the surrounding bone gradually resorbs, meaning the body breaks it down and stops maintaining it. This process, called alveolar bone resorption or...
Dental Implant Failure

Dental Implant Failure: Causes, Warning Signs, and What Happens Next

Dental implants are a well-researched option for replacing missing teeth, with documented long-term outcomes in clinical literature. That said, a small number of implants do fail, and understanding why can help you protect your own. Dental implants are a reliable...
Sinus Lift And Bone Graft

Sinus Lift and Bone Graft: What They Are and How They Support Dental Implants

When people are told they may not have enough jawbone for dental implants, it can feel like the door has closed on a treatment they were hoping for. In many cases, though, a sinus lift and bone graft are the procedures that make implant placement possible. These are...
Dental Bone Graft Infection

Dental Bone Graft Infection: Signs, Risks, and What to Do

A dental bone graft is a surgical procedure that rebuilds jawbone lost to tooth extraction, gum disease, or injury. When it heals well, it creates the solid foundation that dental implants need to integrate and function properly. But like all dental surgery, a bone...
Front Tooth Implant

Front Tooth Implant: A Guide To Replacing A Missing Front Tooth

Losing a tooth at the front of your smile can feel unsettling. Because front teeth are highly visible, even a single missing tooth may affect confidence, speech, and chewing comfort. One treatment that many people consider is a front tooth implant. A front tooth...

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At Casey Dentists, we aim to make dental care more accessible for the Townsville community through high-quality treatment and a patient-first approach.

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The Townsville Dental Clinic FAQ

What Dental Services Do You Offer?

When it comes to delivering Townsville Dental Services, our team is equipped to handle a complete range of dental services and surgeries. Some of the most common dental procedures that we carry out include:

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Don’t stress! Our team of Townsville Dentists are equipped to handle most routine and emergency procedures. You can get in touch using our contact form to find out if we have the expertise to fulfil any services that are not already listed online.

How Often Should I See The Dentist?

When it comes to staying on top of your oral health, we recommend a routine check-up and clean every 6-months (as a minimum guide). Plaque and tartar build-up can become a serious problem in-between visits to the dentist, which is why it is important to check in for a regular professional clean and check-up. Just like anything in life, the more care and attention that you give to your teeth, the better the more comfortable and pleasant your mouth will feel.

We understand that staying on top of your oral health can feel like a chore, which is why we provide scheduled bookings with regular reminders to ensure that you never need to worry about your next check-up and clean, helping you maintain optimal oral health.

Are you accepting new patients?

Yes, we’re currently welcoming new patients from Aitkenvale, Townsville and surrounding suburbs. Whether you’re due for a routine check-up, need help with a specific problem, or are interested in cosmetic or implant dentistry, our friendly team is here to help. You can book online, or call us on 07 4801 7035 and we will be happy to assist you.

It's Been A While Since I Visited – What Should I Do?

The sooner that you do something about your oral health, the better you are going to feel. Our team of Townsville dentists understands that booking a trip to the dentist can seem like a daunting task, especially if it has been a little while since your last visit.

When it comes to booking your next appointment, there is no time like the present. Don’t wait for a new year’s resolution to roll around! Make a booking today with our friendly team of dentists. Dental issues that are left untreated can result in costly appointments down the line.

In all cases, the sooner that you can address any dental problems, the better it is going to be for your oral health and for your back pocket. At our Townsville dental clinic, we are always prepare to provide quality dental care to you.

Are You A Family Dentist Clinic?

Yes.

Our team of fully qualified dentists in Townsville are equipped to provide expert dental treatment for your whole family. We believe that maintaining your oral health is a lifelong pursuit that starts at an early age. As family dentists, we equipped to treat oral health at every stage of life.

We recommend that all parents bring in their infants from as early as one year of age for their first dental check-up. On the other end of the spectrum, we recommend that oral health should be a matter of priority as you get older. For our older patients, we focus on mitigating serious dental problems and ensuring oral comfort and longevity at every stage of life.

Do I need to make an appointment to see a dentist?

Yes, we recommend booking an appointment in advance with Casey Dentists Townsville. You can easily book an appointment by calling us or using our online booking system. For emergencies, we will do our utmost to accommodate you as quickly as possible.

Do you offer sedation options for dental procedures?

Yes, we offer sedation options for patients who experience anxiety or require a more relaxed experience during treatment. Our team will discuss sedation options with you before your procedure to ensure you’re comfortable.

What should I do if I have a dental emergency?

If you experience a dental emergency, such as a severe toothache, broken tooth, or trauma to your mouth, contact us immediately. We prioritise emergency appointments and will work to get you the care you need as quickly as possible.

Do you offer after-hours or weekend emergency dental care?

Yes. While our clinic is open Monday to Friday during regular business hours, we also offer after-hours emergency support 7 days a week. If you have a severe toothache, broken tooth or trauma to the mouth outside normal hours, you can text us through the website chat and our team will guide you on the next steps and aim to arrange urgent care as soon as possible.

Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.