Your Reliable Annandale Dentist

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Casey Dentists provides dental care for patients from Annandale and surrounding Townsville suburbs at our clinic at 199 Ross River Road, Aitkenvale. Our practice is approximately 6.4 km from Annandale, making it a convenient option for local individuals and families seeking dental care nearby.

Our dental team provides general, preventive, emergency, cosmetic and restorative dental care, with treatment recommendations based on each patient’s individual oral health needs.

Whether you’re visiting for a routine check-up or need help with a specific dental concern, our team will assess your needs and discuss suitable treatment options with you.

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.
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Step into Relaxation with Our General Anaesthesia Suite for Dental Services
  • We’re excited to announce the inclusion of a General Anaesthesia room at Casey Dentists, offering patients a serene and relaxed session. Choices such as nitrous oxide and other soothing techniques are available for your comfort.
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Dental Care for Annandale Patients at Our Aitkenvale Clinic

Annandale patients visit Casey Dentists at our clinic at 199 Ross River Road, Aitkenvale. Our team provides care across general dentistry, dental implants, orthodontics, cosmetic dentistry, emergency dental care and other dental services.

New patients can begin with an assessment so our dental team can understand their oral health, concerns and treatment needs before discussing appropriate options.

If you’re travelling from Annandale, contact our team before your visit if you need help planning your appointment or determining which type of dental appointment to book.

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Distinctive Dental Services

Patients from Annandale can access a broad range of dental services at our nearby Aitkenvale clinic.

Casey Dentists signifies reliability, ensuring consistent dental results. For over a decade and a half, the committed crew at Casey Dentists has been a foundation of dental reliability.

Be it a regular dental check-up, detailed dental cleaning, or immediate dental care, our adept team of dental professionals guarantees a memorable visit.

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

Why Annandale Patients Visit Casey Dentists

At Casey Dentists, our zeal compels us to provide quality dental care. Situated on Ross River Road, our team, comprising seasoned dentists and caring staff, places emphasis on friendliness and connection, ensuring a comfortable experience every time.

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Broad Spectrum of Dental Services

Each dental journey starts with a holistic assessment, incorporating 3D dental scans, meticulous head and neck checks, and screenings for oral discrepancies.

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Modern Approaches

Our commitment motivates us to adopt the newest advancements, ensuring accuracy, security, effectiveness, and convenience throughout every dental process.

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Consideration of Patient Perspectives

Every facet, from our atmosphere to our approach, is moulded around your desires and needs. Acknowledging your past dental histories and concerns is pivotal before suggesting any course of action.

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Having a tooth removed, then waiting months for the final crown, is what patients ask about first. Waiting for implants to integrate is how dental implants work, and the gap does not have to be visible while you wait. In some cases, the wait is shorter than expected....
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Dental Implant Pain Years Later: Causes and What to Do

Dental implants that have been comfortable for years and then start to ache are telling you something, and sudden pain or ongoing discomfort both fall into that category. Pain arriving years after a dental implant was placed is not a normal part of having a tooth...
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Dental Implant vs Dentures: Which Is Right for You?

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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

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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...

Dental care that’s truly caring

At Casey Dentists, we aim to make dental health more accessible near Annandale with high-quality dental treatments and patient-centric approach.

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The Annandale Dental Practice FAQ

How Can Annandale Residents Book an Appointment Online?

Booking an appointment with your dentist near Annandale QLD is quick and easy! You can book an appointment using our online booking portal or call our friendly team at 07 4801 7035. Our team will help you to fix a time that suits your needs.

Where is Casey Dentists located for patients travelling from Annandale?

Casey Dentists is located at 199 Ross River Road, Aitkenvale QLD 4814, approximately 6.4 km from Annandale. Patients can contact our team on 07 4801 7035 before their appointment if they need assistance with their visit or booking.

Can Annandale patients visit Casey Dentists for a dental emergency?

Yes. Patients travelling from Annandale can contact Casey Dentists if they require urgent dental care for concerns such as a severe toothache, dental trauma or a broken tooth. Our clinic is located on Ross River Road in Aitkenvale, and appointment availability will depend on the circumstances at the time.

When Is the Right Time to Remove Wisdom Teeth?

Wisdom teeth are normally removed in the late teens to early twenties before they fully develop and potentially cause problems. Your dentist will assess your individual case and recommend the appropriate timing for removal.

What Is Implant Dentistry?

Implant dentistry, a significant offering in our dental practice, involves the use of dental implants to replace missing or damaged teeth. Through the use of advanced X-rays, our team accurately determines the optimal position for these titanium posts, which are then surgically placed into the jawbone. Once integrated, they serve as sturdy anchors for crowns, bridges, or dentures, resulting in a natural-looking and functional tooth replacement solution.

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