Dentist Belgian Gardens

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Dr Matthew Casey

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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Discover the Comfort of Our General Anaesthesia Suite for Dental Services
  • A hallmark of excellence and patient-centricity, Casey Dentists proudly presents our latest addition – a dedicated General Anaesthesia room. The added offerings of happy gas and oral sedation further encapsulate our dedication to comfortable dental experiences.
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Innovating Dental Solutions near Belgian Gardens

Casey Dentists has long been a hallmark of dental service excellence, boasting over 15 years in the field. The years have taught us the importance of individualised care and community commitment.

From the simplest dental health check to immediate emergency interventions, our spectrum of services caters to every dental need.

The approach behind our service? It’s our remarkable team of dental professionals who always aim to ensure that memories crafted in our clinic are pleasant and lasting.

Casey Dentists with A Difference

Innovating Dental Solutions near Belgian Gardens

Casey Dentists has long been a hallmark of dental service excellence, boasting over 15 years in the field. The years have taught us the importance of individualised care and community commitment.

From the simplest dental health check to immediate emergency interventions, our spectrum of services caters to every dental need.

The approach behind our service? It’s our remarkable team of dental professionals who always aim to ensure that memories crafted in our clinic are pleasant and lasting.

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

What Distinguishes Casey Dentists From Other Practices in Belgian Gardens?

In the vast dental landscape of Belgian Gardens, Casey Dentists on Ross River Road is known for its high standards. The combination of high-quality dental services and an unwavering dedication to patient satisfaction is made even better by our team’s genuine care and professionalism. Every interaction offers a memorable encounter.

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Comprehensive Oral Health Solutions

Detail-oriented from the get-go, we offer a holistic assessment: from 3D dental glimpses to meticulous head and neck reviews and essential oral cancer checks.

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State-of-the-Art Infrastructure

Harnessing the power of advanced technology, we deliver our patients faster, more reliable, and accurate dental care.

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Attending to Patient Preferences

Your dental narrative guides us. By giving weight to your concerns and past encounters, we pave the way for a truly bespoke treatment journey.

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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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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 care that’s truly caring

At Casey Dentists, we aim to make dental health more accessible near Belgian Gardens. We also work with SuperCare in their aim to make alleviate the cost of dental and orthodontic treatments. You can apply for an early release of your superannuation for services like implants and dentures, root canal and crowns.

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The Belgian Gardens Dental Practice FAQ

What Is the Ideal Timeframe for Dental Appointments?

The ideal timeframe for dental appointments generally depends on an individual’s oral health needs. However, for most people, it’s recommended to visit the dentist every six months for routine check-ups and cleanings. These regular visits allow dentists to monitor oral health, catch potential issues early on, and provide timely preventive care, ensuring optimal dental health and reducing the risk of more significant problems in the future.

How to Treat Tooth Aches?

Toothaches can be a distressing experience for anyone, affecting the whole family’s mood and daily activities. In the early stages, you can try home remedies like rinsing your mouth with warm salt water, taking pain relievers, and applying a cold compress to the affected area. However, these are temporary solutions. It’s crucial to visit a dentist promptly for a thorough evaluation and appropriate treatment. At Casey Dentists, our commitment to excellent patient care ensures that we address the root cause of the toothache, providing relief and preventing potential complications in the future.

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