Douglas Dentist

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Dr Matthew Casey
douglas dentist, port douglas dentist, oral surgery, teaching clinic, north queensland

Exceptional Dental Care at Casey Dentists

Dedication to Your Dental Wellness – Dr Matthew Casey

Nestled within Douglas, Casey Dentists has emerged as a cornerstone of trust for many seeking dental care. 

Our reputation has been built on a foundation of delivering high-quality dental services tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual.

Every appointment is a testament to our commitment to excellence. With a team that’s always tuned to the latest dental innovations, patients can rest assured they’re receiving care that’s both cutting-edge and compassionate. 

Beyond techniques and tools, we understand the nuances of personal concerns and individual dental histories.

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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Explore Our General Anaesthesia Suite for Calm and Relaxing Dental Services
  • Ensuring comfort and ease during dental treatments is a cornerstone of Casey Dentists. Our newly integrated General Anaesthesia room is a testament to this commitment. Now, alongside our established services, patients can also opt for the calm induced by happy gas and oral sedation.
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Redefining Dental Services near Douglas

In the vibrant community of Douglas, Casey Dentist has carved a niche for itself over the past 15 years.

Our dedication to providing expert dental services is what sets us apart. Our gamut of services is expansive, covering everything from routine dental health checks to the urgency of emergency services.

At the heart of our operations is our exceptional team of dental professionals, committed to making your experience at our clinic unforgettable and, importantly, positive.

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Redefining Dental Services near Douglas

In the vibrant community of Douglas, Casey Dentist has carved a niche for itself over the past 15 years.

Our dedication to providing expert dental services is what sets us apart. Our gamut of services is expansive, covering everything from routine dental health checks to the urgency of emergency services.

At the heart of our operations is our exceptional team of dental professionals, committed to making your experience at our clinic unforgettable and, importantly, positive.

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

How Is Casey Dentists Different from Many Practices in Douglas?

Among the dental clinics scattered across Douglas, Casey Dentists on Ross River Road shines distinctively. We pride ourselves on delivering both quality dental care and outstanding patient experiences, all while our compassionate team ensures each visit feels right at home.

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Thorough Dental Treatments

Starting on the right foot means everything. Our comprehensive approach includes 3D dental visuals, in-depth head and neck checks, and vital oral cancer screenings.

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Advanced Facility Amenities

Our commitment to modern dental technology supports careful treatment planning and aims to provide efficient, precise care for every patient.
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Customised for Patient Requests

Your experiences and concerns lead our way. Before laying out a dental treatment map, we ensure it’s rooted in understanding and empathy.

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Temporary Tooth While Waiting for Implant: Your Options Explained

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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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 vs root canal

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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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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

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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

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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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The Douglas Dental Practice FAQ

How is Gum Disease Treated?

Gum disease, often termed periodontal disease, is treated through various methods depending on its severity. Initial stages, like gingivitis, often require a professional cleaning followed by daily brushing and flossing. Advanced stages might necessitate dental surgery to remove the built-up plaque underneath the gums. At Casey Dentists, we offer comprehensive dental care to address gum disease from its earliest onset to advanced manifestations. Our dedicated team ensures that all your dental needs are catered to, using state-of-the-art techniques and treatments, ensuring the health and longevity of your gums and teeth.

What is the Purpose of Wearing a Mouthguard?

The primary purpose of wearing a mouth guard is to protect the teeth, gums, and soft tissues from injuries, especially during contact sports or physical activities. Mouth guards act as a cushion, reducing the risk of broken teeth and injuries to the lips, tongue, face, or jaw. They can also prevent teeth grinding during sleep, which helps in averting wear and potential breakage. Overall, they serve as a protective barrier to one’s oral health.

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