Mulgrave Dental Group:
Bringing Life & Confidence To Your Smile

Appointments are required to ensure that we can provide the best possible dental care for each patient. Our office is at 47 Wanda Street, Mulgrave, and our doors are open to new clients. If you’d like to come in and speak with us, book an appointment here.

Yes, there is street parking available outside our clinic, as well as dedicated parking spots behind the clinic. To access these spots, turn into Mackie Road and look out for the Dental Surgery sign.

Yes, we offer a range of payment plans to ensure you get the smile you want. Our payment plans cover a wide range of dental treatments, including preventive, restorative and cosmetic procedures. To find out more, click here.

This depends on the level of your private health insurance cover. On the day of your consultation, our front desk team can assist you in determining the exact amount covered by your health insurance. 

If you’re experiencing dental pain (especially in conjunction with fever, bleeding or signs of infection), please contact us immediately. We prioritise emergency appointments to ensure our patients receive prompt relief and care.

In the meantime, over-the-counter medication or a cold compress may offer short-term pain relief, and avoid eating on the affected side of your mouth. If you do take any medication before your emergency appointment, make sure to let your dentist know as it may affect what treatment they suggest.

We understand that life gets busy and dental visits can be overlooked. Even if you haven’t been in years, a dental check-up is one of those ‘never too late’ things you can do to look after your wellbeing. During your consultation our friendly team will examine your mouth, talk to you about any past dental treatments and your daily habits, and if further treatment is required, we’ll let you know.

Book an appointment and let’s get your dental health back on track.

It’s generally recommended to visit the dentist every six months for a routine check-up and cleaning, or at least annually if you can’t manage that frequency. Higher-risk patients should consider visiting more frequently.

Regular visits help us to keep an eye on your oral health over time and stop bigger issues before they occur. Leaving a dental problem too late can lead to more long-lasting, preventable damage.

If our team recognises that you are at a higher risk, we’ll make sure you understand why, and recommend a different schedule based on your individual needs.

First off, know that it’s totally normal to feel anxious about a dental visit, especially if it’s been a while or you’ve had a negative past experience somewhere.

Our team is trained to provide a high level of care with minimal discomfort, and for our more nervous patients, we offer a range of options to help you feel at ease. This includes sleep dentistry, sedation dentistry, VR goggles and noise-cancelling headsets with TVs on the ceiling. Your comfort is our priority, so please speak up if you feel nervous and let’s work on a solution.

The best way to determine the right treatment for you is to schedule a consultation with our experienced dentists. We’ll discuss your concerns, evaluate your oral health and create a personalised treatment plan that suits your unique needs.

We use the latest in modern dentistry techniques and technology to ensure you receive the highest standard of care.

From digital X-rays to 3D scanning, microscopic examination, advanced therapy techniques and even VR headsets, our clinic is very well equipped to provide you with effective and comfortable treatment.

Yes, we provide dental care for patients of all ages, including children. Our dentists are trained in a variety of recommended paediatric techniques to help make dental care an approachable, safe topic for young ones, ensuring their visit is a positive experience. Find out more here.

We recommend you bring your child in for their first dental check-up as early as 12 to 18 months, and then continue on every six months for preventative maintenance. Early dental visits allow our paediatric team to monitor your child’s oral development, provide essential oral hygiene guidance and establish a positive dental experience from a young age. What happens now can set up their habits for life, so starting early really can work wonders.

Yes, we are experienced in providing dental care for patients with special needs. Our team is trained to accommodate various conditions and provide a comfortable, supportive environment for anyone, so let us know what care you or your family need and we’ll work to ensure you get it.