First time patients will require a comprehensive consultation and x-ray, which may increase the overall cost. Prices are subject to change. This consultation for first patients is an hour, unless this is an emergency appointment. Normally it would cost approximately $70 to $150.00.
Your first appointment is set for one hour. There are often exceptions, especially if an urgent appointment was made.
If the team at Sarina Dental Care has seen you recently, we can usually provide you with a quote. If it has been more than a month since your last visit, then we require you to present for a check-up. This allows us to create a detailed and concise treatment plan and provide you with more accurate cost estimates.
Yes. We offer OpenPay, ZipPay and Zip Money to help make treatment more affordable and accessible.
Yes, we bulk bill eligible children under the Child Dental Benefits Scheme (CDBS). This covers up to $1,000 in dental treatment over two years. We can check eligibility for you, just call or ask our team.
Coverage varies depending on your health fund and level of extras. Most policies include:
Preventative care (check-ups, cleans)
Fillings and extractions
Major dental like crowns, dentures, or root canals
We’re happy to provide quotes to help you check your rebates.
By two and a half years of age, most children have cut all of their baby teeth. Toddlerhood is a great time to instil good dental habits, including regular check-ups. Proper care of baby teeth is important because these teeth hold the space for your permanent teeth. Decay in baby teeth increases the risk of decay in permanent or adult teeth.
Yes, this is fairly common, especially in the lower front teeth. It’s usually not a problem, but we A: recommend having it assessed to make sure there’s enough space for the new teeth to come through properly.
Most patients should see the dentist every 6 months for a check-up and clean. However, this may vary depending on your individual oral health needs.
Routine dental visits help detect and treat small issues before they become major problems. They also help maintain healthy gums and prevent plaque build-up, decay and gum disease.
Look for:
Toothpaste with fluoride
A soft-bristled toothbrush
Interdental brushes or floss
Fluoride mouthwash (if advised)
Ask our team for personalised recommendations.
Bleeding gums are often caused by plaque build-up and early-stage gum disease (gingivitis). Other causes can include brushing too hard or certain medical conditions. If it persists, book a check-up.
We offer a range of options including:
Dental implants
Crowns and bridges
Full or partial dentures
Your dentist will assess your oral health and discuss the most suitable option for you.
Treatment may include splints, bite adjustment, relaxation techniques or clear aligners. Your dentist will determine the best approach based on your symptoms.
Some patients may experience mild sensitivity during or after whitening, but this is temporary and usually subsides within 1–2 days. We use professional products to reduce discomfort.
Rinse with warm salt water
Use a cold compress
Take over-the-counter pain relief (as directed)
Avoid hot, cold or sugary foods
Tooth pain is often a sign of an underlying issue, book an emergency appointment as soon as possible.
Gum disease is a bacterial infection of the gums that can lead to tooth loss if untreated. It’s also linked to other health issues like heart disease and diabetes. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential.
