General Dentistry
A place to start if you are due for a check-up or have a tooth, filling, crown, or denture that needs attention.
Whether you're due for a check-up, bringing in your child, or concerned about a tooth, we'll first work out what's happening and explain what may need attention.


You may know exactly what you need, or you may simply know that something doesn't feel right. Either way, your appointment starts with what has brought you in.
From our Dalkeith practice, we provide general, preventive, restorative, cosmetic, and children's dentistry. We'll explain what we find, discuss suitable options, and confirm costs before treatment begins wherever possible.
Not sure which service fits? That's okay. Tell us what you have noticed or what you would like checked, and we can help you choose an appropriate appointment.
A place to start if you are due for a check-up or have a tooth, filling, crown, or denture that needs attention.
For a professional clean, bleeding gums, preventive care, or practical advice about looking after your teeth at home.
Check-ups and preventive visits that give children time to become familiar with the dentist and build good early habits.
If you are concerned about alignment or your bite, an assessment can clarify what may be suitable for an adult or teenager.
If you are considering a change to tooth colour, shape, gaps, worn teeth, or missing teeth, the first step is a clinical review.
If dental visits make you anxious, tell us before you come in so your appointment can be planned with that in mind.
Whether a check-up is due or there is a dental concern, the reception team can help arrange an appropriate appointment. Book online or call the practice to get started.
Accreditation sits behind many details you may not see during an appointment: how clinical spaces are prepared, how records are kept, and how care is reviewed.

Clinical spaces are prepared using infection-control and patient-safety processes.
Your records and treatment plans are documented as part of consistent clinical processes.
You can ask questions and review the information before deciding what happens next.
If it has been a while, that's okay. You can tell us what has brought you in, ask questions, and understand what your dentist finds before treatment is planned.
A chance to explain what has brought you in
A few details can help us prepare
Dental pain can be difficult to judge on your own. You do not need to know what type of appointment to ask for; call us and describe what is happening.
If you have dental pain, swelling, a broken tooth, or an injury, contact the practice so we can guide your next step.


For urgent concerns, calling helps us understand the problem and advise whether an emergency appointment may be needed.
Your care involves more than the time in the treatment room. Meet the dentists and support team who answer questions, guide appointments, and help you prepare.

Owner and Principal Dentist, AHPRA Reg. No. DEN0001705352
Dr Jeremy brings a calm approach to explaining treatment options and next steps, with time for patients to understand what has been found.

Dentist, AHPRA Reg. No. DEN0001931535
Dr Rachael provides general dental care with a focus on clear communication, steady appointments, and helping patients feel informed.

Dental Hygienist

Dental Therapist

Practice Manager

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Dental Assistant

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Dental Assistant

Following an assessment, relevant findings and available options are explained. Patients can ask questions and consider the information provided before deciding whether to proceed.
Patients can request explanations before each step and advise the team of any communication, access or appointment-pacing needs.
Where relevant, proposed treatment, alternatives, material risks, limitations and expected fees are discussed before consent is requested.
The practice provides general, preventive, restorative, children's, orthodontic, cosmetic and urgent dental services. Recommendations depend on individual needs and clinical findings.
If you are still working out what to book, start here. These answers cover first visits, fees, health funds, nervous patients, children's care, and urgent concerns.
Yes. New patients can book online or call the practice to arrange a first appointment. If you are unsure what type of visit to choose, the team can help you start with the right booking.
Your first appointment is a chance to understand what is happening and discuss options before treatment is planned.
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