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GT Periodontics & Implant Specialist Centre Sydney

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GT Periodontics & Implant Specialist Centre Sydney is a specialist periodontics and dental implant practice at 85 Burdett Street in Hornsby, with Dr George Tsai as its named specialist. It treats gum disease, places dental implants and does bone grafts, sinus lifts and gum surgery. Its website says no formal referral is needed to book.

Treatments at GT Periodontics & Implant Specialist Centre Sydney

General dentistry

Gum disease treatmentBone graftingSinus liftGum graftSupportive periodontal therapy

Cosmetic and orthodontics

Cosmetic gum surgery

Implants and surgery

Dental implantsCrown lengtheningPeri-implantitis treatment

The website lists periodontal work only: treating periodontitis, soft tissue grafts for root coverage, cosmetic periodontal surgery, crown lengthening and supportive therapy after treatment. Implant work covers placement surgery, bone grafts and sinus lifts. The practice describes its specialists as board registered periodontists, and patients can book by appointment.

What customers say about GT Periodontics & Implant Specialist Centre Sydney

  • Patients praise Dr George Tsai as thorough, kind and patient.
  • Patients say the front desk staff are helpful and understanding.

Tips for visiting GT Periodontics & Implant Specialist Centre Sydney

  • Hornsby days are mostly Thursdays and some Fridays, so book those days first.
  • The website says no formal referral is needed to book, so you can call the practice directly.

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Questions

FAQ about GT Periodontics & Implant Specialist Centre Sydney

Does GT Periodontics do dental implants?

Yes. The website lists implant placement surgery, bone grafts and sinus lifts.

Do I need a referral to see GT Periodontics?

No. The website says no formal referrals are required.

Is GT Periodontics open on Thursday?

Yes. Its Hornsby days are mostly Thursdays and some Fridays, by appointment.

Does GT Periodontics treat gum disease?

Yes. Its website lists treatment of periodontitis and supportive periodontal therapy.