Smile Sydney
Last updatedSmile Sydney is a dental practice based in North Sydney, led by Dr Rupesh Phirangi and Dr Indira Pamireddy. Its focus is family dentistry and gentle care for nervous patients, with cosmetic work, implants and clear aligners also on offer.
- Health fund claims on the spot
Care for nervous patients
The team describes itself as especially experienced with nervous patients, and its approach is built around a gentle, patient-focused style. Dentists explain choices in plain English and move at the patient's pace. The site describes the waiting space as feeling more like a lounge than a clinic.
Treatments at Smile Sydney
General dentistry
Cosmetic and orthodontics
Implants and surgery
Smile Sydney covers general dentistry, from check-ups and cleans to fillings, root canal treatment, gum disease treatment and extractions. Cosmetic work includes bonding, veneers, teeth whitening and smile makeover. For missing teeth it offers single tooth implants and All-on-4 implants, which the site says are planned for long-term strength and placed with guided implant surgery. Adults and teens can choose clear aligners or modern braces.
What customers say about Smile Sydney
- Customers say the team is professional and helpful.
Tips for visiting Smile Sydney
- Book through the online portal or call (02) 9955 3244.
- Mention any nerves when you book so the team can plan your visit around them.
- Ask about costs when you book, as the practice promises transparent pricing and flexible payments.
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Questions
FAQ about Smile Sydney
Does Smile Sydney do emergency call-outs?
Emergency dentistry is one of its listed services. Call (02) 9955 3244 to ask about urgent appointments.
Does Smile Sydney claim on the spot with my health fund?
Yes, it says it offers instant on-the-spot claiming with all health funds.
Is Smile Sydney open on Saturday?
No, it is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Does Smile Sydney see children?
Yes. It describes its general dentistry as covering families and kids, and the team greets children by name at first visits.