The Dentist
Last updatedThe Dentist is a general dental practice based in Lindfield, NSW, and it describes itself as family-friendly. It has been part of the local community for over 70 years. Its best-known work is family dentistry, from children's check-ups and cleans to fillings, cosmetic treatment and implants.
- Emergency appointments
- Child Dental Benefits Schedule
- Health fund claims on the spot
Treatments at The Dentist
General dentistry
Cosmetic and orthodontics
Implants and surgery
Children
The practice covers routine care through to restorative and cosmetic work. Its menu lists check-ups and cleans with preventive dentistry, fillings, root canal therapy, tooth extraction, dentures and full mouth reconstruction, plus teeth whitening, implants, clear aligners and orthodontics. Botox and facial aesthetics are also offered. The practice says it aims to make every visit a calm and comfortable experience. Customers say the team is gentle with children and patient with nervous adults.
What customers say about The Dentist
- Friendly, welcoming staff from reception onward
- Gentle care for children and nervous patients
- Team explains what is happening and checks comfort
Tips for visiting The Dentist
- Ask for the detailed treatment plan and quote before you agree to work; the team will also help you understand what your fund can cover.
- Payment is usually due at the appointment, so ask about a payment plan early if cost is a concern; the practice arranges them in certain cases.
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Questions
FAQ about The Dentist
Does The Dentist take the Child Dental Benefits Schedule?
Yes. Children under 18 may be eligible for up to $1,026 in dental benefits over two years under the schedule, covering most basic dental services.
Is The Dentist a preferred provider for my health fund?
No. The practice says it is not a preferred provider for any health fund and chooses not to join those arrangements, but patients can still use their private health fund.
Does The Dentist offer on-the-spot health fund claims?
Yes, it claims through HICAPS, so patients can get their rebate on the spot and pay only the gap.