Lakeside Dentalcare opening hours in Lilydale
Walk-in & emergency patients / Open Moday to Saturday and Late Nights
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(03) 9739 7200
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About Lakeside Dentalcare
AT A GLANCE
- Honest & genuine
- We tailor our treatments to suit your needs
- Extra time and care is taken for your comfort
- Pleasant experience
- Your overall well-being is important to us
Quality dental services for you & your family all within Lakeside medical clinic, we care for your dental and general well-being.
Lakeside Dental Care is part of the well-established and reputable Lakeside Medical Clinic in Lilydale. To continue the tradition of excellent patient care, our dentists work closely with the doctors of Lakeside Medical Clinic and other specialists to provide quality, honest and reliable dental services for you and your family.
Our services:
- Comprehensive dental check-up and x-rays
- Professional cleaning of your teeth
- Emergency toothache/dental sports injuries
- Preventive treatments fluoride and fissure seals
- Restorations fillings
- Root canal therapy
- Crowns and bridges
- Veneers
- Tooth whitening
- Dentures
- Custom fitted mouth guards
- Teeth Grinding/ Jaw joints (TMJ) problems
- Extractions/wisdom teeth
- Gum Treatment
- Implant consultations
We accept all health fund cards. HiCAPS available with immediate rebate for your convenience.
We are Medicare providers for Child Dental Benefit Schedule (CDBS) and Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA).
We are always sincere and transparent in what we do.
We spend extra time and efforts to work out together with you the most comprehensive care plan for you, personalised to your financial and oral health status.
With competitive pricing, we don't take shortcuts because we want to ensure you get quality services. We care for you and not just your teeth!
Products and Services
Hours of Operation
Open Evenings, Open Late, Open Monday - Friday, Open Saturdays
Product
Bleaches, Dental Flosses, Mouthguards, Mouthwashes, Prostheses, Toothpastes
Dental Concern
Abscess, Bumps, Cracked Teeth, Crowded Teeth, Dead Teeth, Dental Pulp, Discoloured Teeth, Dry Mouth, Gum Diseases, Halitosis, Headaches, Infections, Inflammation, Joint Disorders, Lumps, Nerves, Oral Cancer, Pressure, Stains, Swellings, Teeth Grinding, Temporomandibular Disorders, Tinnitus, TMJ Problems, Tooth Decay, Tooth Sensitivity, Traumatic Injuries, Wisdom Teeth
Services
Abrasion, Anaesthetics, Bite Correction, Composite Fillings, Computer Imaging, Dental Bridges, Dental Crowns, Dental Extractions, Dental Implants, Dentures, Fillings, Gum Treatments, Inlays, Occlusal Splints, Onlays, Pain Management, Porcelain Veneers, Prosthetics, Relines, Replacements, Restorations, Root Canal Surgery, Root Canal Treatments, Sealants, Smile Makeovers, Tartar Control, Teeth Cleaning, Teeth Whitening, X-rays
Brand
Colgate, Oral-B, Sensodyne
Offering
ACA Health Benefits Fund, ADF Family Health, AHM, ANZ Health Insurance, Australian Unity, Bupa, CBHS, CDH Benefits Fund, CUA Health, Defence Health, Department of Veterans' Affairs, Digital X-Ray, Fit Health Insurance, Frank Health Insurance, GMF Health, GMHBA, Grand United Corporate Health, HBA, HBF, HCF, Health Care Insurance, Health Partners, Healthguard, HIF, Intra-oral Camera, Latrobe Health Services, Lysaght Peoplecare, Manchester Unity, MBF, MDHF, Medibank Private, Mutual Community, National Health Benefits, Navy Health, NIB, NMRA Insurance, OHP, Parking, Peoplecare Health Insurance, Phoenix Health Fund, Police Health, QTUHF, Queensland Country Health, RACT Health Insurance, Railway & Transport Health Fund, Reserve Bank Health Society, RT Health Fund, St George Health Insurance, St.Lukes Health, Teachers Federation Health, Teachers' Union Health, The Doctors' Health Fund, Transport Health, VPS Health Scheme, Westfund, Wheelchair Access
Features
1hr Service, 24hr Turnaround, After Hours Service, By Appointment, Certified, Children's Discounts, Consultations, Disabled Access, Emergency Services, Evaluations, Examinations, Government Subsidy, Insurance Accepted, Insurance Claims, Medicare, No Referral Necessary, On-Site Services, Owner Operated, Registered, Veterans Affairs Card Holders
Catering To
Adults, Children, Endodontics, Family, General Dentistry, Oral Pathology, Oral Radiology, Oral Surgery, Periodontics, Prosthodontics, Rehabilitation, Sports Dentistry, Teenagers
Keywords
Dentures, Child Dental Benefits Schedule, Gum Disease, Toothache, Lilydale Dentists, Dentist Lilydale, Gentle Dentists, Preventative Dentistry, Crowns & Bridges, Wisdom Teeth, Teeth Grinding, Hicaps, Braces, Dental Check-up, Mouth Guards, Bleeding Gums, Extractions, Loose Teeth, Late Night Appointments, Scale & Clean, Honest dentists, Dental Abscess, Fillings, Dental Emergency, Caps, Lakeside Dental Care, Teeth Whitening, Family Dentistry, Root Canal Therapy, Lakeside Dental, White Fillings, Fluoride Treatment, Dental Swelling, Oral Surgery, Orthodontics, CDBS, DVA, Medicare Child Dental, Baby Teeth, Children Dentistry, Lilydale Dentistry, Veterans Affairs, Endodontics, Private Health Insurance, Lakeside Medical Clinic, Competitive Pricing
FAQs
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What should I do in a dental emergency?
At Lakeside Dental Care we always reserve emergency slots for your convenience so that you can be cared for promptly. What to do before we see you: Toothache: Take pain relief if necessary using pain medicine you know you are safe withKnocked out tooth: Place it inside your cheek or in milk, go to the dentist within 30 minutes if possibleBroken tooth: Bring along the broken bits and bring them to the dentist if possible Bitten tongue or lip: Direct pressure to bleeding area with clean
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My gums bleed. Is that OK?
No. Bleeding gums (called gingivitis) are common but not OK. Healthy gums do not bleed. Bleeding is often an indication that the gums are inflamed. The inflammation is generally a response to the bacteria on the surface of the teeth. The bleeding may also arise from chronic gum disease or traumatic cleaning. At Lakeside Dental Care, we are concerned about your overall health and use the latest equipment to diagnose and care for your gum.
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How do dentists treat tooth decay?
Early tooth decay is reversible and may sometimes be treated with fluoride without a filling. A more extensive decay will require a "filling". Your dentist will remove the damaged rotten part of tooth and repair it. It is important to have this done as early as possible to preserve the strength of the tooth and prevent bacteria damaging the nerve of your tooth. At Lakeside Dental care we believe that prevention is better than cure. We like to treat tooth decay at the earliest stage possible.
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How do I know if I need a filling?
You may not know if you need fillings in your teeth. Many small to medium holes in teeth will not give you toothache. In fact, decay can sometimes eat out much of the tooth from the inside and you would have no idea it is happening. If your teeth are sensitive to hot, cold, or sweet food & drink, you may need fillings. Toothache that last a few minutes should be checked by your dentist. Teeth that cause severe pain in some cases will require more extensive treatment such as root canal therapy.
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How long do fillings last?
The position, shape, material, and chewing pressure, all influence how long dental fillings will last. When placing a filling, the dentist may have an idea of the expectation of the life of the filling. Life of the filling will also depend on how well you look after your teeth at home. In a check-up, your dentist is constantly monitoring the state of your fillings, looking for signs of weakness, cracking, decay or discolouration.
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Can all teeth with holes or fractures be filled?
Most teeth with small to moderate decay or fractures can be restored to function with fillings. Where decay is extensive or fractures are large, more complex treatment may be required. Some teeth can be so badly broken down or fractured that they are unable to be saved.
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Should baby teeth have fillings too?
Yes, baby teeth should be filled to prevent toothaches, to maintain the baby teeth for eating, and to hold the right amount of space for the adult teeth. If the baby teeth are going to be exfoliated (fall out) soon, then it is not always necessary to fill the teeth. This should be discussed with your dentist.
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Why do I need root canal therapy?
Root canal therapy may help to save your tooth. Inside your tooth is soft tissue containing nerves, and blood and lymph vessels, known as the tooth pulp. When the pulp cannot repair itself from disease or injury, it dies. A fracture in a tooth or a deep cavity commonly cause pulp death, as the pulp is exposed to bacteria found in your saliva. When the pulp is infected, it is best to remove it before it spreads into surrounding tissues in your face or jaw so you can keep your tooth for longer.
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What can I do if I'm scared about dental treatment?
The best way to overcome your fear is to discuss your concerns with your dentist. Experiences as a child may become distorted by time and reinforced by out dated media presentation of stereotypes. Much has changed, thanks to technology and education, and Lakeside Dental Care have skilled professional dentists who can help if you are apprehensive about seeking treatment. We will communicate with you and listen to your concerns.
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What is in a dental fee?
A dental fee is the cost of a highly trained and skilled professional treating your teeth in a hygienic and comfortable environment. The cost of maintaining correct infection control procedures alone can be very high. Dentists also need to pay auxiliary staff wages and maintain equipment. Lakeside Dentalcare takes pride in our cross-infection control standard and modern equipment, and all of our dentists actively have ongoing education to provide you with the most updated dental knowledge.