Finding and treating dental problems at an early stage can save time, money and unnecessary discomfort. As many of you have already noticed, we are using a dental electronic X-ray imaging system (DEXIS) in our surgery. There are many benefits of this system, including: higher quality images for better diagnoses; less radiation; and many more...

Zoom! Advanced Power Whitening System is a new system that uses a different light source and produces better, more predictable and longer lasting results. It will whiten teeth that have been discoloured by aging, tobacco, coffee, tea, red wine etc.

At Fairview Park Dental Clinic we strongly advise wearing a custom fit mouth guard for children who play a sport or do an activity which may put them at risk of an injury to their teeth or mouth.

The Australian Dental Association is an organisation of dentists which has as its aim the encouragement of the health of the public and the promotion of the art and science of dentistry.

Welcome to Fairview Park Dental Clinic. Our dentists and team members provide quality dental care for everyone - children, adults, and seniors. We use the latest technology to ensure that our patients have as painless and stress-free dental treatments as possible.

Even though you may think your teeth look okay, it doesn't mean they are healthy. For teeth to be healthy your gums must be healthy as well. Only your dentist is able to detect whether or not your teeth and gums are healthy everywhere including those hard to see places.

Did you know that Fairview Park Dental Clinic is involved in supporting our community in many ways? We conduct oral health education sessions at local kindergartens and child care centers. Our aim is to plant the seed in children early that prevention is the best dental plan, so that they will reduce the need for major dental surgery later in their lives.

Although dental decay continues to be the most common dental problem, acid wear on teeth is a growing concern for adults and children alike. Most importantly once the dental enamel is lost through acid erosion, it is lost permanently!