DENTIST ROZELLE

Soothing Care Dental

Soothing Care Dental, the dentist Rozelle locals trust, provides a comfortable and pleasant experience, with a personalised dental approach we ensure you leave with a positive feeling whenever you visit us. We are the highly skilled dentist in Rozelle, with advanced technologies for providing the best dental health care. We offer a wide range of dental treatments to our patients.
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QIP Accredited

Soothing Care Dental, your dentist in Rozelle, are pleased and proud to have been awarded full accreditation by QIP (Quality Innovation Performance). This is an independent recognition of our high standard of care towards all our patients.

Dental practice accredited

Pain-Free Dentistry

Soothing Care Dental focus on comfort and pain-free treatment for a dental experience you won’t think twice before visiting again. We help reduce the anxiety associated with a visit to our dentist in Sydney. We utilise topical anaesthetics to relieve pain. Also, oral sedation is available as an alternative form of treatment to minimise the pain linked with dental treatments.

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Exceptional professionalism and care from Dr Frank and the whole team each and every time
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Angela Wilson
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I had an excellent experience at Soothing Care Dental! From the moment I walked in, the staff were friendly and welcoming, making me feel at ease. The clinic itself is clean and modern, with a comfortable atmosphere.
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♿️ Wheelchair accessible entrance
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Bronte Fordham
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I have been coming here for a few years now, and have been very happy with the service here. The ladies at reception are always lovely to deal with, and every dentist/oral hygienist I have had for my routine checkups have been great. I have sensitive teeth, and they always make sure I'm comfortable, and take breaks if needed. Soothing Care Dental is a really welcoming environment - the waiting room is really nice, and doesn't feel like you're somewhere medical, helping ease those pre-dentist nerves :)
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Paul Beard
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Great dentist here, lovely service, friendly dentist and makes me very comfortable.
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Adrien Grady
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I think this may be the best dentist I’ve ever been to. Was a patient of Dr Shaya’s for 4 years - he has a very calm and kind manner and has undertaken a number of procedures with me with excellent results. The surgery is first class with top of the line equipment and all the staff are lovely. There are a few different spots you can park in the vicinity.
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All the Dentist here are great! Dr Amir has been amazing in helping me sort my invisalign to improve my results and most recently did my in chair teeth whitening, he is always very thorough in explaining everything and makes sure you are aligned on results. Prior to soothing care dental I rarely went to the dentist but now I'm always happy to go as they make it a painless experience and do the best job! I highly recommend all their services.
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Roozbeh Sohrabian
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I'm thrilled to share my positive experience at your clinic in this Google review! Dr. Frank is a dental wizard! His expertise and skill left me overjoyed with the results of my treatment. Big thanks to Olga at the front desk for the warm welcome, and shoutout to Tiffany, the fantastic dental assistant, for her professionalism and support. The entire team, led by Dr. Frank, provided exceptional care. My visit was not just satisfactory – it was fantastic! Thanks for the outstanding dental care and creating a warm and friendly environment. Cheers to smiles all around!

FAQ’s

Helpful frequently asked questions which give you a guide to how we can help and the
treatments we implement in each case.

An oral appliance is a small plastic device that fits over your upper and lower teeth, similar to a mouth guard. The oral appliance can be worn in the mouth during sleep to prevent the soft tissues of the throat from obstructing and collapsing the airway. The oral appliances work by slightly advancing your lower jaw which in turn moves the base of your tongue forward and opens the airway allowing improved breathing and reduced snoring and apnoea during your sleep.

No, wisdom teeth do not always have to be removed; healthy wisdom teeth that fit in the mouth are usually not extracted. Wisdom teeth that have not erupted and are in a good position can also be left in your mouth. However, wisdom teeth will be removed if they cause repeated symptoms or show signs of infection on examination, or any other dental or general condition.

Root canal therapy is necessary when the pulp inside the tooth becomes permanently damaged or infected. This permanent damage is a result of combined injuries that occur over the life of your tooth. Root canal therapy is the removal of the entire pulp throughout the root canal system, the cleaning and shaping of the canal system, and filling the canals with a polyester synthetic root canal filling and a dental sealer.

Symptoms that you need a Root canal treatment includes,

  • Dull ache or severe pain
  • Discomfort when chewing or biting
  • Sensitivity to hot or cold that lingers
  • Discomfort that wakes you up at night
  • Your dentist Rozelle, Sydney has diagnosed the need for endodontic treatment either by clinical exam or x-ray
Dental bonding is an option that can be considered:
  • To repair decayed teeth
  • To make teeth look longer
  • To change the shape of teeth
  • To repair chipped or cracked teeth
  • To close spaces between the teeth
  • To improve the appearance of discoloured teeth
  • As a cosmetic alternative to amalgam fillings
  • To protect a portion of the tooth’s root that has been exposed when gums recede

A dental crown, commonly called a “cap”, is a tooth-shaped restoration that is made by a machine usually in a dental laboratory. It is designed to cover the entire tooth and strengthen the tooth.
There are different reasons why your dentist may recommend a crown for your teeth. The reasons include,

  • Tooth that has a large filling
  • To cover a broken tooth
  • To cover a dental implant
  • To help keeping your tooth strong for bite and chew
  • A crown is placed over a tooth that has had a root canal
  • Crowns can also be used to hold a dental bridge in place
  • A dentist may also recommend a crown to protect a weak or discoloured tooth

When the cavity is discovered, dentist Rozelle, will deaden the area with an anaesthetic. Once the entire area is numb, he gently scrapes away any bad enamel and uses a drill to get the rest. Then he cleans out the entire site to make sure it is free of bacteria. If the nerve is exposed, the dentist will put a covering over it so it does not cause any pain. The tooth is then filled and coated with a colouring agent that almost resembles your natural tooth colour.

When the cavity is discovered, dentist Rozelle, will deaden the area with an anaesthetic. Once the entire area is numb, he gently scrapes away any bad enamel and uses a drill to get the rest. Then he cleans out the entire site to make sure it is free of bacteria. If the nerve is exposed, the dentist will put a covering over it so it does not cause any pain. The tooth is then filled and coated with a colouring agent that almost resembles your natural tooth colour.

Dental implants are the most natural-looking and natural-feeling replacement for your missing teeth. Unlike other tooth replacement options, dental implants do not slip or click when talking, laughing, or eating, which gives greater confidence in social situations. Dental implants are also considered a healthy option because they help to maintain your jawbone, keeping the facial structure intact.

Every six months a check-up is recommended for your children in order to prevent cavities and other dental problems. However, your paediatric dentist can tell you how often your child should visit based on your child’s personal oral health. Regular dental clinic in Rozelle, Sydney visits help your child stay cavity-free. Teeth cleanings remove debris that build up on their teeth, irritate the gums and cause decay. Fluoride treatments renew the fluoride content in the enamel, strengthening teeth and preventing cavities. Hygiene instructions improve your child’s brushing and flossing, leading to clean teeth and healthier gums.

When looking for toothpaste for your child make sure to pick one that is recommended by your dentist. The toothpastes should have undergone testing to insure they are safe to use for children. Remember, children should spit out toothpaste after brushing to avoid getting too much fluoride. If too much fluoride is consumed, a condition known as fluorosis can occur. If your child is too young to spit out the toothpaste, consider providing them with fluoride free toothpaste or using only a pinch of toothpaste or don’t use toothpaste while brushing their teeth.