Dentistry In Canterbury
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Dentistry In Canterbury
Our goal is to provide quality, friendly and stress-free dental care for the whole family. We are truly passionate about helping patients achieve their best smile. Our friendly team are all locally qualified and highly trained in modern dentistry. Our new state of the art clinic, located at 102 Canterbury Rd, Canterbury, has the latest in dental technology to ensure we can provide patients with the highest level of care.

Under the leadership of Dr Julie Ghaly, the expert dentist team at Dentistry in Canterbury consists of Dr Grace Campbell and Dr Bojana Aboud.
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At Dentistry in Canterbury, we encourage you to have 6 monthly appointments pre-booked for your convenience. We send a reminder out a few weeks prior to your appointment and can adjust it to a more suitable time if needed. As part of good oral hygiene, it is vitally important to have your teeth examined and cleaned by the team at Dentistry in Canterbury every 6 months.
Tooth Replacement
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A dental implant is a sophisticated titanium screw, which is placed into the jaw bone to replace the root of a lost natural tooth. Virtually all dental implants that are placed in today's society are 'root-form endosseous implants', which means they appear very similar to an actual tooth root and integrate or fuse to bone, enabling a secure foundation for tooth replacement.
Cosmetic Dentistry
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It can be highly effective at enhancing people's appearance, hence why it has become so popular and widely used by both men and women of all ages who are looking to achieve a fresh, whiter smile through a non-invasive procedure. Firstly an initial examination is needed to ensure that the patient is aware of the procedure.
Specialised Dentistry
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Two out of ten Australian adults will experience snoring during their lifetime. Snoring usually causes no significant medical problems, however for some people it may lead to a more serious medical condition known as 'Obstructive Sleep Apnoea'. Sleep Apnoea is caused by soft tissues in the throat, including the tongue, collapsing against the back of the throat.
Preventative Care Dentistry
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At Dentistry in Canterbury, we believe that regular dental attendance and preventative care are key to maintaining a healthy smile and overall general health. It is recommended that you visit the dentist every 6-12 months, depending on your level of oral health. During these appointments we examine your teeth, gums, soft tissues, tooth position and bite thoroughly.
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