Dentist Blackburn: Whitehorse Dental helping you
look good and feel healthier today.
look good and feel healthier today.
If you’re looking for a dentist in or around Blackburn who offers personalised prevention focused dental treatment, contact us at Whitehorse Dental.
You’re in good hands with our gentle and empathetic dental team. We want your experience at Whitehorse Dental Blackburn to be stress-free and comfortable.
Whether you’re in pain or simply want to improve your smile, our experienced Blackburn dentists can help you with long-term solutions for your teeth.
Seeking a reliable dentist in Blackburn? Our team would love to support your family’s journey to better oral health at our local Blackburn dental clinic
Are you unhappy with your smile? Our dentists will take the time to go through your options so you can be confident and happy with your smile again.
We know pain from a broken tooth, toothache or infection is distressing and you need treatment fast. Contact your local dentist Blackburn on (03) 8838 8820 if you have a dental emergency.
If you want to keep your teeth healthy, regular check-ups and cleans, as well as a healthy teeth cleaning routine at home, are the answer.
Contact our friendly, caring team to make an appointment for your next check-up. Our modern dental practice is located in Blackburn, in the Eastern suburbs of Melbourne and we’re open 6 days a week.
Whether you’re visiting the dentist for the first time, returning after a long break or bringing your child to their very first appointment, knowing what to expect can make the experience more relaxed and reassuring. At Whitehorse Dental, your first dental visit is designed to be comprehensive, comfortable and centred around your long-term oral health. …
When we think about protecting our teeth, most people only focus on brushing, flossing and reducing sugar intake. But another major factor that affects long-term oral health is the acidic foods that are consumed, which may cause enamel erosion. Many everyday foods and drinks have a low pH, and frequent exposure to these acids can …
As children grow, their oral health needs change quickly. One important milestone many parents do not realise occurs around age six, when the first permanent molars erupt. These adult teeth come through behind the baby molars and do not replace any baby teeth, meaning they are intended to stay in the mouth for life. Because …