Our Services 

Patient care is our priority. We take time to discuss and help select the most appropriate and effective solution for you.



For new patients, could you please fill out the Patient and Dental Health Questionnaire Form. This can be returned by email or bring the completed form with you. If you prefer, the forms can be completed when you arrive for your appointment.

New patient?   Download our Dental Health Questionnaire
Once complete, email to reception.cathedraldental@gmail.com



Our focus is dental health through regular check-ups and digital X-rays.

Regular Checkups & Digital XR
Panoramic digital radiology (OPG) is available


Fissure Sealant


Mouth Guards
Dental Hygienist

Our registered dental hygienist complements and enhances the services offered at the dental practice.
Once your dentist has ensured there are no active problems, the hygienist will concentrate on the maintenance of gums.
  1. Careful removal of plaque (soft deposits) and tartar (hard deposits).

  2. Eliminating stains.

  3. Teeth whitening (if desired).

  4. Focus on ensuring you have good personal oral hygiene.

  5. Early detection of gum disease and tooth decay – an alert to see your dentist.



Make an appointment with our Dental Hygienist today
03 379 8065    reception.cathedraldental@gmail.com


Pain Relief

Treatment options will be discussed carefully with you and can include:

  1. Removing tooth decay & replacing with fillings.
  2. Tooth restoration - crowns, inlays or veneers.
  3. Treatment of dead or dying teeth - root canal or tooth replacement [implants, bridges or dentures].
  4. Gum [gingiva] disease.
  5. Loose teeth or loss of teeth.
  6. Wisdom teeth.
  7. Other problems can be treated such as, teeth grinding [bruxism], bad breath [halitosis], snoring, dry mouth [xerostomia], clicky jaw [TMJ disorder], bad bite [malocclusion], ulcers, swellings and lumps.



Cosmetic Dentistry

Stained teeth - teeth whitening, crowns and veneers.

Missing teeth (gaps) - implants, bridges, dentures and tooth bonding.

Crowded or crooked teeth - an assessment is made, simple problems can be addressed. A referral to an orthodontist may be required.




On occasions we may recommend a referral to see a dental specialist.




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