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SmileCare Dental & DENTAL CARE NETWORK™ are offering a dental program which provides an exclusive voucher of $100 to be redeemed for dental treatment if you are an employee of one of our partnered corporate programs.
Smilecare Family Dentists. Affordable high quality dental care.
At SmileCare Family Dentists we understand that for many patients visiting the dentist can cause high levels of anxiety or fear. This is often the result of traumatic past experience with invasive treatments, painful associations or specific medical conditions. For this reason we have a range of treatment options in place to ease this stress and ensure that your treatment is conducted in a pain-free, relaxed environment, to make your experience a positive one.
Sleep Dentistry
Sleep Dentistry is the use of medically administered and supervised IV Sedation. IV Sedation is an effective treatment option for patients suffering from nervousness, phobias, anxiety or medical conditions. In the event you require IV Sedation a qualified anaesthetist will visit our practice for your appointment. Under IV Sedations, patients will experience a feeling of deep relaxation where time passes very quickly. Upon awakening patients will remember little, if any, of their treatment.
This service can be provided for a hourly fee. Please advise your dentist in advance if Sleep Dentistry is required.
Penthrox
Patients can also be offered Penthrox inhalers for self medicated, rapid pain relief. These easy to use inhalers give you, the patient, full control over pain relief.
This service can be provided for a hourly fee. Please advise your dentist in advance if this may be required.
Nitrous Oxide Sedation
Nitrous Oxide, commonly known as happy or laughing gas is a colourless, non-flammable gas that has a slightly sweet taste and odour. It is safe to use on both adults and children and provides a relaxed effect when inhaling it for the duration of the dental treatment. Its effects stop, and the patient regains full function within only a few minutes after stopping the inhalation.