Dental care near South Yarra

Our practice is at Level 2, Suite 219, 566 St Kilda Road, Melbourne VIC 3004. We welcome patients from South Yarra at this Melbourne practice; this page does not describe a separate South Yarra branch. Use the level and suite number when planning your visit. Our team can help with building access and directions before your appointment.

You can call (03) 9533 8488, check online appointments or send an enquiry through our Contact page. Let us know whether you need an examination, have a tooth concern or would like to discuss a smile change. If you are unsure which appointment to choose, call and we can help. An enquiry is a request for contact, rather than a confirmed appointment.

Yes. Please phone about toothache, swelling, a broken tooth, a lost filling or a dental injury. Tell the team when it started and whether you have swelling, fever or an injury, so the dentist can advise on appropriate assessment. We will discuss the earliest suitable appointment available. We do not promise same day availability or provide a guaranteed 24 hour service. For an urgent concern, call rather than wait for an email reply.

Yes. New patients are welcome, whether you are looking for ongoing care, a second opinion or help with a particular concern. You can ask about appointments for children and other family members. Tell us each person’s needs when booking so we can arrange appropriate appointment types and time. You do not need to have every treatment decision worked out before speaking with us.

We begin by listening to your concerns and reviewing your medical and dental history. Your dentist examines your teeth, gums and other oral tissues, explains the findings and discusses suitable next steps. Intraoral photographs can help you see what we see and monitor changes over time. Digital radiographs are recommended when clinically indicated, with your consent. An urgent visit may focus first on the immediate concern, with a comprehensive examination arranged separately.

Please tell us when booking. We can discuss a pause signal, clear explanations, planned breaks and comfort measures suited to your treatment. Where local anaesthetic is needed, numbing cream and controlled delivery with CALAJECT may help reduce injection discomfort. Sedation can also be discussed following an individual assessment. We will listen to previous experiences and explain your choices without expecting you to decide immediately.

Designated free patient parking is available on Queens Lane behind the building. Enter Queens Lane via Roy Street or Beatrice Street and look for spaces marked for Enhance Dental patients. Availability can vary, and metered street parking is another option. Call us before your visit if you need help finding the spaces or would like to discuss access requirements.

Fees depend on the appointment, investigations and treatment you need. Please ask about expected consultation costs when booking. After assessment, we explain proposed treatment, relevant alternatives and estimated fees before you decide. Private health benefits depend on your policy, limits and applicable item numbers; check with your fund. Payment options can be discussed with our team. A free Invisalign or cosmetic consultation has a specific scope and does not mean all examinations, imaging or treatment are free.

Yes. You are welcome to explain what you would like to change, including tooth position, colour, shape, wear or gaps. We assess your oral health and discuss suitable options, which may include monitoring, whitening, clear aligners, bonding, veneers or crowns. The right approach varies. Before and after photos are examples of individual cases, rather than a prediction of your own outcome.

For a routine question, use the email enquiry option to open the Contact form on our website. Include a brief explanation and your preferred contact details so our team can respond. Sending the form does not reserve an appointment, and messages may not be read immediately. Please phone for dental pain, swelling, an urgent booking request or a time sensitive change to an existing appointment.

Regular examinations can help identify changes before you notice symptoms. Teeth, gums and other oral tissues can benefit from review even when you have no pain. Your dentist recommends a recall interval based on your oral health, previous treatment and risk factors. If you notice bleeding gums, a new lump, persistent soreness or a change in your bite between visits, contact the team rather than waiting for your next routine appointment.

That depends on the appointment and what the assessment shows. An urgent visit may concentrate on diagnosing and managing the immediate concern. More involved care may need separate planning, additional appointments or referral. We explain what can reasonably be done, what may need further assessment and the fees involved. You can ask about priorities and whether treatment can be staged to suit your needs, without assuming that a full course of care must begin immediately.

Let our team know if you have recent radiographs, a treatment plan or other relevant dental records held elsewhere. With your consent, we can request information to assist assessment and help understand changes over time. Existing records may be useful, although their availability, age and relevance determine whether updated investigations are needed. Please provide the previous practice details before your visit if possible, and tell us about any treatment that is still in progress.