Dental advice, concerns and answers
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Question Do you offer payment plans for major dental work or complex treatment?
We understand that dental costs can vary depending on your procedure, especially for major dental work such as crowns, implants, or wisdom teeth removal. To make treatment more accessible, we provide flexible payment plans and accept on-the-spot claims through HICAPS.
Whether you’re planning a simple check-up or a complex treatment, we’ll create a personalised treatment plan and discuss all payment options with you before proceeding.
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Question Can I claim dental work through private health insurance or the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS)?
Yes. We accept all health funds and are preferred providers for some major private health insurance companies, helping patients access higher rebates on eligible dental treatments.
We also support the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) for eligible children, covering essential dental care such as check-ups, fillings, and fluoride treatments.
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Question What should I do if I have a dental emergency?
For dental emergencies like severe tooth pain or a knocked-out tooth, contact us right away at or email reception@ccdental.com.au.
Emergency dental treatments are available after hours by appointment. Our central location makes us easy to reach!
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Question Does the clinic accept health insurance, and how does payment work?
Yes, Cambridge City Dental accepts all health funds and provides onsite claiming through HICAPS for same-day rebates.
For specific payment plans or options, please ask for more information.
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Question What are the clinic’s operating hours?
Cambridge City Dental is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Saturday and after-hours appointments are available by appointment only.
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Question Where is Cambridge City Dental and which areas does it serve?
Our clinic is located at 3/98 Cambridge Street, West Leederville, WA 6007, just minutes from Perth CBD.
Some nearby suburbs include: Leederville, Subiaco, Wembley, North Perth, Mount Lawley, Mount Hawthorn, Highgate, West Perth, Floreat, Jolimont, Glendalough and Northbridge.
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Question What types of dental services does Cambridge City Dental offer?
Cambridge City Dental offers a full range of dental services.
This includes:
General dentistry (check-ups, cleanings, fillings, and extractions)
Cosmetic dentistry (Invisalign, teeth whitening, smile makeovers & veneers)
Restorative dentistry (crowns, bridges and implants)
If you are experiencing a dental emergency, make sure to contact our team today.
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Question Is Cambridge City Dental suitable for families and children?
Yes! The clinic is family-friendly and offers excellent care for patients of all ages, from young children to seniors. Their team has experience in pediatric dentistry, making sure children enjoy their visits while providing parents with the information they need to take care of their family’s oral health.
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Question What is CEREC® technology, and how is it used at Cambridge City Dental?
CEREC® technology allows for the creation of aesthetic ceramic crowns, partial crowns, and restorations in a single visit, ensuring precision and convenience. It’s used for various dental treatments to enhance patient comfort and reduce treatment time.
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Question Does the clinic offer Invisalign or other orthodontic treatments?
Yes, Cambridge City Dental provides Invisalign, a clear aligner system that straightens teeth and corrects bite issues. Dentists can also talk about other orthodontic options, like braces, if necessary.
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Question How often should I visit the dentist for check-ups?
We recommend scheduling dental check-ups and cleans every six months. This helps monitor your oral health, catch problems early, and avoid more complex treatments. If you notice unusual symptoms, book an appointment sooner.
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Question What exactly is Peri-implantitis?
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Peri-implantitis is an ongoing loss of bone condition which anchors a dental implant and can eventually lead to failure. Peri-implantitis mimics periodontal disease.
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It is important that once implants are placed, patients should maintain good oral hygiene afterward, including professional teeth cleaning as well as attend all scheduled follow-up appointments to monitor over time.
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Still have a question?
Call 08 9382 8266 or book online and ask us in the chair. There are no silly questions.