Questions BeforeYou Book?

You can do either for a routine visit. Request an appointment online, send a message through the form on this page, or call (08) 9321 6398. An online request or a form enquiry doesn’t confirm an appointment: our team will confirm a time with you.

Phone if you’re in pain, have swelling or a broken tooth, or need to change an appointment you’ve already made. The form suits a general question or a call-back about booking, and you can email care@absolutedental.com.au for general questions. If it’s urgent, please call.

When you get in touch, tell us what matters: that you’re nervous, in pain, new to the practice or interested in one of our offers. Keep your message short and leave out detailed medical information, because you can share your health history with your dentist. We can’t promise a particular time through a form, which is why the team confirms with you. After your visit, you can also tell us how we did.

We’re open Monday–Friday, 8:00am–8:00pm, by appointment only, and closed on Saturday and Sunday. If you’re in pain during those hours, phone (08) 9321 6398 so we can talk through what’s happening and what’s available.

A toothache, swelling or a broken tooth needs a phone call, not an online form. Tell our team that you’re in pain and what has happened. We can’t diagnose by phone, and we can’t promise an immediate appointment, but we’ll tell you what we can offer.

We don’t list an after-hours dental line on this website. If the problem is severe and you can’t wait, go to a hospital emergency department. Ring 000 for trouble breathing, trouble talking or swallowing, a lot of blood going down your throat, or a very swollen mouth or tongue (healthdirect). If an adult tooth is knocked out, hold it by the crown, store it in a little milk or saliva, and aim to reach a dentist or hospital within 30 minutes.

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The practice is at 1/34 Outram St, West Perth WA 6000. There’s on-street parking nearby, so check the signs for time limits and fees. A CAT bus stop is on Outram Street.

If you’re travelling by public transport, look up the current route and timetable before you leave. The Get directions link on this page opens the practice in Google Maps, so you can plan the trip from where you are.

Call us if you’d like help finding the practice, or to talk about access before you come. If you have mobility, hearing, vision or other needs that affect your visit, tell our team when you book and they’ll talk through what’s possible. We can’t promise a particular parking spot, so allow a little extra time to find one. Our hours are Monday to Friday, by appointment only.

Yes. Phone (08) 9321 6398 and ask what your visit is likely to cost and which health fund claims apply. We talk through treatment costs before you agree to anything, and your dentist explains the options and fees before any care that goes beyond your check-up.

Eligible claims can go through HICAPS on the day, and the practice participates in HBF Members’ Plus and the nib First Choice Network for eligible practitioners and services. What you get back depends on your policy, waiting periods, limits and the benefits you have left, so check your cover with your fund. We can’t promise a rebate or a no-gap appointment.

New patients can also ask about the New Patient Offer, with a $0 gap when eligible benefits cover the included services or a maximum of $199 out of pocket, the separate $295 New Patient Promo, and the $49 second opinion. The patient offers page lists each one’s terms. We can’t quote a treatment fee before an examination, because it depends on what your dentist finds.