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We look at your mouth as part of your whole health. That means time to talk about your medical history, medicines, sleep and diet; mercury-safe precautions when old amalgam fillings need replacing; metal-free materials where they suit the tooth; and prevention advice built around your life. Our care follows mainstream Australian guidance, and we explain the limits of what dentistry can do.

Our dentists are general dentists. “Holistic” describes an approach, not a specialty: the Dental Board of Australia lists 13 dental specialties, and holistic dentistry isn’t one of them. At your first visit you may be asked about your sleep and breathing, what you eat and drink, and which materials you prefer, and you can skip any question.

We also say what dentistry can’t do. Replacing sound silver fillings hasn’t been shown to improve general health (ADA Policy 6.18, 2026), and a doctor, not a dentist, diagnoses sleep apnoea. If something sounds medical, we’ll say so and suggest your GP. As a new patient you can use the offers on this page, and you’re welcome to ask us anything before you book.

• Dental Board of Australia. Specialist registration: list of the 13 dental specialties
• Australian Dental Association. Policy Statement 6.18 – Safety of Dental Amalgam (amended April 2026)

Yes. When an old silver filling is broken or decayed, when you have a confirmed allergy, or when you choose replacement after understanding the risks and benefits, we remove it with precautions that reduce mercury exposure and replace it with a tooth-coloured material. Intact fillings do not need removing for general health reasons, and we will talk this through honestly with you.

The precautions include a rubber dam, high-volume suction and water spray, which limit the vapour and particles released when a filling is drilled out. They reduce exposure, but we can’t promise zero. The Australian Dental Association says replacing sound amalgam hasn’t been shown to improve general health (ADA Policy 6.18, 2026), and advises limiting new amalgam for children, in pregnancy and breastfeeding, and for people with kidney disease. Tell us if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding.

Removing a filling isn’t part of the new patient offer, so it’s extra treatment, charged separately, and its cost is explained before you decide. If you’re unsure whether a filling needs to come out, our Dental Second Opinion Offer is a $49 consultation, or $0 gap where an eligible health fund benefit is claimed and accepted as full payment. It covers the consultation only.

• Australian Dental Association. Policy Statement 6.18 – Safety of Dental Amalgam (amended April 2026)
• Australian Dental Association. Clinical focus: updated resources on mercury and amalgam

A comprehensive examination, routine scale, clean and polish, fluoride treatment, oral cancer screening and a personalised treatment plan. Clinically required intraoral X-rays and photographs are included where appropriate.

$0 gap when eligible health fund benefits cover the included services, or a maximum of $199 out of pocket, including without health insurance.

The offer is for new patients of Absolute Dental. Mention it when you book, and our team can confirm what’s included. A $0 gap isn’t guaranteed, because it depends on your insurer, your policy, your annual limits and the benefits you have left.

The comprehensive examination is where your dentist asks about your health, medicines, sleep and eating habits, then looks at your teeth, gums and bite. You leave with a personalised treatment plan. If anything outside the offer is recommended, it is explained separately, with its cost, before you choose what to do next. A separate $295 New Patient Promo has its own terms.

Advanced imaging (including OPG and CBCT), additional treatment and periodontal care beyond a routine clean are excluded. Additional costs are discussed before proceeding.

For new patients only. Cannot be combined with other offers unless stated.

What that means in practice: an OPG is a single panoramic X-ray of the whole jaw, and CBCT is a three-dimensional scan. If your dentist thinks you need either, ask what it will cost first. Periodontal care means treatment for gum disease beyond a routine clean. The offer also covers only the services listed, so fillings, crowns, extractions and other care are charged separately.

We’ll talk through any extra cost before anything goes ahead, and you can say no, take time to think or ask for a second opinion. If you’re not sure whether something falls inside the offer, ask our team when you book.

You are not alone, and you do not need to explain yourself. Tell us when you book. You can share past experiences, ask what will happen at each step and agree on a signal to pause. We go at your pace.

We can offer a blanket, a neck pillow and music you choose, and safety glasses are used during care. At the start of your visit your dentist asks about you before anything is looked at, so you can say what has gone wrong before and what would help. If you’d like each step explained before it starts, or a break part-way, say so.

If you’d like to talk about clinical options for managing anxiety, your dentist can discuss them with you and will assess whether they suit you. We can’t promise that every moment will feel comfortable, and we don’t promise how long a visit will take, but you stay in charge of the pace. If you’re nervous about a particular treatment, ask about it by phone first.

HICAPS is available for eligible health fund claims. Your rebate depends on your policy, waiting periods, limits and remaining benefits; a no-gap appointment is not guaranteed. Payment plans may be available subject to eligibility, approval, fees and provider terms. Ask which options apply to your appointment before booking.

The practice participates in HBF Members’ Plus and the nib First Choice Network for eligible practitioners and services, so check your cover and participating dentist before booking. For the new patient offer, you pay $0 gap if eligible benefits cover the fees for all included services. Otherwise your contribution for those services is capped at $199, and without eligible dental cover the maximum fee for included services is also $199.

Payment plans from Afterpay, humm, National Dental Plan and Zip are separate from your fund and from the offer. The provider decides whether you’re approved, and sets any fees and repayments. Medicare doesn’t cover most dental services (health.gov.au). If you’re choosing between paying at the start and a plan, ask for the total cost both ways.

• Australian Government, health.gov.au. What Medicare covers

Yes. Absolute Dental is at 1/34 Outram St, West Perth WA 6000, close to the city and easy to reach from across Perth. Appointments are available Monday–Friday, 8:00am–8:00pm, by appointment only. Call or request an appointment online, and tell our team if you have pain or an urgent concern so we can discuss availability.

We see patients of all ages. There’s on-street parking nearby, so check the signs for time limits and fees, and a CAT bus stop is on Outram Street. Call us if you’d like help finding the practice or planning your trip.

We’re closed on Saturday and Sunday. An online request isn’t a confirmed appointment until our team confirms a time with you, so a phone call is quicker if your visit is urgent. For a toothache, swelling or a broken tooth, phone (08) 9321 6398 rather than sending an online form. If you have trouble breathing or swallowing, call 000.