General dentistry · Sandgate, North Brisbane

General Dentistry in Sandgate

Everyday general dentistry from your local Sandgate dentist, for children, adults and whole families. We look after check-ups, cleans, fillings, gum health, fissure sealants, mouthguards and extractions, and we explain what we find so you can choose your next steps with confidence.

  • New patients welcome
  • Caring for families since 2011
  • Children, teens and adults
  • Health fund claims
The Dental Seasons team at our general dentistry practice in Sandgate

Not sure where to start?

A check-up and clean is the usual first step. It gives us a clear picture of your teeth, gums and any existing dental work.

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Opening hours

Mon to Fri, 8:30am to 5:00pm

Health funds

Private health fund extras claims

Our approach

How we approach your general dental care

Every visit starts with understanding your current dental health, not with a set list of treatments.

01

Understand where you are now

We look at your teeth, gums, bite and existing dental work, and ask about any changes or concerns since your last visit.

02

Explain what we find

We talk you through our findings in plain language, using photos or X-rays when they help you see what we see.

03

Prevent where we can

Regular cleans, home care advice, fissure sealants and mouthguards help lower the chance of future problems.

04

Plan the next step together

If treatment is needed, we explain the options and what each involves, and you decide what suits you.

Your check-up

What happens at a dental check-up?

Some visits are simply an exam and clean. Others pick up early decay, gum inflammation, worn fillings or bite changes that are easier to manage when found early.

  1. We catch up on changes

    We ask about your general health, medications and anything you have noticed since your last visit, such as sensitivity, bleeding gums or a rough edge on a tooth.

  2. We examine your teeth, gums and existing work

    We check each tooth, your gums, fillings, crowns and bite, and look over the soft tissues of your mouth.

  3. We take images when they are clinically useful

    X-rays, photographs or digital scans are taken when they help answer a clinical question, not automatically at every visit.

  4. We talk through what we found

    If your visit includes a clean, we remove plaque and tartar first. Then we discuss our findings, home care and any treatment we recommend.

How often should you see the dentist?

There is no single interval that suits everyone. We suggest a recall based on your oral health, history of decay, gum health, existing dental work, medical history and risk.

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Prevention

Preventing problems where we can

Most dental problems are easier to manage when found early, and many can be avoided with good habits at home and regular care.

Healthy gums

Gum inflammation (gingivitis) can cause bleeding or swelling. Left alone, it can progress to periodontitis, which can lead to bone loss around the teeth, often without much pain.

Gum disease treatment →

Habits at home

Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, clean between your teeth every day and keep an eye on sugary food and drinks. We are happy to show you techniques that suit your mouth.

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Technology when it helps

Digital X-rays, intraoral imaging, digital scanning and 3D CBCT imaging are used when they help answer a clinical question. We also offer laser dentistry for selected procedures.

About 3D CBCT imaging →

Patient reviews

What our patients say

★★★★★

Love Love Love my visits to Dental Seasons. All the staff are welcoming, friendly and overall show kindness, which I appreciate. We have since moved from the local area but still go back for our six monthly checks, I wouldn’t go anywhere else.
Judy M. · Google review

★★★★★

Michael and the team provide a friendly, informative and consultative approach to dental care. They run on time, do not sell you what you don’t need and make visiting the dentist a hassle free experience.
Del W. · Google review

★★★★★

A treatment plan is always explained clearly without any pressure to proceed unless comfortable with it. I appreciate a written description and cost for the next appointment. All staff are welcoming and reassuring.
Davina B. · Google review

Cost and suitability

How much does general dentistry cost in Sandgate?

The cost depends on what you need, so we never guess before we have looked. After your examination, we give you a full written estimate of all the treatment we discussed, with item numbers, before anything is booked.

Our fees reflect unhurried appointments with experienced dentists who explain your options clearly. If you have extras cover, we can process eligible claims on the spot so you only pay the gap. Eligible children may be bulk billed under the Child Dental Benefits Schedule, and we see eligible DVA patients.

No surprises

You decide what to go ahead with, and when, after seeing the estimate. See our health funds and payment options page for more detail.

Who general dentistry is for

  1. Children, teens and adults

    Families can be seen in one place, from a child's first visit to older adults.

  2. New patients

    No referral is needed, and we are happy to see you whether it has been six months or many years.

  3. Anyone with a concern

    Sensitivity, a sore tooth, bleeding gums or a broken filling are all good reasons to come in.

  4. People wanting a second opinion

    Bring any treatment plan or X-rays from elsewhere and we will talk it through with you.

Visit us

Your general dentist on Brighton Road, Sandgate

119A Brighton Road
Sandgate QLD 4017

Hours

Mon to Fri: 8:30am to 5:00pm
Sat & Sun: Closed

Dental Seasons shopfront at 119A Brighton Road, Sandgate QLD

FAQ

General dentistry questions

How much will my dental treatment cost?

After your examination we give you a full written estimate for all the treatment we discuss, with item numbers so you can check your health fund benefit. No treatment goes ahead without your agreement.

What does general dentistry include?

General dentistry covers the everyday care that keeps teeth and gums healthy: check-ups, professional cleans, fillings, gum care, fissure sealants, mouthguards and extractions, plus assessment of new concerns such as pain or a broken tooth.

How often should I have a dental check-up?

There is no single interval that suits everyone. We recommend a recall based on your oral health, history of decay, gum health, existing dental work, medical history and risk.

Do I need dental X-rays at every check-up?

No. We take X-rays when they are clinically useful, for example to check between teeth or under existing fillings, rather than automatically at every visit.

Why do my gums bleed when I brush or floss?

Bleeding is often a sign of gum inflammation, usually caused by plaque along the gumline. It does not always mean gum disease, but bleeding that keeps happening should be checked by a dentist.

Do you provide tooth-coloured fillings?

Yes. We use tooth-coloured composite fillings where they suit the tooth and the size of the repair.

Do you accept new patients?

Yes. New patients of all ages are welcome. You can book online or call us on (07) 3269 2064.

Can children come to Dental Seasons for general dental care?

Yes. We see babies, children, teenagers and adults. Eligible children may be bulk billed under the Child Dental Benefits Schedule, subject to eligibility and available benefits.

Do you see patients from suburbs near Sandgate?

Yes. Our Sandgate clinic looks after patients from Shorncliffe, Brighton, Deagon, Bracken Ridge, Boondall and other North Brisbane and bayside suburbs.

Due for a dental check-up?

Book online or call our Sandgate team. We are open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm, and new patients are always welcome.