keraunophilliac (keraunophilliac) wrote in brisvegas,
keraunophilliac
keraunophilliac
brisvegas
  • Location: Work
  • Mood: hyper
  • Music: Hilltop Hoods

Dentist Help please XD

Holla,

I would like to get my teeth fixed, in every way. Growing up in a lower class family does not do wonders for the health. I want to get them all fixed, and then whitened and whatever else they can do to make them look nicer.

Basically I want to make my teeth healthier and prettier.

Any suggestions for places to go? I'm not exactly sure whether one dentist would do all of that or if I would have to go to a couple of places.
I'm expecting to pay a few thousand if I want to get everything all healthy and nice.

Thanks so much for any help and suggestions. I can't wait to get this started!
Also, I really like a nice, funny dentist who will fill me with whatever it takes to make me not feel a thing.

Thanks!
Subscribe
  • Post a new comment

    Error

    Anonymous comments are disabled in this journal

    switch
    default userpic
    Help
  • 3 comments

burning_angel_

March 29 2010, 06:42:52 UTC 8 years ago

Hey there mate...

I really hate dentists and would always avoid going. Then I found this dentist that is really reasonably priced, the dentists are really relaxed/cool (especially the female one) and I would definetely recommend them. I have also taken friends of mine there who feel the same way I do and they also highly recommend them now...

They are located across the road from the train tracks on a service road and their surgery is in a house which has been converted into a dental surgery. They are of Asian descent so there is some Asian writing outside as well.

As I'm currently in the UK - I looked up their details online and I'm pretty sure that they are:

Kong Roger & Chu Sonia Dental Surgery
963 Beenleigh Rd
Runcorn QLD 4113
07) 3345 8318S

Good luck!!!

mail_demon

March 29 2010, 10:42:44 UTC 8 years ago

I've found Medibank basic extras to be very helpful in cutting down the cost. The extras cost around $240 per year and includes two free check ups/cleans per year. I think I had to pay $28 extra for xrays once, but keep in mind this included a full exam of my teeth, cleaning and fluoride treatment. When I didn't have insurance, the same check up was over $200, so I have found this very handy - I essentially save over $150 per year.

I curently go to Coopers Plains dental clinic and while my dentist is a bit of a prat, the hygienists/assistants are lovely. I asked them about whitening recently and the take home trays were $550. Laser whitening was more expensive. I have't had a cavity that needed filling in a few years, but I had $2k worth while uninsured in my early twenties and my (complete arsehole) of a dentist let me get a few done each month). The cost per filling was $130 to $220, depending on how bad it was. This was for the white fillings.

lil_trippa

March 29 2010, 23:35:45 UTC 8 years ago

I went to Sure Dental the other day and I am not the biggest fan of denist's and I had the most pleasureable experience there. For once they took time out to listen whats wrong instead of getting me in and out. Price wise is very good too. http://www.suredental.com.au/