We are a full service dental clinic, providing a comprehensive range of high quality dental care.
At Pearsall Dental Centre, our dental professionals prioritise preventive care to support your oral health and reduce the chances of dental problems. With our care plans and dental techniques, you can look forward to maintaining a vibrant and confident smile.
Pediatric dentistry, or children’s dentistry is the services and treatments given to those under the age of 18 for their oral health needs. Child dental care is usually quite similar to adult check-ups, but with a little more care and patience.
Our team specalises in children’s dental health, from preventing and managing gum disease and cavities to address oral injuries and conditions.
At Pearsall Dental Centre, we understand the urgency and discomfort associated with dental emergencies and are dedicated to providing swift and effective treatment. Our skilled dental team is equipped with the right tools and methods to handle various dental emergencies, including intense toothaches, fractured teeth, infections, and oral injuries.
At Pearsall Dental Centre, we utilise composite, tooth-colored fillings to maintain a natural look. We strive to complete single tooth fillings on the same day, although multiple fillings might necessitate a subsequent visit.
A dental tooth extraction involves the removal of a tooth from its socket in the jawbone, necessary in cases such as severe decay, irreparable tooth damage, the emergence of wisdom teeth, or to make room for orthodontic treatment.
Our skilled dentists at Pearsall Dental Centre are experienced in executing this procedure with precision and care. They dedicate time to thoroughly discuss the entire process with you, ensuring that you are well-informed and comfortable prior to beginning the treatment.
Public Transport:
Public transport is available to reach our practice. The nearest bus stop is a short walk away, and you can plan your journey using the Transperth JourneyPlanner tool.
Note: Parking is available in the carpark. We are located across from Pearsall IGA.
During your general dental visit, our dentist will conduct a detailed examination of your teeth, gums, and mouth to evaluate your oral health. This includes checking for tooth decay, gum issues, and other potential concerns, with X-rays if needed to identify hidden problems.
Your cleaning session will involve deep cleaning your teeth to eliminate plaque and tartar, followed by polishing to reduce surface stains.
We’ll also discuss your dental health and any necessary treatments, providing an ideal moment to address any questions or concerns regarding your oral care.
When you arrive for your initial appointment, a member of our welcoming team will assist you in completing your registration, which includes your dental and medical history, contact details, and information about your health insurance provider (if applicable). This is also a good opportunity to inquire about our various flexible payment plans.
We encourage you to be open about any past or present health conditions during this visit. It’s crucial to share details about your medical and oral health history, regardless of whether you think they are significant or not. Certain medications and health conditions can influence your oral health and may also impact the effectiveness of dental procedures.
We recognize that you may have concerns about the costs associated with dental procedures. The price can vary based on the complexity of your case, the materials used, and the specific teeth involved. Before any treatment begins, your dentist will provide a detailed treatment plan that outlines all associated costs. Additionally, our practice staff is available to discuss the costs of common dental procedures and provide general guidance.
If you’re experiencing toothache or dental discomfort, visiting your dentist to pinpoint the root cause is advisable. Meanwhile, you can ease the pain temporarily at home by taking over-the-counter pain relievers, applying a cold compress to your cheek, or rinsing with warm salt water.
Should your pain continue or worsen, consult your dentist promptly, as persistent dental pain could signal more serious issues like cavities, gum disease, or an abscess.
