Trusted Melbourne Family Dentist in Glenroy
Experience exceptional dental care and brighten your smile at Melbourne Family Dentist. Our skilled team is dedicated to providing top-notch treatments, helping you achieve healthier, more confident smiles.
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Treatments at Melbourne Family Dentist
Melbourne Family Dentist Offers General, Preventive Care, Cosmetic Dentistry, and More.
General and Preventive Care
We provide Check-Ups, Cleanings, Root Canal treatments, Fillings, and more to maintain your oral health.
Cosmetic Dentistry
We offer Smile Design, Smile Makeovers with Composite Bonding, Veneers, Crowns, Teeth Whitening, and Invisalign for a flawless smile.
Specialist
Advanced care includes Dental Implants, Flap Surgery, Deep Cleaning, and more for complex dental needs.
Melbourne Family Dentist now offers after-work appointments every Thursday, available upon request, for your convenience.
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Looking for dental care for a whole family?
Melbourne Family Dentist is open Monday to Friday from 9am-6pm and Saturday from 9am-4pm. Our clinic offers advanced dental technology, including touch-screen computers, intraoral cameras, and an OPG machine, Intraoral scannerwith strict sterilisation protocols.
We provide Gap Free check-ups, cleanings, and X-rays for patients with Health Funds, plus special discounts on select treatments. Interest-free payment plans are available. Call or book online if you’re looking for the best dentist in Glenroy.


Our Technology
Touch Screen Computers
Our touch screen computers make it easy to manage your dental care, from checking in to reviewing your treatment plan, all with a simple tap.
Excellent Sterilization Protocols
Your health is our top priority. We follow strict sterilisation protocols to ensure every tool and surface is completely clean and safe for your visit.
OPG Machine
Our advanced OPG machine provides a full-mouth X-ray in just seconds, helping us detect dental issues with precision and plan the best care for you.
Intraoral Camera
These small cameras let us show you detailed images of your teeth and gums, so you can better understand your oral health and treatment options.
Intraoral Scanners
Say goodbye to traditional impressions! Our intraoral scanners provide a comfortable, gag-free way to capture precise images of your teeth and gums.

Dental Implants in Glenroy
Restore Your Smile with Melbourne Family Dentist
If you’re missing teeth or dealing with uncomfortable dentures, dental implants offer a permanent and effective solution to restore both your smile and confidence. At Melbourne Family Dentist in Glenroy, we specialise in high-quality dental implants that not only look and feel like natural teeth but also provide lasting functionality, ensuring you can enjoy a healthy, beautiful smile for years to come.
What Are Dental Implants?
Dental implants are titanium posts surgically placed into your jawbone to replace missing teeth. Once the implant integrates with the bone, a custom crown is placed on top, providing a natural and durable solution for missing teeth.
Why Choose Dental Implants?
- Permanent Solution: Unlike dentures or bridges, dental implants are a long-lasting option that can last a lifetime with proper care.
- Natural Look and Feel: Implants are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural teeth, giving you a confident, beautiful smile.
- Improved Functionality: Dental implants restore the ability to chew, speak, and smile comfortably, improving your overall quality of life.
- Preserves Jawbone Health: Unlike other tooth replacement options, implants stimulate the jawbone, preventing bone loss and maintaining facial structure.
Why Melbourne Family Dentist
21 Years of Trusted Dental Experience
With over two decades of expertise, we have built a strong reputation for delivering exceptional dental care. Our experienced team stays updated with the latest advancements in dentistry to provide the best possible treatments for our patients.
Affordable Care
Quality, affordable dental treatments for Glenroy and nearby.
Modern Technology
We use advanced technology and strict sterilization protocols for excellent care.
Multilingual Care for Your Comfort
We speak multiple languages to ensure a comfortable experience for our patients.
Personalised Smiles
Tailored dental solutions to meet your unique needs, healthy smiles that last.
Meet Our Dental Team
Dr. Rupali Sharma
Principal
Dr. Sean Hogan
Visiting Surgeon
Dr. Jayashree
Dentist
Dr. Anita
Dentist
Dr. Nizaswota Shrestha
Dentist
Dr. Greena Rani
Dentist
Hannah Bullen
Dental Nurse
Nikhil
Practice Coordinator

Frequently Asked Questions
Several dental problems do not have symptoms until they reach the advanced stages of the disease process. Tooth decay often does not hurt until it gets close to the nerve of the tooth. It is not uncommon to see a patient with a huge cavity who has never felt a thing. The dentist can usually detect a cavity 3-4 years before it develops any symptoms.
Therefore, only go when you have a problem may feel like saving money but it often ends up costing much more in dollars and time.
Always brush your teeth in two to three minutes to get rid of the bacteria that destroy tooth enamel. Brush smoothly because it takes very little pressure to remove bacteria and plaque. Floss at least once a day to get bacteria from between your teeth.
Be aware of your sugar consumption. They can provide a constant supply for the bacteria eating into your teeth. Try to minimize the times during the day when sweet items are eaten and brush your teeth afterwards.
At least rinse your mouth with water to remove food from your teeth. Chewing sugarless gum after a meal can also help.
Many diseases of the teeth and surrounding tissues only can be seen when the dentist examines the mouth. An X-ray examination may reveal small areas of decay between the teeth or below existing restorations (fillings), infections in the bone, periodontal (gum) disease, abscesses or cysts, developmental abnormalities, some types of tumours.
X-rays can detect damage to oral structures not visible during a regular exam. If you have a hidden tumour, X-rays may even help save your life. The dentist will evaluate your need for X-rays based on the conditions present in development.
Oral injuries should be treated by a dentist as soon as possible. When you have knocked out a tooth, these tips may be able to save it:
Rinse the tooth instead of scrub it to remove dirt or debris. Go to the dentist. Successful re-implantation is possible only when treatment is performed immediately. If it is impossible to store the tooth in the mouth, wrap your tooth in a clean cloth or gauze and immerse it in milk.
Use a sensitivity toothpaste, which contains strontium chloride or potassium nitrate which are very effective in treating sensitive teeth. You may see a decrease in sensitivity after a few weeks of use. Avoid highly acidic foods as well as tea and soda as they can increase tooth sensitivity, and work against sensitivity toothpaste. If you do not get relief by brushing gently and using desensitizing toothpaste, see the dentist.
Most people benefit from wearing a mouthguard when playing any sport as it can prevent injuries to your face and teeth. It is better to wear one whether you are playing professionally or just on weekends. Custom-fitted mouthguards by your dentist are the best. Ask our dentist which kind of mouthguard you should use.
Around half of pregnant women experience a condition called pregnancy gingivitis. This condition can be uncomfortable and cause swelling, bleeding, redness or tenderness in the gum tissue. A more advanced oral health condition called periodontal disease (a serious gum infection that destroys attachment fibres and supporting bone that holds teeth in the mouth) may have an impact on your baby’s health.
A relationship between periodontal disease and preterm, low birth-weight babies have been shown in studies. In fact, pregnant women with periodontal disease may be seven times more likely to have a baby that’s born too early and too small. The likely culprit is a labour-inducing chemical found in oral bacteria called prostaglandin. Very high levels of prostaglandin are found in women with severe cases of periodontal disease.