Services
General dentistry for healthy smiles
From check-ups and cleans to fillings and gum care, Wollert Dental provides gentle, modern general dentistry for individuals and families across Wollert and northern Melbourne.
What we do
Care for everyday dental needs
General dentistry focuses on preventing problems early and treating common concerns before they become bigger issues.
Check-ups and cleans
Comprehensive exam, scale and clean, and personalised advice to keep your mouth healthy.
Fillings
Tooth-coloured restorations to repair decay and protect the tooth structure.
Gum health
Assessment and treatment for bleeding gums, inflammation, and early gum disease.
Mouthguards
Custom-fit mouthguards for sport and night grinding to help protect teeth and jaw.
Your visit
What to expect at your appointment
We keep things clear and comfortable, with time to answer questions and explain options.
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A thorough assessment
We check teeth, gums, bite, and existing dental work, and discuss any concerns you have.
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A tailored plan
You’ll receive straightforward recommendations and next steps based on your goals and oral health.
General dentistry FAQs
Common questions about routine dental care and appointments.
How often should I have a check-up?
Most people benefit from a check-up and clean every 6 months, but we’ll recommend a schedule based on your risk factors and oral health.
Do fillings hurt?
We use modern techniques and local anaesthetic to keep you comfortable. If you’re anxious, let us know so we can tailor the appointment.
What if my gums bleed when I brush?
Bleeding gums can be a sign of inflammation or gum disease. A professional clean and a home-care plan can often improve gum health quickly.
Do you treat kids and families?
Yes. We provide family-friendly care and help children build positive habits with gentle, age-appropriate visits.
Can you help with teeth grinding?
Yes. We can assess signs of grinding and recommend a custom night guard to help protect your teeth and jaw.
Do I need X-rays?
X-rays help detect issues that aren’t visible during an exam. We only recommend them when clinically appropriate and use low-dose digital imaging.