329 Hume Hwy, Lansvale NSW 2166
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Dentist for Edensor Park and Bonnyrigg

Edensor Park Dentist

Sedation, same-day crowns and sleep apnoea care for Edensor Park

Edensor Park has dentists close by for routine check-ups. Patients travel 6.8 km to Odontologie Dental Care in Lansvale for the treatments that are harder to find locally: IV sedation given by an anaesthetist, same-day CEREC crowns milled in the practice, and custom oral appliances for snoring and sleep apnoea. Many Edensor Park and Bonnyrigg families then stay with us for their regular care too.

  • About 6.8 km from Edensor Park
  • IV sedation, CEREC crowns and sleep apnoea devices
Odontologie Dental Care clinic

New patients welcome

New to Odontologie?

Book our new patient offer today to receive:

  • Comprehensive Dental Examination
  • Scale, Clean and Polish
  • 2x Bitewing X-rays (if required)
  • Fluoride Treatment

*Must be quoted at the time of phone booking. If not quoted, the full fee may apply. Offer is only available with selected dentists. If booked with a non-selected dentist, a member of staff will contact you.

$249 Check-Up and Clean Select “New Patient Offer” when booking.

Your options

Treatments Edensor Park patients come in for

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Getting here

How far is Odontologie from Edensor Park?

About 6.8 km in a straight line from the centre of Edensor Park, and roughly 5.4 km from Bonnyrigg. Most patients drive east towards Cabramatta and then onto the Hume Highway; the practice is on the highway in Lansvale, with parking at the front and back of the building entered from the Hume Highway or from Prout Street.

The drive takes longer at school pick-up time, so check Google Maps before you leave. If you are coming by train, Cabramatta Station is about a 15-minute walk away.

A patient waking up calmly after IV sedation with her husband beside her

IV sedation

Dental treatment under IV sedation

Some people find the dentist so stressful that they put off treatment until a small problem becomes a painful one. Others need a long procedure, such as several wisdom teeth or implant surgery, that is easier to get through while relaxed. For both, our dentists work with an anaesthetist who gives sedative medicine through a small drip in your arm.

You keep breathing on your own and can respond to simple requests, but you feel drowsy and calm, and most people remember little of the appointment. The anaesthetist monitors you throughout. Afterwards you need someone to take you home and stay with you for the rest of the day. We check your medical history, explain the cost and confirm whether sedation suits you before anything is booked. Read about IV sedation.

A patient relaxing in the lounge while her same-day crown is made

Same-day crowns

CEREC crowns in one visit

A crown protects a tooth that has been weakened by a large filling, a crack or root canal treatment. Traditionally it takes two appointments, with a temporary crown in between while a lab makes the permanent one. With CEREC, your dentist prepares the tooth, takes a digital scan instead of a mould, designs the crown on screen and mills it from a block of ceramic in the practice.

In many cases the crown is fitted the same day, so there is no temporary and no second injection. Not every tooth suits a same-day crown; your dentist will tell you if a lab-made crown would be better for yours. See same-day crowns.

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Sleep apnoea

Snoring and sleep apnoea appliances

Loud snoring, waking up tired and a partner who notices you stop breathing during the night can be signs of obstructive sleep apnoea. It is diagnosed with a sleep study arranged through your doctor. For mild to moderate sleep apnoea, and for snoring, a custom oral appliance is one treatment option.

The appliance is made from a scan of your teeth and worn at night. It holds the lower jaw slightly forward, which helps keep the airway open. We check your teeth and jaw joints first, fit the appliance, then adjust it over follow-up visits and work with your doctor on how well it is working. See sleep apnoea treatment.

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Children

Do you offer braces for kids?

Yes. We suggest an orthodontic check around age 7 to 9, when crowding, crossbites and habits such as thumb-sucking are easier to spot. Most children who need braces start in their early teens, once the adult teeth are through. Your dentist will explain whether fixed braces or another option suits your child, the likely length of treatment and the cost.

Regular check-ups for children can be booked after school until 6pm or on Saturday mornings, and eligible children are covered by the Child Dental Benefits Schedule. See children's dentistry and traditional braces.

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Bonnyrigg

A dentist for Bonnyrigg as well

Bonnyrigg sits right next to Edensor Park and is about 5.4 km from the practice, a little closer than Edensor Park itself. Bonnyrigg patients come to us for the same reasons: sedation, same-day crowns, implants and family care on one site, with Saturday hours and parking.

Whichever suburb you are coming from, you can book online at any hour or call our front desk, who can tell you which dentist suits the treatment you need.

Odontologie Dental Care

Why Edensor Park patients make the trip

01

Treatment while deeply relaxed

IV sedation with an anaesthetist for anxious patients and longer procedures.

02

A crown in one appointment

CEREC lets us scan, design, mill and fit many crowns on the same day.

03

Help for snoring

Custom oral appliances for snoring and diagnosed obstructive sleep apnoea.

04

Care after school

Open weekdays until 6pm and on Saturday mornings, so children rarely miss class.

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Technology

Modern equipment, fewer appointments

Odontologie has invested in equipment that saves patients time and travel. Digital X-rays are taken in the chair and appear on screen in seconds. An OPG machine takes a single X-ray of the whole mouth and jaws, useful for wisdom teeth and implant planning. 3Shape digital scanners record your teeth without a gooey mould, and our 3D printers and CEREC milling unit turn those scans into models, guides and crowns in the practice.

For Edensor Park patients, that means less waiting between steps and fewer trips back and forth. Your dentist can also show you the scan or X-ray on screen, so you can see what they are talking about.

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Implants

Dental implants for Edensor Park residents

A dental implant replaces a missing tooth with a titanium post that heals into the jawbone and carries a crown. Several missing teeth can be replaced with an implant bridge, and a full arch with All-on-4. Planning starts with an examination, an OPG and a 3D scan in the practice, and you receive a written plan with costs before anything is booked.

Implant surgery can be done under local anaesthetic or IV sedation. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See dental implants.

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Costs

Health funds and payment options

We accept all major health funds and process claims through HICAPS at the front desk, so you only pay the gap. Before larger treatment you receive a written estimate with item numbers, so you can check your rebate and plan ahead.

To spread the cost, you can pay over time with humm or Afterpay, subject to approval. Eligible children can be treated under the Child Dental Benefits Schedule. See payment plans.

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Emergencies

Dental emergencies near Edensor Park

Sport, a fall or biting something hard can break or knock out a tooth without warning. Call (02) 9725 6241 straight away and tell us what happened. If an adult tooth has been knocked out, hold it by the crown, rinse it briefly in milk and keep it in milk on the way in; a tooth replanted quickly is more likely to survive.

For toothache or swelling, call as early in the day as you can. We relieve the pain first and explain the options for treatment before anything else is done. See emergency dentist.

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Access

An accessible, welcoming practice

The building has ramp entry and accessible parking spaces at the front and back. Inside, the lounge has comfortable seating, garden views and a fireplace in winter, and our front desk will help with forms and health fund claims. If you or a family member has mobility needs or needs extra support during treatment, tell us when you book so we can plan the appointment around you.

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Cosmetic

Whitening, veneers and bonding

If you would like to change how your smile looks, start with a smile consultation. Your dentist checks your teeth and gums, asks what you would like to change and explains the options: professional whitening to lift stains, composite bonding to repair small chips in one visit, or porcelain veneers to change the shape and colour of front teeth. You receive the number of visits and the cost in writing before deciding.

See cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening and porcelain veneers.

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Wisdom teeth

Wisdom teeth, under sedation if you prefer

Wisdom teeth often come through in the late teens or early twenties, and when there is not enough room they can cause swollen gums, infection and damage to the neighbouring tooth. An OPG X-ray in the practice shows their position. If they need to come out, it can be done under local anaesthetic or IV sedation, which many younger patients prefer when several teeth are being removed. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See wisdom tooth removal.

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Family check-ups

Regular care for Edensor Park families

Many families first come for sedation, a crown or a sleep appliance, and stay for the routine care. A check-up and clean every six months lets your dentist find decay and gum problems early, while they are simpler and less costly to fix. For children, fissure sealants protect new back teeth, and a custom mouthguard protects teeth during weekend sport. See check-up and clean.

Meet the team

Dentists for Edensor Park patients

Meet the full team
Dr George Sakoutis, Odontologie Dental Care

Dr George Sakoutis

Principal Dentist
Dr Jos Laramie, Odontologie Dental Care

Dr Jos Laramie

Dental Surgeon
Dr Joseph Nguyễn, Odontologie Dental Care

Dr Joseph Nguyễn

Dental Surgeon
Dr Dennis Lam, Odontologie Dental Care

Dr Dennis Lam

Dental Surgeon

Good to know

Edensor Park Dentist - frequently asked

How far is Odontologie from Edensor Park?

About 6.8 km in a straight line, a little further by road. Bonnyrigg is about 5.4 km away. Parking is free on site.

Do you offer braces for kids?

Yes. We assess children and teens for braces and explain the options, timing and costs before treatment begins.

Can I book after school?

Yes, we are open until 6pm on weekdays and from 9am to 2pm on Saturdays. After-school times book out early, so reserve one ahead.

Can I have treatment under IV sedation?

Yes. Our dentists work with an anaesthetist to provide IV sedation. We check whether it suits you and explain the cost before booking.

Do you take the Child Dental Benefits Schedule?

Yes, for eligible children. Bring your child's Medicare card and we will check eligibility.

What should I do in a dental emergency?

Call (02) 9725 6241 as early as you can. Urgent problems are given priority, with a same-day visit where the diary allows.

What technology do you use, and how does it help?

Digital X-rays, an OPG, 3Shape digital scanners, 3D printers and CEREC. They mean faster imaging, no messy moulds, and many crowns fitted in a single visit.

What payment options do you offer?

All major health funds via HICAPS, and humm or Afterpay to spread the cost, subject to approval.

How do I book an appointment?

Book online at any hour, or call (02) 9725 6241 during opening hours. For a dental emergency, call rather than booking online.

What dental problems do you treat?

Everything from toothache, decay and gum disease to missing, crooked, worn or discoloured teeth, jaw pain and grinding, snoring and sleep apnoea. If something needs a referral, we explain why and arrange it.

Your next step

Book from Edensor Park

Book online at any hour, or call (02) 9725 6241 to talk about IV sedation, a CEREC crown or a sleep apnoea appliance before you book.

  • 329 Hume Highway, Lansvale, about 6.8 km from Edensor Park
  • Phone: (02) 9725 6241
  • Monday to Friday 9am to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 2pm
  • Free parking at the front and back
We accept all major health funds
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Odontologie Dental Care is part of the My Implant Dentist Group