Parents & carers

Supporting the people you care for

Whether you’re booking for a child, an older parent or someone with a disability, we’ll work with you to make visits as easy as possible.

Illustration of a large and a small toothbrush beside a healthy tooth.
Children

Ways to help

Kids’ first visit

Positive language, morning appointments and a gentle, fun approach. See our first-visit guide.

Older parents

Helping elderly parents

Bring a list of medications (especially blood thinners), any dentures and their health fund card. You’re welcome to come into the appointment with consent. We can talk through dentures, implant-supported dentures and comfortable cleaning options.

Disability & access

Patients with disability

Tell us about any support needs when you book (e.g. longer appointments, quiet times, a support person or communication aids). Premises access: wheelchair access, and free on-site parking with 6 bays, including 1 accessible bay. Getting here and accessibility.

Consent

Decision-making

If you are a guardian or hold decision-making authority, please bring relevant documents so we can involve you appropriately.

Language

Interpreters

Let us know if an interpreter would help. TIS National: 131 450. You can also .

Booking

Book on someone’s behalf

Our online request form lets you book for a child or someone you care for.

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Tips for the person you care for

Children

  • First visit around age 1, or when the first teeth appear
  • Use positive words: “count your teeth”, not “needle” or “hurt”
  • Play our brushing game beforehand
  • Book morning visits when little ones are fresh

Ready when you are

Request an appointment online in about 3 minutes, or call our friendly team.