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Dentist Corrimal

Dentist Corrimal: explore care at Woonona

Worn, broken or missing teeth can make eating and smiling harder. If you are in Corrimal, our Woonona clinic can explain your options. Call (02) 4284 4486.

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Our Woonona Clinic

Woonona Dentists

379 Princes Highway, Woonona NSW 2517

Talk it through at Woonona

Woonona Dentists is at 379 Princes Highway, Woonona NSW 2517. We are open Monday to Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM and Saturday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM. Bring any questions about timing, steps and costs to your first conversation.

For Corrimal Patients

When your teeth need rebuilding, not just cleaning

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Teeth that have been filled, cracked or lost over the years can leave you chewing on one side or hiding your smile. It is easy to let that become normal.

Restorative dentistry is the part of dentistry that repairs and replaces teeth. Your dentist starts by finding out which teeth can be saved, which cannot, and what you want to be able to do again.

Ask your dentist to explain each option, how long it takes, what it involves and the likely cost, so you can decide without pressure.

Care To Ask About

Ways to repair or replace teeth

These options often come up when teeth are damaged, loose or missing. Your dentist advises which, if any, suit you.

  • Crowns and bridges

    A crown covers a damaged tooth. A bridge fills a gap by joining a false tooth to the teeth beside it.

    Crowns and Bridges information
  • Dentures

    Removable replacements for several or all of your teeth, made to suit your mouth.

    Dentures information
  • Dental implants

    A fixed way to replace a missing tooth. Your dentist checks whether your gums and jawbone are suitable.

    Dental Implants information
  • Gum health

    Gums that bleed or feel tender can affect the teeth they hold. Ask about gum disease treatment before planning repairs.

    Gum Disease Treatment information

Common Questions

Questions from Corrimal patients

A tooth that keeps breaking may be weak, for example from a large filling. Your dentist can examine it and explain whether a new filling, a crown or another option suits it.

Ready to Book Your Next Dental Visit?

Whether you're due for a routine check-up, have a dental concern or want to talk about a treatment, our Woonona team can help.