About Woollahra Dental Practice

At Woollahra Dental Practice we recognise that your dental health is directly linked to your general health. We aim to provide a holistic approach to your dental care and always consider your overall health when providing you with a treatment plan.

Our philosophy is that we are here to help you be a healthier you. That’s is why we have developed an extensive network of allied practitioners such as;

Chiropractors, Osteopath, Physiotherapist, etc.
Periodontists, Neurologists, Endodontist, etc.
Ear Nose and Throat Specialists, Respiratory Physicians, etc.

To help you not only achieve the best dental health but reach better whole body health. We apply this special philosophy to all our treatments which include;

Orthodontics
General and Cosmetic Dentistry
Ortho-Postural Dentistry
Preventive and Oral Health Care

We provide minimal intervention dentistry and always provide safe dentistry to all our patients. This is why we always use the latest research-based materials and techniques in our practice.

We also recognise the importance of periodontal (gum) health on your general health. Your mouth is a gateway to your body and healthier mouths lead to a healthier body. That’s why we have employed Dental Hygienists as a part of our clinical team.

We would like you to browse our site to help you understand potential treatments that are important for you. Please feel free to ASK DR ANCELL any questions regarding your relationship with Woollahra Dental Practice.

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