Fillings
Tooth-coloured composite fillings used to repair teeth affected by decay, restoring both function and appearance.
Learn MoreDental care
Restorative dentistry focuses on repairing damaged, decayed or missing teeth to restore comfort, function and confidence.
Care that starts with you.Whether you need a simple filling or a more involved treatment such as dental implants, our team takes an individualised approach — assessing your specific situation and explaining your options clearly before recommending a course of treatment.
Restorative treatment begins with a thorough assessment, often supported by digital X-rays or an OPG scan to understand the full picture of your oral health. Your dentist will explain what's involved, the expected timeframe, and any alternatives available, so you can make an informed decision about your care.
Tooth-coloured composite fillings used to repair teeth affected by decay, restoring both function and appearance.
Learn MoreCustom-made restorations used to protect damaged teeth or replace one or more missing teeth.
Learn MoreTreatment for infected or severely damaged tooth pulp, aimed at saving the natural tooth wherever possible.
Learn MoreA long-term option for replacing one or more missing teeth, anchored directly into the jawbone.
Learn MoreA full-arch implant solution for patients missing most or all of their teeth in an upper or lower jaw.
Learn MoreFull or partial dentures designed to restore missing teeth and support everyday function.
Learn MoreBecause restorative treatment can range from straightforward to more complex, we take the time to explain your options clearly, including any alternatives, so you can weigh up what's right for your situation, timeframe and budget.
This depends on your specific dental concern — your dentist will assess your teeth, often supported by X-rays, and recommend the most suitable option.
Many restorative treatments are covered to some extent by private health insurance — coverage depends on your individual policy.
Modern restorative dentistry, including the use of local anaesthetic where appropriate, is generally well tolerated — your dentist will explain what to expect for your specific treatment.
Please discuss sedation options with our team directly, as suitability depends on the treatment and your individual circumstances.
This varies by treatment type and individual factors such as oral hygiene — your dentist can discuss what to expect for your specific situation.
No referral is generally needed to book a consultation — your dentist will advise if referral to a specialist is appropriate following assessment.
Booking your visit with Footscray Dental Studio is simple. Choose a time that suits you online, or give our friendly team a call — we're happy to help find an appointment that works around your schedule.
Request an appointment through our existing secure booking form. Our team will confirm your appointment with you.
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