LifeCare Dental Kingsway

I wish to record how pleased my wife and I are with the service we have received from Elaine Tseu who has been attending to our dental needs for a number of years. Her service is very professional yet friendly and empathetic. I can honestly say, and I am now an octogenarian, that I have never experienced a dentist with the qualities Elaine has. Recently my wife, who is 79 went through so major dental surgery and Elaine handled the delicate procedures over a number of weeks with sympathy and very clear explanations at and before every step of the way, which gave us complete confidence. Will be back for my six month check up in a couple of weeks. Thank you Elaine.

I sore Dr Sharon Fan and she would have to be the very best Dentist i have ever been too she was so gentle & did a very great job cleaning and checking my teeth she is an excellent and very easy person to talk too, i thank her very much normal i am a little scared of dentists normally..

I highly recommend this dental practice. Everyone is so friendly. Dr Elaine Tseu is very professional and kind. I have had two extractions done by her and each time she explained what was going to happen before, during and after and this really helped my stress. She is very kind and an excellent dentist. I highly recommend her, Chris Brennan

A massive thank you to Dr Rainer Anderson who was able to remove my daughters wisdom tooth Saturday night. Emma had been in so much pain and after our local dentist refusing to remove it and saying she needed a specialist, it had become infected and unbearable pain, she obviously couldn't wait to see a specialist so an emergency visit to Dr Rainer and he had everything under control and the tooth extracted within half an hour. She is recovering well and no more pain! He is absolutley brilliant and we will be travelling to see him for future dental visits. Thank you so much from Emma and her mum Debbie.

My time at lifecare dental with Dr Lucy Ge as my dentist has been a really positive one.nnI needed to get 8 teeth out (which included 4 wisdom teeth to be removed surgically). Post recovery, my wounds healed really well, and I think it’s thanks to the dentist and her skills. Only downside is I got allergic to the amoxicillin antibiotic, I had to get another type of antibiotic. Something to think about it incase it might happen to you too.nnI was really nervous about the whole thing, 8 teeth is a lot and hated dental injections (still do). But Dr Lucy Ge was such a chill dentist; she reassured me that I will be able to handle all 8 teeth taken out at once. It really made all the difference for me. I was no longer worried and now looking back, I have no regrets at all, I’m really glad I trusted her competence as a dentist.nnSome tips:nIf you want discounts for prescribed medications with your healthcare card, buy them at the pharmacy before the dental procedures/surgery. Otherwise, you’ll pay the full price, feel free to talk to your dentist about these things. You can never go wrong with saving a bit of money. Some example of the medications you might be given are usually the pain killers, anti-inflammatory pills, antibiotics and valium pills (this one helps u feel sleepy during surgery, very effective and less scary than IV sedation!).nnWith teeth extractions, if you are worried about brushing right into the socket hole accidentally, get one of those small interdental Pikster brushes. That way you have more precise control when brushing around the hole. Discolouration and tartar build up can happen so fast, so brushing those areas are just as important (especially if u wanna avoid cavities!).nnDental injections are such a pain but stay relaxed as possible, and let your dentist know if you have any concerns so that he/she can take measures to better assist you.nnI wish you all the best!