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COVID-19 Update

We’re open and again able to take appointments for all your dental care needs.

We want to assure you that our priority remains the safety and well being of people - our patients, our people and the community. In line with this commitment, we’re continuing a number of safety measures to help minimise any risk of COVID-19 exposure within the practice.

These include:
  • Our team members staying home if they have been in contact with a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19, or are feeling unwell with flu-like symptoms;
  • Standard infection control procedures to reduce the spread of any infection;
  • The use of personal protective equipment (PPE) for all treatments such as standard level 2 surgical masks, protective eye wear and gloves;
  • Strengthened cleaning procedures, including actively promoting the regular use of antibacterial hand sanitiser and surface wipes;
  • Stringent personal hygiene measures for our people;
  • Requesting patients reschedule their appointment if they are or have recently been unwell, or are experiencing any flu-like symptoms; and
  • Touch free temperature checks for our patients.
To speak with us about your dental care needs or to book an appointment, please call us on (08) 8347 2222

We look forward to welcoming you into the practice soon.
patient ready for dental services

Crowns 101: What they are and why you need them.  

A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap which completely covers the existing damaged or broken tooth. They are fitted over your natural teeth and are the same size, shape and colour.

Dental crowns are commonly placed to treat various issues in dentistry. If your dentist recommends a crown for one or more of your teeth, it's important that you understand what they are, how they help, and how to best look after them.

What are crowns?

A dental crown is a custom made tooth-shaped cap which covers the entire tooth’s surface – not just the top of it. It is essentially a hollow tooth that sits over your existing tooth, fitting like a glove and looking just like a natural tooth.

Once your dentist has placed your custom made crown, it will look, feel, and work just like a normal tooth, so you will quickly forget that it's there.

At Adelaide Smile Centre, we provide our patients with same-day crowns, using CEREC (Ceramic Reconstruction) technology. This technology allows your dentist to prepare and scan the tooth to be crowned, then electronically send the scan to our in-house CEREC milling machine which will produce the custom made crown in one visit. This one appointment will take 60-90 minutes. To find out more about CEREC, please visit www.onlyonevisit.com. 

Additionally, when one or more teeth have been lost, a dental bridge can be placed to fill the gap. The missing teeth are replaced by individual crowns which are also anchored by crowns on existing healthy teeth at each end of the gap.

Why might you need a crown?

Crowns need to be placed for many reasons. Generally, a crown is used when a tooth is damaged in some way, but can still be saved. The crown will be placed on this tooth to make it fully functional, therefore restoring its size, shape, strength and appearance. 

Common reasons for requiring a dental crown include:
- after root canal treatment
- large multi-surface restorations
- broken teeth and loss of tooth structure
- brittle or prone to fracture
- hairline fractures

How do you look after a crown?

A dental crown can last a lifetime. However, you need to look after it as best you can to ensure its longevity.

You can brush and floss around your crown the same way as you would your natural teeth. This means brushing gently twice a day and flossing to remove any plaque and food debris in between. You will also need to maintain regular dental visits, during which your care provider will assess the crown to ensure it’s still in good condition.

For further information or to book an appointment, please contact our friendly Front Office Coordinators on 8347 2222.

patient ready for dental services

International cricket comes to Adelaide Smile Centre

Australian International cricketer Kane Richardson at his regular hygiene appointment with Nilly :) 

patient ready for dental services

Crowns 101: What they are and why you need them.  

A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap which completely covers the existing damaged or broken tooth. They are fitted over your natural teeth and are the same size, shape and colour.

Dental crowns are commonly placed to treat various issues in dentistry. If your dentist recommends a crown for one or more of your teeth, it's important that you understand what they are, how they help, and how to best look after them.

What are crowns?

A dental crown is a custom made tooth-shaped cap which covers the entire tooth’s surface – not just the top of it. It is essentially a hollow tooth that sits over your existing tooth, fitting like a glove and looking just like a natural tooth.

Once your dentist has placed your custom made crown, it will look, feel, and work just like a normal tooth, so you will quickly forget that it's there.

At Adelaide Smile Centre, we provide our patients with same-day crowns, using CEREC (Ceramic Reconstruction) technology. This technology allows your dentist to prepare and scan the tooth to be crowned, then electronically send the scan to our in-house CEREC milling machine which will produce the custom made crown in one visit. This one appointment will take 60-90 minutes. To find out more about CEREC, please visit www.onlyonevisit.com. 

Additionally, when one or more teeth have been lost, a dental bridge can be placed to fill the gap. The missing teeth are replaced by individual crowns which are also anchored by crowns on existing healthy teeth at each end of the gap.

Why might you need a crown?

Crowns need to be placed for many reasons. Generally, a crown is used when a tooth is damaged in some way, but can still be saved. The crown will be placed on this tooth to make it fully functional, therefore restoring its size, shape, strength and appearance. 

Common reasons for requiring a dental crown include:
- after root canal treatment
- large multi-surface restorations
- broken teeth and loss of tooth structure
- brittle or prone to fracture
- hairline fractures

How do you look after a crown?

A dental crown can last a lifetime. However, you need to look after it as best you can to ensure its longevity.

You can brush and floss around your crown the same way as you would your natural teeth. This means brushing gently twice a day and flossing to remove any plaque and food debris in between. You will also need to maintain regular dental visits, during which your care provider will assess the crown to ensure it’s still in good condition.

For further information or to book an appointment, please contact our friendly Front Office Coordinators on 8347 2222.

International cricket comes to 
Adelaide Smile Centre

Australian International cricketer Kane Richardson at his regular hygiene appointment with Nilly :) 

two dental assistants in costume

Children's Day 19th of April 2016

Join our friendly professional team for Children's Day, Tuesday 19th of April 2016. Show your children how dentistry can be fun! Make an appointment today so you don't miss out!


Children's Day 19th of April 2016

Join our friendly professional team for Children's Day, Tuesday 19th of April 2016. Show your children how dentistry can be fun! Make an appointment today so you don't miss out!


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Adam Gibson's dental appointment

Adam Gibson's dental appointment

@Adelaide36ers Captain Adam Gibson came in for his routine examination appointment with Dr Bueti today :)‪ Good luck against New Zealand Breakers tomorrow night! #‎36ersnation‪#‎36ersfamily

Adam Gibson's dental appointment

@Adelaide36ers Captain Adam Gibson came in for his routine examination appointment with Dr Bueti today :)‪ Good luck against New Zealand Breakers tomorrow night! #‎36ersnation‪#‎36ersfamily

Happy Birthday Silvana!

A very Happy Birthday to our amazing Clinical Coordinator Silvana!
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36ers Talk

On 18th of January, Nilly and Emma presented an Oral Health Talk to @Adelaide36ers. Our practice supports local communities and we have a dedicated team who promote the importance of keeping teeth and gums healthy! This year, we are sponsoring Matt Hodgson. Congratulations on your victory against Melbourne United last Friday! ‪#‎36ersnation‪#‎36ersfamily‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬


36ers talk

On 18th of January, Nilly and Emma presented an Oral Health Talk to @Adelaide36ers. Our practice supports local communities and we have a dedicated team who promote the importance of keeping teeth and gums healthy! This year, we are sponsoring Matt Hodgson. Congratulations on your victory against Melbourne United last Friday! ‪#‎36ersnation‪#‎36ersfamily‬‬‬‬‬‬‬‬


group of people enjoying dentist staff

Adelaide United Talk

On 14th of January, Nilly and Kim presented an Oral Health Talk to Adelaide United FC. Our practice supports local communities and we have a dedicated team who promote the importance of keeping teeth and gums healthy! This year, we are sponsoring Isaias Sanchez. Good luck on your upcoming game against Brisbane Roar! ‪#‎adelaideunited ‪#‎aufc



Adelaide United Talk

On 14th of January, Nilly and Kim presented an Oral Health Talk to Adelaide United FC. Our practice supports local communities and we have a dedicated team who promote the importance of keeping teeth and gums healthy! This year, we are sponsoring Isaias Sanchez. Good luck on your upcoming game against Brisbane Roar! ‪#‎adelaideunited ‪#‎aufc



happy bride and groom

Kim and Phil's Wedding

We would like to congratulate our Oral Health Therapist Kim and her partner Phil on their wedding.

We all had such a fantastic time and Kim you looked absolutely stunning :)


Kim and Phil's Wedding

We would like to congratulate our Oral Health Therapist Kim and her partner Phil on their wedding.

We all had such a fantastic time and Kim you looked absolutely stunning :)


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Payment plans

Exciting news!

Adelaide Smile Centre now offers payment plans that enable all of our patients to accept the best dental treatment available. 


Payment plans

Exciting news!

Adelaide Smile Centre now offers payment plans that enable all of our patients to accept the best dental treatment available. 


christmas tree

Christmas Message 

Thank you to our friends for this tasty arrangement! 

Our practice will be closed from Thursday 24th of December until Tuesday 5th of January 2016.

We wish everyone a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!


Christmas Message 

Thank you to our friends for this tasty arrangement! 

Our practice will be closed from Thursday 24th of December until Tuesday 5th of January 2016.

We wish everyone a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!


children in christmas clothes

Children's Day Christmas Theme

We had a wonderful day yesterday celebrating with our fairies, reindeers & Santa’s little helpers :)

Children's Day Christmas Theme

We had a wonderful day yesterday celebrating with our fairies, reindeers & Santa’s little helpers :)

dentist staff enjoying party

Kim's Hens Day 

Kim's Hens Day 



preferred health providers

Participating providers

We are preferred providers for BUPA, HCF and CBHS & accept all health funds which means you save more!

Participating providers

We are preferred providers for BUPA, HCF and CBHS & accept all health funds which means you save more!

dentist staff in a group photo

Adelaide United Sponsorship

Dr Bueti with our Adelaide United sponsored player Isaías Sánchez

Adelaide United Sponsorship

Dr Bueti with our Adelaide United sponsored player Isaías Sánchez

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