Discuss your concerns
Explain symptoms, previous experiences and what matters to you. You can ask questions before deciding how to proceed.
West Gippsland Dental
From regular check-ups to a tooth that needs attention, our team is here to help. Visit West Gippsland Dental on Main South Road, with weekday and weekend appointments available.

West Gippsland Dental · Drouin
$599*
Offer expires on 25 December 2026. Professional in-chair whitening. A suitability check is required and may cost extra. Results vary.
$210*
New patients only. Examination, scale and clean, and two bitewing X-rays where clinically indicated.
$1,700 per tooth*
Per tooth. A consultation and individual quotation are required.
With eligible private health cover
Subject to your private health cover and eligibility, including waiting periods, available benefits and limits. Confirm eligibility with our team and your fund before booking. X-rays are taken where clinically indicated.
$150*
Medicare’s Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) is available for eligible children, subject to eligibility and available benefits. Ask our team to check eligibility and confirm costs before treatment.
10% off*
For the existing patient only, on fillings, check-ups, cleans and extractions. Excludes veneers, crowns, bridges, dentures, root canals, braces, Invisalign and all other services.
*Terms and conditions apply. All offers are subject to clinical suitability. Prices are indicative; additional care or investigations may cost extra. Read the full conditions and confirm the proposed treatment and costs before proceeding.
Book an appointmentFind the information you need
Choose a category or browse every service. Each guide explains the options, what an assessment involves, possible risks, ongoing care and questions to ask before deciding.
Check-ups, cleaning, fillings and a plan for everyday oral health.
Read the treatment guideUnderstand restorative options for a damaged or missing tooth.
Read the treatment guideAssessment and treatment of problems inside a tooth.
Read the treatment guideExplore removable replacements and what ongoing care involves.
Read the treatment guideCompare alignment options, treatment commitments and retainers.
Read the treatment guideConsider appearance, tooth preservation and alternatives.
Read the treatment guideFind out when monitoring, removal or referral may be considered.
Read the treatment guideDiscuss a custom fit for your sport and stage of dental development.
Read the treatment guideAssessment of grinding, tooth wear and suitable protective options.
Read the treatment guidePlan a visit around your concerns, communication and care needs.
Read the treatment guideYou do not need to choose a treatment before booking. Book an appointment or call 03 5644 1323 and describe your concern. If you have pain, swelling or a broken tooth, mention this when contacting the practice so appointment needs can be discussed.
Plan your visit
Whether you are returning for a review or visiting after a long break, start with your concerns. Your dentist can explain the findings and suitable options before treatment is agreed.
Bring a current medicine list, relevant dental records if available and your private health insurance details if applicable. Ask about the appointment fee when booking.
If dental visits make you anxious, tell the team. Read our dental anxiety and comfort guide to prepare questions about communication, pacing and individual care needs.

Explain symptoms, previous experiences and what matters to you. You can ask questions before deciding how to proceed.
Your dentist can explain what needs attention, what can be monitored and whether further investigation or referral is appropriate.
Discuss the benefits, risks, alternatives, expected costs and ongoing maintenance. A consultation does not commit you to elective treatment.
Helpful before you book
Open a question for a short answer, or contact the team to discuss your appointment needs.
Use the online booking portal or call 03 5644 1323. Tell the team if you have pain, swelling or another particular concern, as the most suitable appointment may need to be discussed.
No. You can book an assessment and explain what concerns you. Your dentist can discuss the findings and suitable options. Treatment recommendations depend on your teeth, gums, health history and preferences.
Our published hours are 9am–2pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Appointments are subject to availability. Please contact the practice for public holiday arrangements or to confirm a particular date.
Costs depend on the assessment and the care you need. Ask what the consultation includes and request an estimate for proposed treatment before proceeding. Check any private health benefits with your insurer.
Mention this when booking and explain anything that makes a visit difficult. You can discuss communication, breaks and the treatment plan with your dentist. Additional support or referral, if appropriate, needs individual assessment.
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