We list 1 dental clinic in Meadow Springs, Western Australia. Compare opening hours, services and contact details below, then call the practice directly to make an appointment.
Dental clinics in Meadow Springs
Lakelands Dentist — Meadow Springs, WA — Shop 3/7 Formby Rd — 08 9584 2749
About dentists in Meadow Springs
Find a trusted dentist in Meadow Springs, Western Australia. Our directory covers 1 local dental clinic, with everything you need to choose the right practice — addresses, phone numbers, opening hours, offered services and Google review scores, all in one place.
Common services offered
General check-ups & cleaning
Emergency dental care
Cosmetic dentistry & whitening
Orthodontics & Invisalign
Dental implants
Children's dentistry
Fillings, crowns & bridges
Root canal treatment
Frequently asked questions
How many dentists are in Meadow Springs?
We currently list 1 dental clinic in Meadow Springs, Western Australia. You can browse them above and filter by service type to narrow down your options.
How do I find a bulk-billing or Medicare dentist in Meadow Springs?
Use the "Medicare" filter above to see clinics in Meadow Springs that accept Medicare-eligible treatments (including the Child Dental Benefits Schedule). Contact the clinic directly to confirm which items are bulk-billed for your circumstances.
Which Meadow Springs dentists offer emergency appointments?
Use the "Emergency" filter to see Meadow Springs clinics that offer same-day and after-hours emergency dental care. For severe pain, swelling or trauma outside business hours, contact your nearest hospital emergency department.
How much does a dentist cost in Western Australia?
A standard check-up and clean in Western Australia typically costs $180–$260, while a filling ranges from around $150 to $400 depending on size and material. Each clinic sets its own fees — call ahead for a quote or ask if they offer payment plans and health-fund on-the-spot claiming.
Dental Care Guide: Western Australia
Finding the right dentist in Western Australia doesn't have to be difficult. Here's a quick overview of dental care options available to residents across the state.
Public vs Private Dental Care
Western Australia residents can access public dental services through the state health system, which provides subsidised care for eligible patients. Private dental clinics are widely available and typically offer shorter waiting times and extended services.
Emergency Dental Services
In a dental emergency in Western Australia, contact your nearest dental clinic during business hours or visit a hospital emergency department after hours. Healthdirect (1800 022 222) provides 24/7 health advice.
Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS)
The Australian Government's Child Dental Benefits Schedule provides up to $1,131 in dental benefits over two consecutive calendar years for eligible children aged 0–17. Services covered include examinations, x-rays, cleaning, fissure sealing, fillings, root canals, and extractions.