Medicare and bulk billing dentist in Burwood
Your child might be eligible to $1,000 worth of bulk billed dental treatment paid by Medicare at our Burwood dental practice....
18 September, 2020 / No comment
Enquire about our dental services in Burwood, inner west Sydney.
Roger Gomez Dental Surgery provides top quality dental care in Burwood, inner west Sydney, NSW, with a range of dental services including general dental, teeth straightening and orthodontics, dental implants, crowns and bridges, root canal treatments, dentures and teeth whitening.
Meet our team
Roger Gomez and his staff provide highest quality general, preventative and cosmetic dental care in English and Spanish, using the most modern techniques and technologies.
What are mini implants?
Mini implants or Small diameter implants have been in use since the mid 1970s. These implants were initially used to increase the stability of dentures. However its use has largely spread to the areas of fixed restorations (crowns and bridges).
Missing upper premolars removed. Teeth replaced by two porcelain crowns supported by mini implants.
Upper premolar destroyed beyond repair. A mini implant was placed immediately and restored with a full porcelain crown.
Patient had lost lower teeth. Lower Mini Implants allowed better stability and function of the full lower denture.
Patient had lost teeth and suffered from a blood disorder. Mini Implants allowed a better stability and retention using a minimally invasive surgical procedure.
A 84-year-old lady had missing upper right teeth and hopeless upper lateral incisor. 3 mini implants were placed and restored with a porcelain fused to metal bridge.
Patient had failing upper anterior bridge. All ceramic crowns replaced the upper central incisors, upper left lateral incisor and the supernumerary upper left lateral incisor.
The remaining upper teeth were removed, a temporary full upper denture was used whilst the 10 mini implants were placed and subsequently restored.
We placed 4 mini implants and soon after delivered a new upper removable denture retained by natural teeth and implants.
Patient presented with multiple missing teeth. In the upper right side we decided to restore the missing tooth with a mini implant supported crown.
Missing lower left posterior teeth. We had quite ideal conditions so 2 standard implants were placed, followed by 2 screw retained individual crowns, which allows its retrievability.
Latest dental news from our blog
It’s ‘very safe’ to visit dentists during pandemic
Dentists are urging Australians not to delay dental health checks because of COVID-19....
08 August, 2020 / No comment
Patients urged to revisit their dentists as restrictions ease
NSW residents are being reminded they can see their dentist for all treatments, with restrictions due to COVID-19 continuing to ease....
01 June, 2020 / No comment
Important Information: Covid-19
Our clinic remains open through Covid-19. However, under requirements from the NSW Government, Dentists are required to minimise the provision of routine dental services until the end of April 2020....
20 April, 2020 / No comment
Managing the risks of Coronavirus in general dental practice
NSW Health is responding to the outbreak of novel coronovirus and has implemented a range of measures to promptly identify cases of novel coronavirus infection and prevent transmission in NSW....
06 February, 2020 / No comment
Brush your teeth to protect your heart
Brushing teeth frequently is linked with lower risks of atrial fibrillation and heart failure, according to a study in the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, a journal of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC)....
04 January, 2020 / No comment
Dentists integral to ending HIV epidemic by 2030
The World Workshop on Oral Health (WW8) in HIV/AIDS has singled out the important role of oral health professionals in managing patients living with HIV....
04 January, 2020 / No comment
Video: Pro tips for a tooth-friendly diet
This video from the Australian Dental Association clearly explains why a diet low in sugar can prevent tooth decay and gives sugar consumption recommendations from the World Health Organisation....
14 December, 2019 / No comment
Video: Pro tips for a healthy mouth
This video from the Australian Dental Association clearly explains why an unhealthy mouth can prove costly, painful and decrease your quality of life....
07 December, 2019 / No comment
Calls for alternative models to private health insurance
The Australian Dental Association is suggesting alternate options to meet the dental needs of an ageing Australian population....
20 November, 2019 / No comment
Concerns Over DIY Dental Procedures
It seems too good to be true - a picture-perfect smile at a fraction of the price, without a trip to the dentist. The Australian Society of Orthodontists is calling on the Dental Board of Australia to tighten to the rules before it's too late. Watch the story on A Current Affair....
20 November, 2019 / No comment
Healthy Smiles Despite the Miles
Roger Gomez is part of Royal Far West (Department of Orthodontics), which has received a special grant from the Australian Dental Health Foundation....
10 September, 2019 / No comment
Video: Pro tips for better flossing
This video from the Australian Dental Association clearly explains why flossing is not an optional extra and why it should be a key part of everyone's dental care....
10 September, 2019 / No comment
Video: Pro tips for better brushing
How you brush your teeth matters a great deal. The Australian Dental Association has created this video to assist all Australians with maintaining their oral health....
13 August, 2019 / No comment
Restoring smiles on Easter Island: The FOR humanitarian mission
The Foundation for Oral Rehabilitation supported a humanitarian mission to help edentulous inhabitants of Rapa Nui (Easter Island) with limited access and resources to dental treatments....
02 August, 2019 / No comment
Does technology really enhance our health and happiness?
There are more medications and techniques available that allow us to overcome illness and even to live with them. Yet, it is not enough....
09 July, 2019 / No comment
Artificial Intelligence is transforming dentistry
As with other healthcare applications, artificial intelligence will be able to support dentists as a virtual second opinion when they determine a care plan....
18 June, 2019 / No comment
Have we fallen out of love with perfect teeth?
Gucci debuted its first beauty collection over the weekend and this may have ignited a push for dentists to use more natural dentures instead of blinding white veneers....
16 May, 2019 / No comment
Good news for dental patients in 2019-20 budget
Under this budget, the Government plans to improve access to dental services across Australia which will benefit the dental industry and dentistry in general....
26 April, 2019 / No comment
Bad eggs? The disturbing secret of Easter eggs
As Easter approaches it's almost impossible to resist the colourful Easter eggs, but health experts are advising us to be mindful of their impact on children's teeth and weight....
09 April, 2019 / No comment