Visit a dentist near Oakleigh South, approximately a 4-minute drive away, with the clinic located near Australia Post on Centre Road for convenient access.
Monday to Friday: 9 AM - 6 PM
Saturday and Sunday: CLOSED
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For over 40 years, Clarinda Clinic has provided comprehensive dental care for individuals and families through consistent clinical services.
The practice is led by Dr Andrew Hong, with a team focused on assessing oral health and discussing appropriate treatment options with patients.
Dental examinations, treatment planning, and follow-up visits support ongoing monitoring of teeth and gums.
Care is provided based on individual oral health needs and clinical findings. Over time, the practice has supported many patients seeking routine dental care and ongoing oral health management.
A broad selection of dental treatments is provided, allowing patients to receive dental care within a single clinic location.
New patients may contact the clinic to arrange an appointment.
At Clarinda Clinic, we believe that great dentistry should speak for itself. Our gallery showcases real patient transformations using modern, evidence-based treatments — from cosmetic upgrades to restorative improvements and complete smile makeovers.




Note: Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Dental implants are a treatment option for replacing missing teeth. The procedure involves inserting a small titanium post into the jawbone to support a replacement tooth, crown, bridge, or denture. Treatment at a dental clinic usually involves several steps:
Patients who may be suitable candidates often include individuals with missing teeth, adequate bone support, and overall oral health suitable for implant treatment.
Root canal treatment is a precise dental procedure used to manage infection inside a tooth. Experienced dentists begin by assessing the tooth and reviewing diagnostic imaging to determine the extent of infection. The procedure generally involves:
Dental fillings are commonly recommended when a tooth has decay, small fractures, or minor structural damage. The purpose of a filling is to restore the tooth after the affected area has been removed. The procedure generally includes:
Patients who may be suitable candidates include individuals with small to moderate cavities or minor tooth damage identified during a dental examination.
Dental veneers are thin coverings placed on the front surface of teeth. They may be recommended to address concerns such as tooth discolouration, uneven shape, or minor surface changes. Treatment planning is discussed during a consultation at the dental clinic.
Teeth whitening is considered a cosmetic dental procedure. It is used to reduce staining and discolouration on teeth. Whitening treatments may be performed in a dental clinic or through dentist-provided take-home systems, depending on the treatment plan.
Some dental procedures may involve local anaesthesia to reduce sensation in the treatment area. The dentist will discuss whether anaesthesia is required based on the procedure and the patient’s dental condition.
Dental X-rays allow dentists to examine areas of the teeth, bone, and surrounding structures that may not be visible during a standard examination. They assist with diagnosis, monitoring dental conditions, and treatment planning.
Emergency dental care may be required when a patient experiences severe tooth pain, swelling, dental trauma, or a knocked-out tooth. Patients should contact the dental clinic as soon as possible to arrange an urgent dental assessment.
Wisdom teeth removal may be recommended if wisdom teeth become impacted, cause pain, infection, or affect neighbouring teeth. The dentist will assess the position of the teeth and discuss treatment options where necessary.
Some dental clinics provide flexible payment arrangements to help patients manage the cost of dental treatment. Payment options may include cash, credit cards, and HICAPS for on-the-spot health fund claiming. Patients can contact the clinic team to discuss available payment methods.
A family dentist provides dental care for patients of different ages, including children, teenagers, and adults. Family dental care may include examinations, preventive treatments, restorative procedures, and ongoing oral health monitoring.
Dental pain can have several causes, including tooth decay, infection, or gum conditions. If you experience ongoing dental pain, it is recommended to arrange a dental check-up so the dentist can assess the affected area and discuss possible treatment options.
A dental check-up allows the dentist to assess teeth, gums, and overall oral health. Regular dental check-ups help monitor oral conditions, identify concerns early, and support maintaining a healthy smile over time.
Restorative dentistry refers to dental treatments used to repair or replace damaged or missing teeth. These procedures may include dental fillings, crowns, bridges, or implants, depending on the patient’s oral health condition and treatment needs.