Whether you are looking for a routine dental check-up or care to replace missing teeth, our dentist near Mentone takes time to understand your needs and discuss care options.
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For more than forty years, our clinic has provided care to individuals and families from nearby communities through ongoing dental support.
Dr Andrew Hong and Dr Jane Snell bring many years of clinical experience, strengthened through continuous learning and professional development.
Our team uses technology such as Guided Biofilm Therapy, intraoral scanning, and soft tissue lasers to support clinical assessment and treatment planning.
Good dental care begins with listening. Taking time to understand your concerns helps guide discussions about your oral health.
From Mentone, our clinic is about a 20-minute drive, located near Australia Post on Centre Road.
Across every appointment, our focus remains on respectful communication, thoughtful care, and supporting long-term oral health.
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.
In some situations, wisdom teeth may remain in place without creating noticeable concerns. If these teeth grow in correctly and can be cleaned properly, our dentist may recommend monitoring them during regular examinations. Routine assessment helps identify whether surrounding teeth and gums remain stable over time.
If wisdom teeth grow at an angle or become partially trapped beneath the gum, they may contribute to dental issues. Food and bacteria can collect around the area, which may increase the risk of irritation or infection. In these cases, our dentist may discuss treatment and explain whether removal may be considered.
Regular examinations help dentists monitor the position and condition of wisdom teeth over time. This approach supports preventive care and helps identify changes before they affect nearby teeth or gum health. Our dentist may recommend imaging or further assessment to determine whether treatment is necessary.
If wisdom teeth are causing crowding, infection, or discomfort, our dentist will explain available treatment options. These discussions help you understand possible next steps and allow you to make informed decisions about your care and long-term oral health.
Dental implants provide a way to replace lost teeth by positioning a titanium post within the jawbone to serve as an artificial root. Once healed, it can support a crown or other restoration designed to restore function and appearance.
Implants may be considered alongside other restorative treatments when teeth are missing or damaged. They can also be used to support dentures, improving stability during eating and speaking. Our dentist will review your condition and discuss whether implants may be appropriate for your situation.
When a tooth is lost, nearby teeth may gradually shift. Replacing missing teeth with implants may help maintain spacing and support the alignment of neighbouring teeth. Our dentist may discuss implants alongside other options, such as clear aligners or Invisalign, when addressing changes in alignment.
Dental implants can help restore chewing ability and support natural speech. This may help people experience ease when eating and speaking. By restoring tooth function, implants can contribute to long-term oral health and support people in maintaining healthy smiles.