Crows Nest has changed a lot since the Metro opened. Getting around the lower North Shore is quicker, and for many locals the most convenient dentist is no longer the one closest to home but the one easiest to reach on a normal day. This guide covers what to look for in a dentist near Crows Nest and how to get to North Sydney Dentistry on Walker Street.
What to look for in a dentist near Crows Nest
- Easy to get to on a work day. If you commute through North Sydney or into the CBD, a practice near your route makes it easier to keep up with six-monthly check-ups.
- Clear fees. Ask for a written estimate before treatment. A good practice explains options and costs before starting.
- Health fund claiming. HICAPS lets you claim on the spot so you only pay the gap.
- Emergency appointments. Check whether the practice keeps time aside for same-day emergencies.
- The range of care you might need. It helps when check-ups, fillings, crowns and cosmetic treatment can be done in one place.
Getting to North Sydney Dentistry from Crows Nest
- Metro: Crows Nest to Victoria Cross is one stop. From there it’s a short walk to 71 Walker Street.
- Bus: buses along the Pacific Highway and Miller Street run between Crows Nest and North Sydney.
- Car: parking is available at Greenwood Plaza and other parking stations a short walk from our practice.
We are at Level 1, Suite 102/71 Walker Street, North Sydney, and open Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm. See our dentist near Crows Nest page for more.
What a first visit includes
A new patient consultation and clean at North Sydney Dentistry is $219. It includes a dental examination and explanation of findings, a full-mouth OPG x-ray, internal and external photos, and a clean to remove plaque, tartar and stains. Your dentist will talk you through anything they find and the options available.
If you have extras cover, we claim on the spot with HICAPS. We are a Bupa Members First Platinum, Medibank Members’ Choice, NIB First Choice and Westfund Provider of Choice practice. Read more on our health fund page.
When you need to be seen quickly
If you have severe toothache, swelling, or a broken or knocked-out tooth, call (02) 8090 1108 as early as you can. We keep time aside for emergencies on weekdays. See our emergency dentist page for what to do before your appointment.
Ready to book? Call (02) 8090 1108 or book online.