YOUR LOCAL DENTISTS
The Preventative Approach
The friendly caring staff here at Welcome Bay Dental Care want to see you before oral health problems occur as our dental emphasis is on preventative oral health care as well as providing a family-focused and friendly atmosphere.
Preventative care is what we stand for at Welcome Bay Dental Care. Our warm, caring, and friendly staff assist all patients with only one thing in mind: to stop oral health problems before they get worse. We also strive to create an inviting, family-focused atmosphere in our clinic.
Our practice is always open to new and old patients alike. We welcome new faces in our clinic and we hope to be your long-term partner toward better oral health. Rest assured that we will work with you closely to meet your oral health goals. Read more.
Experience The Difference With Our 3 Step Process
Assessment
Initial consultation incl XRay, Diagnosis & Quote
Treatment
Completion of Treatment Plan
Prevention
Regular hygiene visits to maintain oral health
12 Months Q Card
12 months complete pre-approved
Free Adolescents Dental Care
Free dental care for adolescents up to age 18
Southern Cross Dental Care
Bring your card and we will process your claim
See What Our Clients Say
News
COME ON… WHAT ABOUT THE KIDS?
Come on… what about the kids? NZDA CEO Dr David Crum writes about the state of New Zealand’s Community Oral Health Service, and concerning numbers; 100,000 preschool and primary school children were overdue with recalls, 29,000 kids had teeth extracted last year, and...
DENTISTS DOING FIX UP JOBS AFTER DENTAL TOURISM FAILS
Dentists doing fix-up jobs after dental tourism fails RNZ, 12 April 2018 NZDA CEO David Crum released a statement responding to a study on Dental Tourism. He points out the risk to patients, the downsides of poorly implemented overseas treatment, and the need to...
SUGARY DRINKS – NZ WORSE THAN CANADA, UK AND AUSTRALIA, STUDY FINDS
Sugary drinks - NZ worse than Canada, UK and Australia, study finds Stuff.co.nz, 16 January 2018 NZDA reacted to research showing drinks sold in New Zealand have several teaspoons of sugar more than similar products sold in other countries by...
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