St Lucia Dental

I’m terrified of the dentist. I knew I had been slack with my teeth that I knew it was time for a clean! After reading reviews and confirming they were my health cares provider I booked a clean with St Lucia dental. The building is lovely and the staff and dental nurses are all so wonderful and friendly! I felt very welcome.
But I’m reviewing the service not personalities. I got home after my clean and my mouth was swollen and sore. Needed pain killers. Day 2 and I have woken up with a swollen cheek and my teeth are so sensitive and sore and red! I feel the dentist may have been rough with me! I’ve had fillings in the past that didn’t hurt this much! I will have to take pain killers today to eat so not very enjoyable.
My gums are still swollen day 4 and now I have horrible tooth pain that I haven’t experienced in 6 months :(
I would not recommend to see Dr Evans.

I went to St Lucia Dental once just before I went overseas because I’d missed my appointment with my regular dentist. They were so accommodating in squeezing me in, even though I’d never been there before.
I saw Dr Angus Quinn, possibly the youngest and best looking dentist I’ve ever seen. (Seriously, have you ever seen a dentist under the age of 40? I hadn’t.)
I was on my parents’ private health cover at the time, so the check-​up cost me nothing. Note: if you’re part of the Teachers Union Health Fund, St Lucia Dental is one of their accredited dentists, hence the free preventative dental care.
Highly recommend this little dental clinic and Dr Quinn.