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Burpengary Dental Our team of happy and caring dentists and assistants aim to provide quality dental care in our clean

Our purpose is to service Burpengary and surrounds providing excellence in Dental Care. The principal dentist is John Yong Gee who graduated from The University of Queensland Dental School in 1986. John has worked privately in the Caboolture Shire for the past 20 years and has had experience in general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, root canal treatment, crown and bridge work, dentures and minor oral surgery including wisdom teeth extraction and the placement of oral implants. We accept: New patients, Medicare Child Benefits Schedule, Hospital Vouchers, Veterans Affairs patients and have facilities for immediate claims for Private Health Funds.

Snacking throughout the day more than you realise? Your teeth might be paying the price for it. 🍫Every time you eat, bac...
13/10/2026

Snacking throughout the day more than you realise? Your teeth might be paying the price for it. 🍫

Every time you eat, bacteria in your mouth feed on the sugars and starches left behind, producing acid that attacks your enamel — and that acid attack lasts up to 20 minutes each time. Snack frequently, and those attacks start overlapping, giving your enamel little to no time to recover in between.

It's one of the most common habits we see causing long-term wear, often without anyone realising it's happening until sensitivity or decay shows up. The good news is the fix doesn't mean cutting out snacks altogether — it's about being more intentional with when you eat them.

Stick to set mealtimes where you can, and give your teeth time to rest in between. Small change, big difference — and your enamel will thank you for it. 😊

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Noticed a lump on your gum and wondering if it's something to worry about? The answer is yes — and it's worth getting ch...
09/10/2026

Noticed a lump on your gum and wondering if it's something to worry about? The answer is yes — and it's worth getting checked sooner rather than later. 🦷

A lump on the gum is almost always a sign that something has changed — whether that's an abscess forming from an infected tooth, irritation from a sharp edge or ill-fitting denture, a build-up of tissue from chronic inflammation, or in rarer cases, something that needs closer investigation. And while it might not be painful right now, a lump rarely appears without a reason behind it.

Left unaddressed, a lump on the gum can signal an infection that's spreading beneath the surface, lead to swelling and discomfort as it progresses, and delay treatment for an underlying issue that will only get more involved the longer it's left. In some cases, what looks like a small bump is actually the first visible sign of a problem that's already been developing for a while.

The good news is that in most cases, a lump on the gum is straightforward to diagnose and treat — but getting it checked early gives us the best chance of resolving it quickly. 😊

☎️ (07) 3888 3777
📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

06/10/2026

"How long will I be in braces?" It's the question Dr Chris Xu gets asked more than any other.

The honest answer is that it depends on your teeth. On average, orthodontic treatment runs somewhere around one to two years. Simpler cases can finish sooner, and more complex movement takes longer.

Timeframes are general only and your own treatment time is worked out at your consultation, once we've looked at what actually needs to move.

What doesn't change is the approach. Every plan is built around the individual, and every small adjustment along the way is what adds up to a result that lasts.

Orthodontic treatment carries risks as well as benefits, so please seek a second opinion from a qualified health practitioner before deciding.

Thinking about braces or aligners for yourself or your child? Book a consultation with Dr Xu through the link in our bio.

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Noticed your teeth moving out of position and wondering if it's something to worry about? The answer is yes — and it's w...
02/10/2026

Noticed your teeth moving out of position and wondering if it's something to worry about? The answer is yes — and it's worth getting checked sooner rather than later. 🦷

Teeth shifting is almost always a sign that something has changed — whether that's tooth loss creating space for neighbouring teeth to drift, gum disease weakening the support around your teeth, teeth grinding putting uneven pressure on your bite, or natural changes that happen with age. And while it might seem gradual and harmless at first, shifting teeth rarely stop moving on their own.

Left unaddressed, shifting teeth can throw off your bite, make cleaning between teeth more difficult and increase your risk of decay, and signal an underlying issue that will only progress the longer it's left untreated. In some cases, what looks like minor movement is actually the early stage of a bigger structural problem that needs attention before it advances further.

The good news is that in most cases, teeth shifting can be managed effectively — but catching it early gives us the best chance of keeping your bite healthy and your smile aligned. 😊

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

Did you know the position of your teeth directly affects how well you can actually clean them? 💡Crowded or overlapping t...
29/09/2026

Did you know the position of your teeth directly affects how well you can actually clean them? 💡

Crowded or overlapping teeth create tight spots that are almost impossible to reach properly with a regular brush and floss. Plaque and bacteria build up in these areas more easily, and over time that makes decay and gum disease significantly more likely — especially in those hard-to-reach spots that get missed day after day.

The tricky part is that this kind of damage builds up quietly. It's not something you'll necessarily feel happening, but if it goes untreated, those overlooked areas are often where problems show up first. Straightening or addressing crowding isn't just about how your smile looks — it plays a real role in how easy it is to keep your teeth and gums healthy long term.

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

25/09/2026

The one piece of advice Dr Michelle Chin gives most often.

Brushing and flossing daily is the part everyone already knows. The part most people miss is the timing.

After you eat or drink, the acid in food softens your enamel for a while. Brushing straight away can scrub some of that softened enamel off instead of protecting it. Waiting around 30 minutes gives it time to harden again.

If you want to freshen up sooner, rinse with water or chew sugar free gum and save the brushing for later.

Small habit, and it's the kind of thing that adds up over a lifetime of teeth.

Due for a check up? Book online through the link in our bio or give us a call.

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Think brushing harder means cleaner teeth? It's actually doing the opposite. 🪥Scrubbing too firmly wears down your ename...
22/09/2026

Think brushing harder means cleaner teeth? It's actually doing the opposite. 🪥

Scrubbing too firmly wears down your enamel and pushes your gums back over time — and that kind of damage is very difficult to reverse. It's one of the most common habits we see causing long-term harm, often without anyone realising it's happening until the sensitivity or recession sets in.

The fix is simple: use a soft-bristled brush and gentle circular motions. Your teeth will come out just as clean, without the wear and tear on your enamel and gums. Small change, big difference — and your gums will thank you every single morning. 😊

☎️ (07) 3888 3777
📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

Noticed your gums pulling away from your teeth and wondering if it's something to worry about? The answer is yes — and i...
18/09/2026

Noticed your gums pulling away from your teeth and wondering if it's something to worry about? The answer is yes — and it's worth getting checked sooner rather than later. 🦷

Receding gums are almost always a sign that something has changed — whether that's a build-up of plaque and tartar below the gumline, gum disease that's taking hold, too much pressure from brushing, or teeth grinding that's putting extra strain on the tissue. And while it might not hurt much right now, receded gums rarely stay the same on their own.

Left unaddressed, receding gums can expose the sensitive root surface of your teeth, lead to increased sensitivity to hot, cold, and sweet foods, and signal an underlying issue that will only progress the longer it's left untreated. In some cases, what looks like minor recession is actually an early stage of gum disease that needs attention before it advances further.

The good news is that in most cases, receding gums can be managed effectively — but catching it early gives us the best chance of protecting your smile long term. 😊

☎️ (07) 3888 3777
📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

15/09/2026

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A fixed set of teeth, without the months of waiting.

Most people assume full arch implants mean a long stretch of going without teeth. For suitable patients, our team can plan, place and fit a fixed full arch in as little as 1 to 2 days.

Everything happens here. One clinic, one team, and a clear process from your first consultation through to the day your new teeth are fitted.

Full arch implants are a surgical procedure. Suitability, timing and results vary from person to person and are assessed at your consultation.

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

04/09/2026

Dr Rochelle Yong Gee explains: what is sleep apnoea?

Sleep apnoea is when your breathing repeatedly stops and starts while you sleep — often without you realising it's happening.

The signs are easy to miss. Loud snoring, waking up with a dry mouth or headache, and feeling tired no matter how long you were in bed.

Dentists are often the first to spot it, because the clues show up in your mouth — worn teeth from grinding, or a narrow airway.

If that sounds familiar, it's worth a chat. Dr Rochelle can assess your airway and talk you through the options.

☎️ (07) 3888 3777
📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

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5-2 Commerce Place
Burpengary, QLD
4505

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 7pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 7:30am - 1pm

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