Burpengary Dental

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 o

ral 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.

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.

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

Noticed a sharp edge on your tooth and wondering if it's worth getting checked? The answer is yes — and sooner rather th...
01/09/2026

Noticed a sharp edge on your tooth and wondering if it's worth getting checked? The answer is yes — and sooner rather than later. 🦷

A sharp tooth edge is almost always a sign that something has changed — whether that's a small chip, a crack that's beginning to spread, a filling that has worn down or broken away, or enamel erosion that has left the surface uneven and rough. And while it might not be causing significant pain right now, a sharp edge rarely stays that way on its own.

Left unaddressed, a sharp tooth edge can cut into your cheek, tongue, or gum tissue, cause irritation that becomes increasingly uncomfortable over time, and signal an underlying structural issue that will only get worse the longer it's ignored. In some cases, what feels like a minor chip is actually the beginning of a more significant crack that needs prompt attention before it extends further.

The good news is that in most cases, a sharp tooth edge is a quick and straightforward fix — but getting it checked early gives us the best chance of keeping it that way. 😊

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Here's a dental tip that could change the way you think about snacking — and your enamel will thank you for it. 🥗Most pe...
28/08/2026

Here's a dental tip that could change the way you think about snacking — and your enamel will thank you for it. 🥗

Most people focus entirely on what they eat when it comes to their oral health — but how often you eat matters just as much. Every time you consume food or drink, the bacteria in your mouth produce acid that attacks your enamel for up to 30 minutes afterwards. Three meals a day means three acid attacks. But constant snacking throughout the day means your enamel is under attack almost continuously — with barely any recovery time in between.

This is exactly why frequent snacking — even on foods that seem healthy — can be surprisingly damaging to your teeth over time. Your saliva needs time to neutralise the acid and begin remineralising your enamel between eating occasions, and constant grazing doesn't allow that process to happen effectively.

Sticking to set mealtimes where you can and giving your teeth time to recover in between is one of the simplest and most effective dietary changes you can make for your long-term oral health. 😊

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25/08/2026

What's your favourite part of the job? For Dr Chris Xu, it's the people.

He loves the technical side of dentistry, but the part he actually looks forward to is the conversations — getting to know his patients, hearing about their families, their work, what's been going on in their lives.

And then there's the transformation. Some patients walk in nervous, dreading every moment. Chris takes it slowly, explains everything, gives them time. Over a few visits, something shifts. They stop bracing. They book without hesitating.

Watching someone go from anxious to confident is the best part of the job. It's not just the teeth that change — it's how a person feels about looking after themselves.

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Noticed a cavity and wondering if it can wait? The short answer — the sooner you get it seen to, the better. 🦷A cavity m...
21/08/2026

Noticed a cavity and wondering if it can wait? The short answer — the sooner you get it seen to, the better. 🦷

A cavity might seem like a minor issue, especially if it's not causing any pain yet. But here's the thing — cavities don't stop growing on their own. Every day that passes, decay works its way deeper into the tooth, moving through the enamel, into the dentine, and eventually toward the nerve. What starts as a small filling can become a root canal or a crown simply because it was left too long.

Pain is actually one of the last signs that a cavity has progressed — by the time it hurts, the damage is usually already significant. Getting it treated early keeps the procedure simple, the cost manageable, and the amount of natural tooth lost to an absolute minimum.

Don't wait for the pain to make the decision for you — come in and get it sorted while it's still a straightforward fix. 😊

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

Here's a connection most people never think about — but one that could explain a lot. 💡Most people are aware that stress...
18/08/2026

Here's a connection most people never think about — but one that could explain a lot. 💡

Most people are aware that stress affects their sleep, their digestion, and their overall wellbeing — but very few realise just how directly it impacts their oral health too. Clenching and grinding that happens subconsciously during stressful periods, mouth ulcers that flare up when you're run down, and gum disease that's harder to manage when your immune system is under pressure are all conditions with a well-established link to elevated stress levels.

What that means is that looking after your mental health isn't just good for your mind — it's one of the most important things you can do for your teeth and gums too. And if you've been noticing jaw soreness, recurring ulcers, or gum sensitivity during particularly stressful periods, it's worth mentioning at your next visit.

The connection between stress and oral health is more real than most people think — and we're here to help you manage both. 😊

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

14/08/2026

Is teeth whitening safe? Dr Michelle Chin gives you the honest answer.

The short version? Yes — but with one important condition. Teeth whitening is safe and effective when it's done with approved ingredients by a dental professional.

That last part matters more than most people realise. The shelf products and viral DIY trends floating around can be a real gamble — using unregulated ingredients or the wrong concentrations can damage your enamel, irritate your gums, and leave you with sensitivity that lasts long after the treatment.

When whitening is carried out by a professional, everything is done with care and control. Your teeth and gums are properly assessed first, only approved and tested ingredients are used, and the treatment is tailored to you — so you get brighter results safely, without putting your long-term dental health at risk.

A whiter smile is absolutely worth it. Just make sure it's done the right way, by someone who knows exactly what they're doing.

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

Noticed a broken or chipped filling and wondering if it can wait? The short answer is — don't leave it too long. 🤔A fill...
11/08/2026

Noticed a broken or chipped filling and wondering if it can wait? The short answer is — don't leave it too long. 🤔

A filling that has cracked, broken, or fallen out might not cause immediate pain, but that doesn't mean everything is fine underneath. Fillings exist to protect the vulnerable inner structure of your tooth from bacteria and decay. Once that seal is broken, bacteria can work their way in through the gaps — reaching the deeper layers of the tooth far more quickly than they could before the filling was placed.

What starts as a minor inconvenience can progress into a much more serious problem if it's left unaddressed — potentially requiring a crown, root canal treatment, or in the worst cases, extraction of a tooth that could have been saved with a simple replacement filling.

The good news is that replacing a broken filling is one of the quickest and most straightforward procedures we do. Don't wait for the pain to tell you it's urgent — give us a call and we'll get it sorted. 😊

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

Closed Monday 10 August for the Ekka Show Day public holiday! 🎡Our team will be back in the practice from Tuesday 11 Aug...
08/08/2026

Closed Monday 10 August for the Ekka Show Day public holiday! 🎡

Our team will be back in the practice from Tuesday 11 August, so if you need us before then, give us a call today or leave a message and we'll get back to you first thing Tuesday morning.

Enjoying the long weekend? A quick reminder for the show bag lovers — all that sticky, sugary goodness is a big one for your teeth. Rinse with water after treats, keep up your brushing and flossing, and your smile will thank you. 🍭😁

Have a safe and happy Show Day, Burpengary!

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📍 Unit 5/2 Commerce Place, Burpengary QLD

Here's a dental tip that could be the most important habit change you make this year. 🌙Most people think brushing in the...
07/08/2026

Here's a dental tip that could be the most important habit change you make this year. 🌙

Most people think brushing in the morning is the priority — but it's actually your night brush that matters most. Throughout the day, everything you eat and drink leaves behind bacteria and food particles that sit on your teeth and gums, producing acid that attacks your enamel hour after hour.

When you skip your night brush, all of that buildup stays on your teeth for eight or more hours while you sleep — giving bacteria the perfect warm, undisturbed environment to cause decay and gum damage overnight. And because saliva production drops significantly while you sleep, your mouth has far less natural defence against that bacterial activity than it does during the day.

Never skip your night brush. It takes two minutes and it's one of the single most effective things you can do to protect your teeth between dental visits. 😊

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📍 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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