Waratah Dental

Waratah Dental Waratah Dental is a family run, family focused professional dental clinic in Lithgow NSW

Shout out to Bouquets by Design for this beautiful floral bunch which was delivered to the surgery yesterday, they are a...
31/08/2026

Shout out to Bouquets by Design for this beautiful floral bunch which was delivered to the surgery yesterday, they are absolutely glorious!

Dr Kylie and our very own tooth fairy, Erika, visited Jack and Jill Preschool as part of Dental Health Week!The children...
26/08/2026

Dr Kylie and our very own tooth fairy, Erika, visited Jack and Jill Preschool as part of Dental Health Week!

The children had a great time learning about good oral hygiene, how to look after their teeth and the kinds of foods that help keep their smiles happy and strong.

A big thank you to Jack and Jill for inviting us along. Building good oral health habits from a young age can make such a difference, and it’s always a lot more fun when the tooth fairy is there to help!

Wisdom teeth usually appear between the ages of 18 and 25. As they come through, they can cause pain, swelling, infectio...
06/08/2026

Wisdom teeth usually appear between the ages of 18 and 25. As they come through, they can cause pain, swelling, infections or crowding, especially if there isn’t enough space in the mouth.

You may be tempted to wait until the pain becomes severe before seeing a dentist, but it's far better to come in earlier. A dentist can check how your wisdom teeth are developing and spot issues before they turn into infections or emergencies.

Dental Health Week is all about helping you understand the symptoms, timing and risks associated with untreated wisdom teeth problems.

If you have pain, swelling, or any concerns with your wisdom teeth, call Waratah Dental on (02) 6351-3520 to book an appointment.

Source, and fact sheets available at: teeth.org.au/dental-health-week

Cosmetic dentistry is becoming more common, especially if you're someone who wants a brighter or straighter smile. But w...
05/08/2026

Cosmetic dentistry is becoming more common, especially if you're someone who wants a brighter or straighter smile. But with so many treatments promoted online, like whitening, veneers and at‑home aligners, it can be hard to know what’s safe and what might damage your teeth. Making choices without the right information can lead to long‑term problems for both your teeth and gums.

While cosmetic treatments often improve your smile, they are still health procedures which need proper planning and care from a qualified dentist. Whether you’re thinking about whitening, straightening or changing the shape of your teeth, having the right facts helps you make decisions that protect your smile now and in the future.

If you are considering the different options available for cosmetic dentistry, make an appointment at Waratah Dental with Dr Gabe, Dr John or Dr Kylie.

Source, and fact sheets available at: teeth.org.au/dental-health-week

🦷 Ask a Dentist! 🪥 We want to know your dental related questions! Pop them in a comment below and we’ll answer them over...
05/08/2026

🦷 Ask a Dentist! 🪥

We want to know your dental related questions! Pop them in a comment below and we’ll answer them over the next few weeks.

Sports and energy drinks might seem like the go‑to option when you’re active, but they’re usually high in sugar and very...
04/08/2026

Sports and energy drinks might seem like the go‑to option when you’re active, but they’re usually high in sugar and very acidic.

This combination can wear away tooth enamel and increase your risk of decay. Dehydration can also dry out your mouth, which raises the risk of gum disease, decay and tooth wear. You're far better to stay hydrated with water which is the safest choice for your teeth.

Source, and fact sheets available at: teeth.org.au/dental-health-week

Playing high‑impact or contact sports without a mouthguard can result in serious injuries involving broken or chipped te...
03/08/2026

Playing high‑impact or contact sports without a mouthguard can result in serious injuries involving broken or chipped teeth, nerve damage, jaw injuries or even losing a tooth altogether. These injuries often don't come with quick fixes, and they can lead to years, sometimes decades, of ongoing dental treatment. Fortunately, many injuries are entirely preventable with a custom-fit mouthguard created by your dentist.

Make your appointment at Waratah Dental today to get your custom mouthguard on (02) 6351-3520.

Source, and fact sheets available at: teeth.org.au/dental-health-week

It’s Dental Health Week, and this year the focus is on the oral health of young Australians aged 18-25. Young Australian...
02/08/2026

It’s Dental Health Week, and this year the focus is on the oral health of young Australians aged 18-25.

Young Australians are increasingly relying on the internet to get their information. That’s why this year’s campaign, along with giving young people reliable information and good early-care habits, is stressing the importance of seeing a dentist before small issues turn into big problems.

We’ll be sharing information on sports drinks and mouthguards, cosmetics dentistry, and wisdom teeth this week, which all align with the campaign.

29/07/2026

Another result we’re pleased to share from Waratah Dental Lithgow.

For patients with missing, loose, or failing teeth, full arch dental implants may be one option worth considering.

This treatment is designed to replace missing or failing teeth with a fixed implant-supported bridge, with the aim of improving comfort, function, and confidence for suitable patients.

Dr Gabe provides full arch dental implant treatment at Waratah Dental Lithgow using careful planning, digital imaging, and modern implant techniques.

The first step is simple: book a consultation to find out whether full arch implants may be suitable for your individual situation.

Book your free dental implant consultation today.

Waratah Dental Lithgow
Dr Gabriel Mouawad
AHPRA registration: DEN0001659158

Important information:

Images are shared with patient consent and have not been altered with filters, AI enhancements, or unrealistic lighting.

Treatment outcomes vary between patients and depend on factors including general health, healing, oral hygiene, bone quality, and individual treatment needs.

All dental and surgical procedures carry risks, including discomfort, swelling, infection, implant failure, complications, and variable recovery times.

This information is general in nature and does not replace personalised dental advice.

Seek advice from an appropriately qualified, AHPRA-registered dental practitioner and consider obtaining a second opinion before proceeding with treatment.

When was your last check up at Waratah Dental? If you're only visiting the dentist when something hurts, you're probably...
28/07/2026

When was your last check up at Waratah Dental?

If you're only visiting the dentist when something hurts, you're probably waiting too long.

Regular check-ups and cleans are one of the simplest ways to keep your teeth and gums healthy. They allow us to spot small issues before they become bigger problems, while removing plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing simply can't.

A routine visit can help prevent tooth decay, gum disease and bad breath, while keeping your smile looking and feeling its best.

Even if your teeth seem perfectly fine, a check-up every six months can make all the difference.

Book your next visit at Waratah Dental on (02) 6351-3520.

Address

27 Railway Parade
Lithgow, NSW
2790

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 12pm - 4pm

Telephone

+61263513520

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