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Dentique Dental Spa

Helping you explore options to refresh and enhance your smile. We offer Smile Makeover services tailored to your needs.

Every smile is unique — we’ll work with you to find the right treatment. If you are bothered by the appearance of your teeth or skin and have put off doing something about it, call our office today for a FREE Computerized Smile Design and Complexion Analysis and find out firsthand how our Smile Makeover services and anti-wrinkle procedures can give you a Picture Perfect Smile at a price you can afford. Our services include:
• Invisalign Clear Braces
• ZOOM Teeth Whitening
• Porcelain Veneers, Crowns
• Dental Implants and Bridges
• Anti-Wrinkle Injections, Dermal & Lip Fillers

To schedule a free consultation with Dr. Furlan (valued at $250), call 08 9468 7152 or go to www.DentiqueDentalSpa.com.au.

16/10/2026

Completing a course of Invisalign clear aligner treatment is a milestone, but the end of aligner wear is not the end of orthodontic care. The phase that follows is called retention, and it is as clinically important as the treatment itself.

Teeth move through gradual remodelling of the bone around them. When active treatment finishes, those tissues need time to settle, and during this period teeth can tend to drift back towards their original positions. This is known as relapse, and it applies to all orthodontic treatment, including fixed braces.

A retainer helps hold the teeth in their new positions while the surrounding tissues consolidate. Our latest article explains:

- Why teeth can move after orthodontic treatment
- The difference between removable retainers and fixed (bonded) retainers
- How long retainers are generally worn, from full-time in the early months to night-time wear in the longer term
- How to clean and store a removable retainer, and what to do if one is lost or damaged
- Why fixed retainers are checked at regular dental reviews

Retainer wear is different for every patient, so your dentist will recommend a plan based on your individual treatment.

Learn more: https://dentiquedentalspa.com.au/smilemakeovers/invisalign/

Dentique Dental Spa
6/145 Walcott St, Mount Lawley WA 6050
08 6244 0089

*Outcomes are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks, including non-surgical procedures like dental veneers and whitening. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

05/10/2026

Finished Invisalign treatment? There's still one important step left.

After active treatment, the bone and tissues around the teeth haven't fully settled into their new positions yet. Without support, teeth can gradually drift back towards where they started. This is called relapse, and it can happen after any orthodontic treatment, including fixed braces.

Retainers help hold teeth in place while those tissues stabilise. Our latest blog from Dentique Dental Spa in Mount Lawley explains the difference between removable and fixed retainers, how long they're usually worn, and how to look after them.

Read our latest blog to learn more.
https://dentiquedentalspa.com.au/blog/

Outcomes are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks, including non-surgical procedures like dental veneers and whitening. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

Invisalign is a registered trademark of Align Technology, Inc.

01/10/2026

FREE Invisalign® OPEN DAY 💜

Join us at Dentique Dental Spa, Mount Lawley on Wednesday, 21 October 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM for our Invisalign Open Day.

Your complimentary visit includes an opportunity to:

• Meet Dr. Camelia Furlan and discuss your smile goals
• Have an iTero digital scan and 3D smile simulation
• Learn more about Invisalign® clear aligner treatment
• Discuss your individual treatment options
• Receive a complimentary Dentique goody bag
• Enter our $599 Home Teeth Whitening Raffle

📅 Wednesday, 21 October 2026
⏰ 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
📍 Suite 6, 145 Walcott Street, Mount Lawley WA 6050
📞 08 6244 0088

Reserve your free spot:
Book your Invisalign Open Day appointment
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Offer subject to eligibility and full terms and conditions. Treatment suitability must be determined by an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Offers may not be suitable for all patients and additional fees may apply where treatment or services fall outside the offer inclusions. Raffle terms and conditions apply. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

30/09/2026

Straight teeth without the metal — here's how Invisalign actually works.

Invisalign is a clear aligner system used to gradually reposition teeth over time. Rather than fixed brackets and wires, treatment uses a series of custom-made, removable aligners, each one shifting the teeth slightly closer to their planned final position. Aligners are typically changed every one to two weeks as treatment progresses.

Invisalign can be used to address a range of concerns, including crowding, gaps between teeth, and certain bite issues, though suitability depends on the individual case. Because the aligners are removable, eating and cleaning teeth generally continue as normal during treatment, though aligners need to be worn for a recommended number of hours each day to stay on track.

Treatment length varies depending on what's being addressed and how significant the movement required is — some cases are more straightforward than others. The only way to know what a particular case involves, including estimated timeframe, is a clinical assessment.
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Outcomes are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks, including non-surgical procedures like dental veneers and whitening. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

28/09/2026

One of the most common dental procedures is also one of the least understood — here's what a filling actually involves.

A filling is used to restore a tooth after decay or damage has been removed, filling the space left behind to rebuild the tooth's shape and function. The process typically starts with a local anaesthetic to numb the area, followed by removal of the decayed or damaged portion of the tooth. The remaining space is then cleaned and filled with a restorative material, which is shaped and set to match the tooth's natural contours.

There are a few different filling materials used in dentistry, including composite resin, which is tooth-coloured and bonds directly to the tooth structure. The choice of material depends on factors such as the location of the filling, the size of the area being restored, and the individual case.

Fillings don't last indefinitely — they can wear down over time or, less commonly, need replacement if a filling comes loose or the surrounding tooth changes. Regular check-ups allow a dentist to monitor existing fillings alongside the rest of the mouth.
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Outcomes are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks, including non-surgical procedures like dental veneers and whitening. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

23/09/2026

Case Study: Crowding and Chipped Front Teeth

This patient presented to Dentique Dental Spa, Mount Lawley, with crowding affecting the upper and lower dental arches, along with uneven, chipped edges to the upper front teeth.

Treatment involved a combination of Invisalign, a clear aligner system used to gradually reposition teeth, and dental recontouring, a technique used to reshape the edges of teeth to address unevenness. Treatment was completed over a six-month period.

Recontouring is generally suited to minor shape adjustments and works alongside orthodontic treatment such as Invisalign when both alignment and tooth shape are being addressed. The suitability and expected timeframe of any combined treatment plan depend on the individual case and are confirmed during a clinical assessment.
https://dentiquedentalspa.com.au/smile-gallery/photo-gallery/

These before-and-after images feature an actual patient treated at our clinic, shared with consent, for informational purposes only. Individual results vary. Outcomes are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks, including non-surgical procedures like dental veneers and whitening. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

21/09/2026

Reasons people delay getting implants, and the factors that actually matter.

Cost is often the first concern, and it's a reasonable one — it's worth weighing against what's involved in leaving a gap long-term. Financing options can be discussed as part of a written treatment plan, which gives actual figures rather than a rough guess.

Age is another common hesitation, though there's no upper age cut-off built into the procedure itself. What matters is bone density and gum health, which are assessed on an individual basis rather than by date of birth. Recovery is also a frequent worry — implant placement is done under local anaesthetic, and any swelling or discomfort afterwards is generally supported with standard pain relief, though individual experience varies.

Finally, some people consider simply leaving a gap. That's a valid choice, but it helps to know that the bone in that area is stimulated by the tooth root that's no longer present, which is part of why neighbouring teeth can shift over time. Each of these factors is best discussed individually, since what applies to one situation may not apply to another.
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Offers may not be suitable for all patients. Always consider your financial situation before committing to an offer or payment plan. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risk. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from a qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

16/09/2026

Teeth whitening works by using a bleaching agent, usually hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, to lift staining that sits within the enamel and dentine of the tooth. In-chair whitening involves a dentist applying a whitening gel and, in some systems, combining it with a light source intended to help activate the gel throughout the treatment session.

Results depend on several factors, including what's causing the discolouration in the first place. Staining from coffee, tea, red w**e, or smoking generally responds differently to discolouration caused by other factors, such as changes within the tooth itself. Because of this, a dentist will usually assess the cause of discolouration before recommending a whitening approach, and will talk through what level of change is realistic for that particular case.

Some people experience temporary sensitivity to cold during or after in-chair whitening, which typically settles within a day or so. A dentist can talk through options to help manage this as part of the appointment. Because whitening gel uses a bleaching agent, the gums, lips, and cheeks are protected throughout the procedure to avoid contact with soft tissue.

Whitening results aren't permanent, and how long they last depends on diet and lifestyle factors such as smoking, coffee, tea, and red w**e intake, along with regular dental hygiene visits.
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Outcomes are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks, including non-surgical procedures like dental veneers and whitening. This consultation is complimentary and does not include an exam, x-rays, diagnostics, or treatment. Fees apply for further services if booked. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

14/09/2026

Sometimes it's not a veneer you need.

Veneers and composite bonding are two different ways of changing the appearance of a tooth, and which one is appropriate depends on the individual case. Veneers involve a thin shell placed over the front of a tooth, usually requiring some preparation of the natural tooth surface. Composite bonding uses a tooth-coloured resin applied directly to the tooth to reshape or adjust its appearance, generally with less preparation involved.

Which approach is suitable depends on factors like the current condition of the tooth, what the person is hoping to change, and long-term considerations around maintenance. Composite bonding tends to suit smaller adjustments, while veneers are often considered for more significant changes across a smile. The only way to know which applies to a particular case is a clinical assessment.
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Outcomes are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks, including non-surgical procedures like dental veneers and whitening. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

11/09/2026

A small cavity, caught early, is usually a straightforward fix.

Tooth decay develops gradually, starting with weakening in the outer enamel before it progresses further into the tooth. When a cavity is identified early, treatment generally involves removing the decayed portion and placing a filling to restore the tooth's shape and function. Left unaddressed, decay can progress deeper into the tooth, which may require more involved treatment later on.

This is one of the reasons regular dental check-ups matter — they give a dentist the chance to identify decay while it's still small, using visual examination and, where needed, x-rays. Early identification generally means more treatment options are available, which is worth keeping in mind when deciding how often to schedule a check-up.
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Outcomes are not guaranteed. All procedures carry risks, including non-surgical procedures like dental veneers and whitening. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. See the Resources section of our website for additional treatment information and considerations.

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6/145 Walcott Street
Mount Lawley, WA
6050

Opening Hours

Tuesday	9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 4:30pm

Website

http://www.DentiqueDentalSpa.com.au/

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