The University of Queensland, School of Dentistry

Brisbane, Australia

5

1 review

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+61 7 3365 8019
Website:
www.dentistry.uq.edu.au
Address:
200 Turbot St, Brisbane, Queensland, 4000
Spring Hill
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
100 ftWickham Terrace stop 134 at Watkins Place
380 ftWickham Terrace stop 133 at Brisbane Private Hosp
430 ftTurbot Street stop 3 near Albert Street
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Local time (Brisbane) 07:58 Friday, 30 May 2025

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QLD’s largest oral health care facility. Offering complete dental care by fully supervised university students at affordable rates

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1 review of The University of Queensland, School of Dentistry

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Place rating: 5
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As a person on a tight budget, I can’t afford to see a ‘normal’ dentist. Luckily, the School of Dentistry exists so that I can get my teeth checked and still have this beautiful smile ;).
The staff there were really friendly at reception and over the phone (you can also make an appointment via email if you’re anxious about phone calls). The student who looked at my mouth was professional, friendly and explained what they were doing. Their teacher/​supervisor who double checked was also lovely.
From memory, it was free because I had a health care card, which was amazing! It was only a check up though and there are different prices for different procedures.
If your budget is tight, or you want to give some student dentists some practise, give them a ring :).