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Dickson Dental on Cape

Family dentist · Cape St, Dickson

A calm family dentist in Dickson, with time to listen

Dr Kaur looks after children, teens and adults on Cape St — with unhurried appointments, honest advice and extra care for anyone who feels nervous.

  • New patients welcome
  • Children and families
  • Laughing gas available
  • Saturday by appointment
  • CDBS bulk billed
A mother and her young daughter brushing their teeth together on the couch

Monday to Friday, 8:30am–5:30pm

8 Cape St, Dickson

Dr Amandeep Kaur smiling beside a vase of flowers beneath the Dickson Dental on Cape logo
Dr Amandeep KaurPrincipal Dentist

Your dentist

Meet Dr Amandeep Kaur

Dr Kaur loves helping families look after their teeth from the very first visit, and takes extra time with anyone who feels nervous.

She has a particular interest in children's dentistry, how children's jaws and bites develop, orthodontics and clear aligners, and cosmetic dentistry. Most of all, she wants you to leave every appointment understanding what's happening in your mouth, and why.

  • Children's dentistry
  • Growth and development
  • Clear aligners
  • Cosmetic dentistry
  • Airway-focused care
  • Nervous patients
More about Dr Kaur

Inside the clinic

Step inside before you visit

Light timber, soft lighting and quiet treatment rooms, so you know what to expect before you arrive. Instruments are cleaned and sterilised in their own room, with separate clean and dirty areas.

  • The curved reception desk, with the Dickson Dental on Cape logo on a timber wall and a hallway leading to the treatment rooms

    Reception

    8 Cape St, Dickson

  • A surgery room with a blue dental chair, an overhead light and a wall screen showing a mountain scene, beside pale timber cabinetry and a frosted window with the Dickson Dental logo

    Surgery Room

  • A dental instrument unit beside an open doorway through to the bright front desk
  • The sterilisation room, with benches signed Dirty Area and Clean Area on either side of a steriliser

    Sterilisation room

    Separate clean and dirty areas

Looking beyond the teeth

Growth, bite, habits and breathing

For children especially, healthy teeth are only part of the picture. At every check-up, Dr Kaur looks at how the jaws are growing, how the teeth meet, oral habits and breathing — and explains anything worth watching.

  1. Growth

    How the jaws and face are developing as your child grows.

  2. Bite

    How the top and bottom teeth meet, and whether adult teeth have room.

  3. Habits

    Thumb or dummy sucking, tongue posture and swallowing.

  4. Breathing

    Mouth breathing or snoring — and when to see your GP.

We look for signs, explain what we see and refer you to the right professional when something needs a closer look. We don't diagnose or treat sleep conditions — that's a job for your doctor.

New patients welcome

What happens at your first visit

Your first visit is about getting to know you. Nothing happens without your agreement.

A father kneeling to hug his young son on an autumn path
  1. 1

    A comprehensive examination

    Teeth, gums, tongue and the soft tissues of your mouth.

  2. 2

    X-rays, if required

    Only when they'll show something we can't see.

  3. 3

    An oral health assessment

    How healthy your gums are, and how your home care is going.

  4. 4

    A bite assessment

    How your teeth meet and how your jaw moves.

  5. 5

    Airway screening, where indicated

    A look at breathing and habits, especially for children.

  6. 6

    Your concerns and goals

    What matters to you — and any worries.

  7. 7

    A personalised treatment plan

    Your options, explained clearly, with costs.

A woman holding a cup of tea by a sunlit window

“You stay in control at every step.”

Our promise

Nervous about the dentist?

Calm, unhurried care — at your pace

If the dentist makes you nervous, you're not alone, and you stay in control at every step.

  • Extra time to talk before anything starts
  • Every step explained before it happens
  • A stop signal you agree on — breaks are always fine
  • Laughing gas (nitrous oxide) when it's appropriate
Gentle care for nervous patients

Fees and funding

Clear costs, with no surprises

You'll always know the cost before treatment.

Fees and health funds
  • Claim on the spot

    We accept all major health funds and are an HCF preferred provider. Claim on the spot with HICAPS, so you only pay the gap on the day.

  • Child Dental Benefits Schedule

    Eligible children aged 0–17 can receive up to $1,158 over two years for basic dental care1. How the CDBS works.

  • Written estimates

    You'll get a written estimate before any treatment beyond a check-up.

  • Easy payment

    We accept EFTPOS, Visa and Mastercard.

8 Cape St, Dickson ACT 2602

Directions

We're a short walk from the Dickson shops and the light rail. Families come to us from across Canberra's inner north — Downer, Watson, Hackett, Ainslie, Lyneham, O'Connor, Braddon and Turner are all close by.

Finding us

On Cape St, in the heart of Dickson

8 Cape St, Dickson ACT 2602

02 6160 0540 reception@dicksondental.com.au

Opening hours

Opening hours
Monday8:30am–5:30pm
Tuesday8:30am–5:30pm
Wednesday8:30am–5:30pm
Thursday8:30am–5:30pm
Friday8:30am–5:30pm
SaturdayBy appointment
SundayClosed

Public holidays: closed

  • About a five-minute walk from the Dickson light rail stop on Northbourne Avenue.
  • Plenty of on-street parking, plus a car park behind the clinic.
  • Step-free entry and an accessible toilet.

Questions

Common questions

More answers on our FAQs page.

Do you welcome new patients?

Yes. We welcome new patients and families of all ages. Book a visit or call 02 6160 0540.

What happens at my first appointment?

We get to know you, check your teeth, gums and bite, take X-rays only if they're needed, and explain what we find and your options before any treatment. Your first visit.

Do I need X-rays at every visit?

No. X-rays are recommended only when they're clinically useful, based on your dental history, your risk and what we see.

When should my child first see a dentist?

When their first tooth appears or by their first birthday — whichever comes first.

What is airway-focused dentistry?

Looking at how a child breathes, swallows and rests their tongue and lips, alongside their teeth and jaws — and referring to the right health professional when something needs a closer look. About airway-focused care.

What is the Child Dental Benefits Schedule?

A Medicare program that helps eligible children aged 0–17 with basic dental care, up to $1,158 over two calendar years1. How the CDBS works.

Ready when you are

Book a check-up, your child's first visit, or a time to talk through a worry. We'll take it from there, together.