Surry Hills Dental Care

Surry Hills Dental Care Providing patients with the latest dental care with a gentle approach.

24/09/2025

Fresh dental clean doesn’t just make your teeth sparkle – it makes you feel confident, light, and ready to smile at the world. 😊✨

Self-care starts with your mouth, and your mood follows. 🪥💛

Choosing the right toothbrush and toothpaste can make a huge difference for your oral health 🦷💛. Here’s what to look for...
18/09/2025

Choosing the right toothbrush and toothpaste can make a huge difference for your oral health 🦷💛. Here’s what to look for:

🪥 Toothbrush:
👉Soft bristles protect enamel and gums
👉Size and shape should fit comfortably in your mouth
👉Replace every 3–4 months (or sooner if bristles fray)

🦷 Toothpaste:
👉Look for fluoride to strengthen enamel
👉For sensitivity, choose toothpaste designed to soothe nerves
👉Whitening pastes can help with surface stains, but don’t overuse

A few simple changes in your daily routine can prevent cavities, reduce sensitivity, and keep your gums healthy. ✨

17/09/2025

No need to stress – we guide you step by step. 🪥💛
Come see for yourself and experience a calm, friendly visit! ☺️

📍1/571 Crown St, Surry Hills NSW 2010

Healthy gums are the foundation of a healthy mouth! 💛 Gum disease often starts quietly, but catching it early makes all ...
17/09/2025

Healthy gums are the foundation of a healthy mouth! 💛 Gum disease often starts quietly, but catching it early makes all the difference. Here are some signs you shouldn’t ignore:

🦷 Bleeding when brushing or flossing – A warning that your gums are inflamed

🦷 Red, swollen, or tender gums – Early stage of gingivitis

🦷 Persistent bad breath – Could be caused by bacteria in gum pockets

🦷 Receding gums or longer-looking teeth – A sign gum tissue is pulling away

🦷 Loose teeth or changes in bite – Indicates more advanced gum disease

Early detection through regular check-ups helps prevent serious problems and keeps your gums strong and healthy.✨🪥

Just because your teeth don’t hurt doesn’t mean everything is fine! Cavities, gum disease, and other issues often develo...
11/09/2025

Just because your teeth don’t hurt doesn’t mean everything is fine! Cavities, gum disease, and other issues often develop silently, causing serious damage before you even notice. ⚠️🪥✨

Regular check-ups let us spot problems early, protect your teeth, and prevent costly treatments later. 💛

Don’t wait for pain to strike – book your dental check-up today! 📅💪

Do your teeth tingle when you eat ice cream 🍦 or sip hot coffee ☕? Sensitive teeth are more common than you think! Here ...
07/09/2025

Do your teeth tingle when you eat ice cream 🍦 or sip hot coffee ☕? Sensitive teeth are more common than you think! Here are some easy daily tips to keep discomfort away:

🪥 Use a soft-bristled toothbrush – gentle on enamel
🦷 Switch to toothpaste for sensitive teeth – soothes and protects
🍋 Limit acidic foods & drinks – like citrus, soda, and wine
✨ Brush in small circles – no scrubbing needed
😴 Wear a night guard if you grind your teeth – protect your enamel

A few simple changes can make a big difference! Need help managing sensitivity? Pop in and chat with us at Surry Hills Dental Care. 💙

Coffee lovers, we’ve got you! 😍 You don’t need to give up your flat white to keep your teeth stain-free. Try these tips ...
04/09/2025

Coffee lovers, we’ve got you! 😍 You don’t need to give up your flat white to keep your teeth stain-free. Try these tips instead 👇

👉Rinse with water after your coffee – it helps wash away pigments.

👉Use a straw (iced coffee season anyone? 😎) → less contact with teeth.

👉Don’t sip all day – finish your coffee in one go to reduce staining time.

👉Brush after ~30 mins (not immediately, to protect enamel).

👉Book regular cleans → professional polish = fresh, bright smile.

✨ Little habits make a big difference – so you can enjoy your daily brew and keep glowing!

We all love sparkling water on a hot day. 🫶 But is it as safe for your teeth as plain water? Let’s compare! 👇👉 Still wat...
02/09/2025

We all love sparkling water on a hot day. 🫶 But is it as safe for your teeth as plain water? Let’s compare! 👇

👉 Still water – pH neutral, hydrates, washes away food & acids. Always tooth-friendly. ✅

👉 Sparkling water – slightly more acidic → can weaken enamel if sipped all day. But it’s still way better than soft drinks!

✨ Pro tips:

→ Enjoy sparkling water with meals, not constantly throughout the day.

→ Rinse with plain water after.

→ Keep it sugar-free & unflavoured (flavoured sparkling = extra acids/sugars).

So… winner = plain water 💧 but sparkling is still a much healthier choice than soda.

🦷 How often should you really get a dental clean?You’ve probably heard “every 6 months” – and that’s a great general rul...
28/08/2025

🦷 How often should you really get a dental clean?

You’ve probably heard “every 6 months” – and that’s a great general rule. Regular cleans help remove plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing can’t reach, keeping your smile healthy and fresh. ✨

But the truth is – everyone’s mouth is different. Some people may need a clean every 3–4 months, while others can stretch it to 12 months. Factors like your gum health, lifestyle habits, and oral hygiene routine play a big role.

👉 Think of dental cleans like a reset button for your smile. The right frequency for you is whatever keeps your gums healthy, your breath fresh, and your teeth strong.

📅 Ready for your next dental clean? Book your appointment today and keep your smile shining! 😊

That white coating? It’s a mix of dead cells, bacteria, and food debris — totally normal, but it can cause bad breath.En...
25/08/2025

That white coating? It’s a mix of dead cells, bacteria, and food debris — totally normal, but it can cause bad breath.

Enter: tongue scraping! 🙌
A simple tool that helps remove buildup and keeps your breath fresh.

Try it daily for a cleaner, healthier mouth! ✨🦷

Have you tried tongue scraping yet? Let us know! 👇

Supporting local means supporting the heart of our neighbourhood. 💛Dad and the Frog Cafe one of those places we always e...
19/08/2025

Supporting local means supporting the heart of our neighbourhood. 💛

Dad and the Frog Cafe one of those places we always enjoy popping into. 😍

Check them out!

Not all wisdom teeth are trouble! 😉❌ Remove if: they’re causing pain, swelling, no space, or hard to clean.✅ Wait if: th...
14/08/2025

Not all wisdom teeth are trouble! 😉

❌ Remove if: they’re causing pain, swelling, no space, or hard to clean.

✅ Wait if: they’re straight, comfy, and easy to keep clean.

💡 A quick X-ray shows exactly what’s going on — and it’s painless.

Not sure about yours? Pop in for a visit and we’ll give you peace of mind. 🦷✨

Address

Level 1/571-573 Crown Street
Sydney, NSW
2010

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 1pm

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Dr. Alan Sfeir BDS (Syd) Dr Alan Sfeir is the principal dentist at Surry Hills Dental Care. He is a kind and friendly dentist who graduated with his Bachelor of Dental Surgery in 1996. In 1997 Dr Sfeir achieved a Bertolotti certificate in Cosmetic dentistry and completed the ADA Aesthetic dentistry course. Two years after graduating Dr Sfeir went to London for experience and was sponsored by a high end dental practice in central London, where he remained for over twelve years. Dr Sfeir became proficient in Cerec (Ceramic-Reconstruction) treatments. This technique involves provision of milled ceramic crowns and restorations, with direct digital impressions and stronger ceramics, conserving much more natural tooth-structure and with spectacular aesthetics. During 2004 to 2005 Dr Sfeir obtained Orthodontic and Orthopaedic certification to do early interceptive Orthodontics and straight wire therapy. In 2008 Dr Sfeir went on to attain invisalign orthodontic certification, as well as the ITI Dental implant surgical and restorative certification. In early 2012 Dr Sfeir obtained dental laser accreditation, for tooth preparation and soft tissue regeneration.