Cumulus Dental

Since 1982, Cumulus Dental has been a trusted presence in Lismore, offering family-oriented general, cosmetic and restorative dentistry. As a QIP Accredited Practice and ADA member, you can expect quality in all we do. Our state-of-the-art clinic ensures precise, modern care. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we’re dedicated to serving you with excellence. If you experience a dental emergency outside of our operating hours, please call the Lismore Base emergency line on (02) 6620 2400 for urgent assistance. If you are unable to reach us and have severe swelling affecting breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, significant facial trauma, or signs of a serious infection (such as fever), please attend the Emergency Department at Lismore Base Hospital, Uralba Street, Lismore. Please note: Hospital Emergency Departments can provide medical management for serious infections, trauma, or pain relief, but they may not be able to provide definitive dental treatment. At Cumulus Dental we specialise in providing high-quality dental care for your entire family. Our team of experienced dentists and staff offers a comprehensive range of services, including preventative, cosmetic, restorative dentistry and orthodontics, all designed to help you achieve a healthy and beautiful smile. Making an appointment at Cumulus Dental is quick and easy and can be done in a few ways. Our clinic accepts a range of payment options including cash, major credit cards and claiming health fund benefits through HICAPS. We also have payment plans available, it requires setup prior to appointment, please let staff know. Yes, there is plenty of parking in The Village Shopping Centre, as you drive in you will see our wall signage. Most people should see their dentist every six months. These regular check-ups help maintain oral health and catch problems early. Depending on your needs, we might suggest more frequent visits. Regular dental check-ups are important for cleaning and spotting issues like cavities, gum disease, and oral cancer early, making treatments less invasive and cost-effective. Brush your teeth twice a day, floss once a day, and consider using mouthwash to fight bacteria. Eat a balanced diet with less sugar and avoid tobacco. It’s a good idea to bring your child in by their first birthday or when their first tooth comes through. Early visits can set positive dental habits for life.