17 Monash Ave, Perth, Australia
Oral Health Centre of Western Australia (OHCWA) is a premier state-of-the-art dental teaching and learning facility located in Nedlands, a suburb of Perth, Western Australia. Affiliated with the University of Western Australia's Dental School, Oral Health Centre of Western Australia is the only institution in Western Australia offering tertiary training in dentistry. Beyond its educational mission, the center operates as a full-service oral healthcare clinic, providing comprehensive dental treatment to eligible Western Australian patients. Uniquely positioned as the sole provider of specialist dental services to public dental patients in Western Australia, Oral Health Centre of Western Australia combines cutting-edge research, teaching excellence, and public dental care in a modern, well-equipped facility near Perth's Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre.
Oral Health Centre of Western Australia in Perth represents the pinnacle of dental education and clinical care in Western Australia. The facility features modern clinical operatories, specialized laboratories equipped with cutting-edge technology, clinical teaching spaces, and advanced computing facilities supporting both student training and patient care. The center's strategic location in Nedlands adjacent to Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre (with Perth Children's Hospital across the road) positions it as a central hub for comprehensive oral healthcare delivery. Oral Health Centre of Western Australia serves eligible Western Australians requiring emergency, general, and specialist dental treatment, offering publicly-funded care to those holding current Healthcare or Pension Concession Cards.
Oral Health Centre of Western Australia in Perth provides comprehensive general and specialist dental services:
Oral Health Centre of Western Australia features state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge technology supporting both clinical excellence and dental education:
The investment in modern technology at Oral Health Centre of Western Australia ensures Perth patients receive evidence-based, contemporary dental care delivered using the latest clinical and educational resources.
The Oral Health Centre of Western Australia offers distinctive advantages for eligible Perth residents seeking professional dental care:
Patients receiving care at Oral Health Centre of Western Australia in Perth benefit from treatment delivered by dental professionals committed to both patient care and dental education. The facility's teaching mission means patients often receive care from senior dental students supervised by experienced faculty dentists, combining thorough, detailed treatment with educational oversight. For many Perth patients, this translates to longer appointment times, comprehensive care planning, and access to multiple levels of clinical expertise.
The clinic's professional environment, modern facilities, and commitment to comprehensive treatment planning create a positive patient experience. Eligible Western Australian residents appreciate the access to specialist services and publicly-funded care at Oral Health Centre of Western Australia, particularly for complex cases requiring specialist expertise. The center's location adjacent to major medical facilities and Perth Children's Hospital facilitates coordinated healthcare delivery for patients requiring multidisciplinary treatment.
Oral Health Centre of Western Australia is strategically located in Nedlands, a suburb of Perth, Western Australia, adjacent to Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre and near Perth Children's Hospital. The Nedlands location provides easy accessibility for Perth metropolitan residents and those from surrounding areas. The facility's proximity to major medical facilities makes it convenient for patients requiring coordinated dental and medical treatment in the Perth area. Public transportation links and ample parking support easy access to Oral Health Centre of Western Australia for Perth residents seeking professional dental care.
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★ 101 reviews
Ross Bartley
March 2026 · ★ 1
Current orthodontist has left. No replacement. Staff dont seem to care that son is in the middle of braces treatment. No explanation or help. A subsidised treatment should not be an excuse for poor patient care.
Kim jaeger
March 2026 · ★ 1
Customer service skills are horrible especially the staff at reception, extremely rude and pretty useless tbh. Dentists here are extremely good, gotta take the good with the bad.
Brandon
March 2026 · ★ 1
Most rudest receptionist to ever talk to i was on a phone call with them i was writing down a phone number i was talking very nice and calm and i asked to repeat it and the person gave me a rude tone.
Sally sas
March 2026 · ★ 1
Bad service.. long time waiting .. unfriendly receiptionist ..they are extremely bad
Joanie Stride
March 2026 · ★ 1
Unbelievable. The staff were quite abrupt and we were messed around with no explanations given
Mahdi Mohammadi
March 2026 · ★ 1
The most rudest, obnoxious, unprofessional Receptionist you ever find on planet.
Jason Lurie
March 2026 · ★ 1
Staff at the front desk are horrendous. Look up unhelpful in the dictionary and you will find a photo of the staff sitting behind the front desk at Oral Health Centre. They be better off having a machine that you could check into your appointment with when you get there as well as a automated system that leaves messages for the appropriate dental student if you need to get hold of them by phone. Shame really as the dental student looking after us is actually really good and helpful.
Jeremy Holton
March 2026 · ★ 3
I wrote the following 4 years ago but I have modify my view in that they are not well organised. They keep sending me Statements saying I have to pay in 14 days but I have already paid according to the schedule and when I ring and enquire about it they say I don't have to pay. I just ignore there paper statements apparently the computer spits out meaninless rubbish. Also they have settled on one dentist who has been doing a good job One of our sons has significant problems with his teeth. So we have been to the oral health centre many times. They are generally quite well organised parking is not too difficult and we don't usually have to wait too long for our appointment. My only criticism would be that they seem to change dentist frequently so each time you go you see a different person. I guess this is due to the way in which they are stuffed
Claudia Everall
March 2026 · ★ 1
Went here to have my braces, very unhappy with end result. Had TADs put in, was told I won’t feel a thing and they didn’t even stop when I was screaming out in pain. Never got told anything about what was happening at my appts, can never get through to reception even though when I’m there, there’s like 5 people working. Once my braces were taken off, she smoothed my teeth down and then proceeded to put blobs of glue back on my teeth. Just pay the $6000, it’s not worth going here just for discount
Sanjaya Hettiarachchi
March 2026 · ★ 1
I have to take my 13 year old there . I was surprised staff force my child to walk in alone for the dental treatment in orthodontic clinic. she was nervous and so upset almost crying . I have requested my presence at treatment which they …
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