Ashgrove Dental

Dec 30, 2024

Discover compassionate, judgement-free, pain-free dentistry at Ashgrove Dental. Your trusted North Brisbane dentist offering comprehensive dental services.

Categories: Dentist
Phone: 0733663355
Email: reception@ashgrovedental.com.au
Address: Highpoint – Ground Floor Suite 15-17/240 Waterworks Rd, Ashgrove QLD 4060, Australia, Ashgrove, QLD, 4060, Australia
Rating:
★★★★★

Ashgrove Dental was established in Ashgrove, QLD by Dr Leanne Leung in 2009, with the ambition of creating a thorough yet caring and compassionate dental practice. Now operated by Leanne’s son and second-generation dentist, Dr Philip Ho, Ashgrove Dental continues to provide exceptional dental treatment, affordable and transparent fees, and genuine care to its patients. We take a proactive approach to dental health, not only treating reactive dental issues when they arise but offering holistic dentistry schedules and plans to help you achieve your best smile. We invite you to contact our Ashgrove practice and look forward to welcoming you to our dental family.

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