Implants
Implant and restorative planning
For missing teeth, implant questions, and staged restorative decisions, Dr. Chopra helps patients understand suitability, function, aesthetics, maintenance, and sequence of care.
Meet the dentists and oral health therapist who will listen first, assess carefully, and explain your choices without pressure. If you feel nervous, embarrassed, or unsure what to book, this is the team who helps turn the first conversation into a clear next step.
Dr. Meheransh ChopraPrincipal DentistPrincipal Dentist Dr. Chopra helps patients understand their oral health, implant and restorative options, and the maintenance considerations that sit behind a sensible plan.Learn more
Dr. Philene NgDentistDr. Ng brings a calm restorative and preventative focus to appointments, with communication and patient education shaping the way options are explained.Learn more
Dr. David LauDentistDr. Lau provides broad general dental care and has a particular interest in helping anxious patients feel more at ease during appointments.Learn more
Lydia LeeOral Health TherapistLydia supports children and adults with oral health therapy, maintenance, periodontal care, and practical home-care education.Learn moreShop 6 / 15 Tribute Street West, Shelley
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General, family, restorative, cosmetic, emergency, and implant care in one studio.
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Principal Dentist Dr. Chopra helps patients understand their oral health, implant and restorative options, and the maintenance considerations that sit behind a sensible plan.
Dr. Chopra graduated from the University of Western Australia and focuses on helping patients understand their dental health before making decisions. His consultations place emphasis on education, careful assessment, and treatment planning that is explained in practical language.
At the studio, Dr. Chopra is closely involved in implant and restorative conversations, including suitability, function, aesthetics, maintenance, and the sequence of care. Outside dentistry, he enjoys motorsports, football, and music, and is Vice President of the WA Dental Alumni Association.
He is often the person patients meet when they want a careful explanation before choosing a major next step.
The right appointment depends on your concern and assessment findings. These focus areas help connect the team to built care pathways without asking you to diagnose yourself first.
Implants
For missing teeth, implant questions, and staged restorative decisions, Dr. Chopra helps patients understand suitability, function, aesthetics, maintenance, and sequence of care.
Prevention
For check-ups, maintenance, and restorative questions, Dr. Ng focuses on communication, prevention, and explaining what is happening in practical language.
Everyday care
For broad dental concerns, family visits, and patients who feel unsure where to begin, Dr. Lau and the wider team can help make the appointment feel more approachable.
Urgent questions
If something hurts, breaks, swells, or changes quickly, the studio can guide the most suitable appointment type and assess what is happening before advice is given.
Appearance
For colour, shape, wear, crowding, or old dental work, the first step is understanding health, function, risks, and maintenance before comparing cosmetic options.

Many patients arrive with mixed feelings: embarrassment about time away, concern about cost, fear of being judged, or uncertainty after reading too many treatment pages. The team treats those concerns as part of the appointment, not a side note.
You can describe what feels difficult in ordinary language: pain, embarrassment, a missing tooth, a broken filling, anxiety, or simply not knowing where to begin.
The team connects what they can see clinically with what you have been feeling, then explains the likely causes, limits, and options without rushing the decision.
Timing, fees, alternatives, risks, maintenance, and review appointments are discussed once the clinician understands your mouth and your priorities.
Not every part of a good visit happens in the dental chair. The wider studio process helps the first call, assessment, hygiene care, estimates, reviews, and follow-up questions stay connected.
The first conversation helps clarify whether you need a check-up, urgent guidance, implant discussion, family visit, hygiene appointment, or longer assessment.
Dentist-led assessment considers your concern, dental history, gums, bite, imaging needs, oral health, and the practical factors that shape safe advice.
Oral health therapy, cleans, periodontal maintenance, and home-care education help make ongoing dental care feel clearer for children and adults.
When treatment is discussed, the team can explain timing, review appointments, estimates, maintenance, and what information you may want before deciding.
Dental care can feel easier when the process is visible. The same studio team helps connect the first call, assessment, maintenance, and follow-up conversations.
You can describe symptoms, missing teeth, anxiety, time away from dentistry, or the treatment question you are trying to understand.
The clinician checks the relevant teeth, gums, bite, history, and imaging needs before explaining what the findings may mean.
Options are framed around your assessment, including alternatives, risks, likely timing, fee estimates, and maintenance responsibilities.
Ongoing hygiene, reviews, and home-care guidance help support oral health after the first appointment or any planned treatment.
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