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Welcome to Pearl Dental Care
Twelve minutes by car from Glendenning, Pearl Dental Care sits on Queen Street, with St Marys Village Shopping Centre, the library and South Creek Park all close by.
Our clinic is built on long relationships, providing dental care that shifts as health needs change over the coming years.
Comfort is not an afterthought here, so we take the time to make each visit as comfortable as we can.


Meet Our Senior Dentist St Marys
Dr Mansoor Naseem

Why choose Dr Mansoor?
Expertise and Skills
Dedication towards Dentistry
Innovative Treatments
Meet Our Senior Dentist St Marys
Dr Mansoor Naseem
Why choose Dr Mansoor?
Expertise and Skills
Innovative Treatments
Dedication towards Dentistry
Care We Deliver
We provide preventive, restorative, cosmetic and surgical dental care for patients of every age at our clinic.
Begin With A $195 First Visit*
Full examination, two dental X-rays and a clean
Why Choose Us

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Simple To Reach
Payment Plans And Cover
Frequently Asked Questions
- Do you see patients from Glendenning?
Anyone living in Glendenning is welcome to book with us, and no referral is required beforehand. The easiest route is online, though a phone call works just as well if you would rather talk it through first. - What are your opening hours?
Weekdays run 9 am to 5 pm, and Saturday mornings are open from 9 am to 1 pm by appointment. Sundays are closed. Those opening hours stay the same every week, so you can plan around them. - What can be done about missing teeth?
Three routes exist, and which one suits depends on the gap and the health of what surrounds it. An implant anchors into the jaw, a bridge spans the gap using neighbouring teeth, and dentures rest on the gum. With dentures, quality comes down to the fit, so our dentist takes several appointments to get it right. - What happens with impacted wisdom teeth?
An impacted tooth is one that cannot come through properly. Surgical extractions are carried out at the practice, and the dental surgery is planned in advance so you know what to expect on the day. Sedation is available where the case calls for it. - Do you look at gum problems as well?
Yes. Gums are checked at every examination, not only the teeth. If there is bleeding, swelling or soreness, mention it at the start of the visit, and you will hear what has been found before making any decisions. - What happens on a first visit?
You meet our dentist, who checks your teeth, gums and bite, then talks through what has been found. Anything needing attention is set out with you, and we work through it in the order that matters most to you. - Can anything be done about how my teeth look?
Whitening, crowns and orthodontic work all change how a smile looks, though in different ways and over different timeframes. Outcomes vary from person to person, which is why our dentists set out what is realistic before anything is agreed. - I feel anxious about coming in. What helps?
Dental anxiety is common and worth mentioning at the booking stage, so extra time can be set aside. Where a longer procedure calls for it, three sedation options are available after assessment: IV sedation, nitrous oxide, also called happy gas, and oral sedation.
Note: Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
Get in touch
We would love to hear from you! Whether you have questions about our services, want to schedule an appointment, or just need some advice on dental care, we're here to help.









