Cameron Dental Care
Dental Services
Why choose us?
Cameron Dental Care was established in Wodonga in 1987 in a modern custom built dental surgery. We are dedicated to serving the local community with care and commitment.
Cameron Dental Care has recently been completely refurbished. It has high quality digital imaging and computer management systems.
We take pride in offering service to the local Albury Wodonga community equal to that available in large cities. Our philosophy is that healthcare should not be compromised by living in regional Australia.
Many patients also visit Cameron Dental Care who live in neighbouring towns such as Corowa, Corryong, Tallangatta, Rutherglen, Myrtleford, Wangaratta and Bright.
Cameron Dental Care is proud to be a multigenerational practice. This means our patients can feel comfortable in the knowledge that their ongoing care will be secure.
We understand the importance of you feeling safe in our care and strive to develop a personal relationship with each of our patients. You will be recognised as an individual with unique needs and desires. We take the time to conduct a thorough dental examination and then discuss our findings with you to develop a personalised treatment plan. By following this approach, the chances of unforeseen dental emergencies are minimised. Before each appointment our patients are made aware of length of appointment and costs.
You are our main priority! We appreciate your trust in us to manage your dental care. Our promise to you is to act with honesty and integrity.
We welcome both new and returning patients to our practice. All patients are cared for in a professional and courteous manner. You matter to us!
The Dentists
Cameron Dental Care understands the benefit of multiple minds and values a team approach to your experience. The dentists will therefore often collaborate on cases to ensure the best possible outcome for you.
Dr Stephen Cameron
Stephen graduated from The University of Melbourne in 1978. He is a knowledgeable and skilled dental surgeon with almost 40 years’ experience. His special interests include implants and wisdom tooth removal.
Stephen enjoys excellence in all things, so when he’s not fixing your teeth he is listening to 70’s music on vinyl on his Hi-Fi system, keeping up with politics or enjoying fine food and wine in good company. He enjoys living in the Yackandandah valley with views towards Mount Buffalo.
Stephen has four children. His two grandchildren live in the USA.
AHPRA Registration No. DEN0001400210
Provider No. 051221B
Prescriber No. 955265
Dr Sarah Cameron
You’ve probably seen Sarah’s face around the clinic over the years – as Stephen’s daughter she gained an interest in oral health from an early age and nurtured this passion by frequently visiting the surgery to help out with patients and see how things were run.
Since graduating, Sarah is back on the border and dedicated to improving the health of regional Australians like yourself!
Outside of the clinic you can find Sarah cooking up a spread of unique desserts or enjoying great food and a laugh with friends. She enjoys being outdoors, keeping fit and reaping the cultural experiences provided by travel.
AHPRA Registration No. DEN0002060788
Provider No. 5206771A
Prescriber No. 1133406
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