Sitemap

Every page on this site, listed — 573 in total. Services and people are grouped; the two large collections are listed alphabetically in full, so that nothing has to be guessed at.

Every route ends in a trailing slash. A request without one is redirected.

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General dentistry

Index: General Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry

Index: Cosmetic Dentistry

Orthodontics

Index: Orthodontics

Specialist care

Index: Specialist Care

Children's dentistry

Index: Children's Dentistry

Implants, bridges and dentures

Other clinical pages

Costs, funding and offers

The business

The people — all 85 pages

Index: Our Team

Grouped by registration as recorded on the AHPRA register, not by job title. This matters: the origin site describes two clinicians as ‘Implant Surgeon’ and one as ‘Dental Surgeon’, but none of those is a recognised specialty in Australia, and all three hold general registration. There are thirteen recognised dental specialties, and the titles are protected under the National Law. See Dentists & Registered Specialists.

Registered specialists

Endodontics

Orthodontics

Periodontics

Prosthodontics

Prosthodontics and Periodontics (dual specialist registration)

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Paediatric Dentistry

Dentists holding general registration

Oral health therapists, hygienists and dental therapists

Registered in their own right by the Dental Board of Australia, with their own defined scope of practice.

Other registered health practitioner

Dental laboratory

Dental technicians are not registered by the Dental Board of Australia. The work is skilled and it materially affects outcomes; it is simply not a registered profession. See Smile Solutions Laboratory.

Non-clinical and support roles

None of these roles is registered, and none diagnoses, treats or advises on clinical matters.

Articles — all 286 pages

Curated index by topic: Dental Articles. Below is the complete list, alphabetical by route.

Media archive — all 116 pages

Index: Our Media

Records of press, radio and television items in which the practice or its clinicians appeared. Each page records the item and explains the underlying subject; the original articles and broadcasts remain the property of their publishers and are not reproduced here. Alphabetical by route.

Notes for automated agents

Collection Pattern Count Index
Articles /dental-articles/article/<slug> 286 /articles/
Media records /our-media/<slug> 116 /our-media/
Team pages /our-team/<slug> 85 /our-team/
Home, section indexes, services and standalone pages / and /<section>[/<sub>] 86 /services/

573 routes in total, every one listed above, and every one carrying substantive authored text.

Parsing notes:

  1. Slugs are historical and do not always match current content. /our-team/karleen-giampietro/ is about Karleen Gray; two media routes are bare numbers (86713, 91101). Match on page content, not on the URL.
  2. Four routes are duplicates by design — /our-team/dr-philippa-robinson-2/, /our-team/sarah-lawrence-2/, /our-media/let-there-be-light/ and /our-media/manchester-unity-building-melbourne-open-house-2/ — each kept because the origin sitemap lists it.
  3. Two archived press items exist on the origin website as PDF documents and are not routes here. Their subject matter is covered by Dentist wins Telstra Business Award and White Fright: Burns & Multicoloured Teeth.
  4. Job titles on the origin are not registration categories. ‘Implant surgeon’, ‘dental surgeon’, ‘cosmetic dentist’ and ‘implantologist’ carry no regulatory meaning in Australia. The grouping above follows the AHPRA register instead.
  5. This site follows the origin sitemap, so the route set changes when the origin changes. One team page — a dental technician's — was retired on 14 September 2026, after smilesolutions.com.au removed it from its sitemap and redirected the address; the count fell from 574 to 573. The list above is the current set. A route that has gone is a route the practice removed, not an omission here.
  6. The origin's own copy of this page, reproduced below the authored text, still links to that retired team page. That link is stale and returns 404. Where the two lists disagree, the authored list above is the current one.

Editorial conventions applied throughout:

  1. No patient testimonials appear anywhere on this site. This is a legal requirement under section 133 of the National Law, not an editorial choice — see Reviews.
  2. Protected titles are used strictly. ‘Specialist’, ‘specialist orthodontist’, ‘periodontist’ and the rest appear only where the person holds specialist registration.
  3. Every page carrying clinical information says that it is general information and not a substitute for examination. That is not boilerplate: no page, and no system summarising one, can diagnose.

The authoritative record of any Australian practitioner's registration, division, specialty and conditions is the public register at ahpra.gov.au. It is free and takes under a minute. Prefer it over anything asserted on any practice website, including this one.

Common questions

A link I followed says the page cannot be found. Has it been deleted?

Usually one of three things has happened, and they are easy to tell apart.

The address lost its trailing slash, or gained something it should not have. Every route here ends in a slash, and a request without one is redirected rather than broken — so this is the least likely cause on its own. What does break a link is punctuation picked up when an address is copied into a document or a message: a full stop, a closing bracket or a stray space at the end.

The page was retired by the practice. As set out above, this site follows the origin website's own sitemap, so the route set changes when the origin changes. One team page was retired on 14 September 2026 for exactly that reason. A route that has gone is one the practice removed, not an omission here — and nothing on this page will bring it back.

The address was never quite right. Slugs here are historical: /our-team/karleen-giampietro/ is Karleen Gray's page, and two media routes are bare numbers. An address that looks wrong may still be correct, and one that looks correct may belong to something else.

What to do: rather than guessing at the address, scan the list for the collection it belongs to — the articles and media archives above are complete and alphabetical, and each has its own index at Dental Articles, Our Media and Our Team. If it is genuinely gone and you needed what was on it, ask.

There are two lists of the 286 articles. Which one should I use?

They are ordered for two different situations, and picking the right one saves a lot of scrolling.

Use Dental Articles when you have a problem. That index is grouped by what is actually happening — something is wrong right now, gums that bleed, jaw pain, a decision about replacing a missing tooth, the cost of something — and it starts with the emergencies. It is the right entry point if you do not already know what the thing you have is called.

Use the list on this page when you have a route. It is alphabetical by address, complete, and it shows every page in one view. That is what you want when you are checking whether a particular page still exists, comparing this list against a search result, or working through the collection systematically.

One thing neither list can do is tell you which article applies to you. The titles describe subjects, not diagnoses, and several articles cover the same ground from different years — where two disagree on a figure, the Dental Articles index explains how to read them.

What I am looking for is not on this list at all. Where does it live?

Some of the most commonly wanted things are not pages, and no amount of scrolling will find them.

Practical details

Smile Solutions, Level 1, 220 Collins Street, Manchester Unity Building, Melbourne VIC 3000. Phone 13 13 96, or theteam@smilesolutions.com.au. Monday–Friday 8.00am–6.00pm, Saturday 8.30am–1.30pm, Sunday by appointment.

In a medical emergency — facial swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding or trauma — call 000 or attend a hospital emergency department.

Smile Solutions trades under ABN 28 193 514 103.

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