The North Ward Health Campus Dental Clinic is a Queensland Health public oral-health service, not a private practice. Access is eligibility-restricted: adults must hold a current Australian Government concession card (Health Care Card, Pensioner Concession Card, or Commonwealth Seniors Health Card) to be eligible, and waiting lists generally apply for non-emergency care. Patients without concession entitlements should book a private clinic instead.
What this clinic offers
For eligible patients, the clinic provides public general and preventive dentistry — check-ups, scale and clean, fillings, simple extractions, and emergency care. Children’s dentistry is delivered through the broader Townsville Hospital and Health Service oral-health pathway. Specialist treatments, cosmetic dentistry, and elective implant or orthodontic work are not part of the public-dental scope and are handled outside this service.
Who it suits
Townsville residents with a current Health Care Card, Pensioner Concession Card, or Commonwealth Seniors Health Card who need affordable general dental care and can wait for a non-emergency slot. Eligible children may also be seen through the linked Queensland Health children’s dental pathway. Emergency dental presentations are triaged through the central call centre — patients with acute pain, swelling, or trauma should phone before attending.
Practical access
The clinic sits within the North Ward Health Campus at 35-38 Gregory Street. Public-dental hours are typically Monday to Friday, 7:30am to 4:00pm (with an earlier 3:00pm close on Wednesday) per the central oral-health service hours. Self-referral is by phone to the central call centre on 1300 300 850, which assesses eligibility and books patients into the appropriate site. Parking and wheelchair-access details are not published on the public oral-health page and should be confirmed when booking.
Eligibility and payment
Care is delivered under Queensland Health’s public dental program — there is no fund-claiming pathway and no HICAPS billing. Eligibility is means-tested via concession-card status; patients who are not eligible should choose a private clinic. Out-of-pocket costs (where any apply) are set under the public-dental fee schedule.
Sources
- Townsville HHS oral health services — official page
- Queensland Health service finder — North Ward Dental Clinic
- My Community Directory — North Ward Health Campus Dental Clinic
This profile was last verified on 2026-05-11. If any information is out of date, please tell us.
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Sources and verification
- https://qfinder2.health.qld.gov.au/HealthServiceProvider/Index/86c46cb1-7637-e611-80d2-00505601056f
- https://www.mycommunitydirectory.com.au/Queensland/Townsville/Health_Services/General_Health_Services/2942/102017/North_Ward_Health_Campus__Dental_Clinic_Townsville_
- https://www.townsville.health.qld.gov.au/services/oral-health-services/
Last verified: 2026-05-11. Report an update.
Frequently asked questions
Where is North Ward Health Campus Dental Clinic located?
The clinic is located within the North Ward Health Campus at 35-38 Gregory Street, North Ward QLD 4810, in Townsville. It is a Queensland Health public oral-health service rather than a private practice. Self-referral is by phone to the central oral-health call centre, which assesses eligibility and books patients into the appropriate site.
What dental services does North Ward Health Campus Dental Clinic offer?
For eligible patients, this public clinic provides general and preventive dentistry, including check-ups, scale and clean, fillings, and simple tooth extractions, along with emergency dental care. Children's dentistry is delivered through the broader Townsville Hospital and Health Service oral-health pathway. Specialist, cosmetic, implant, and orthodontic work fall outside the public-dental scope.
Does North Ward Health Campus Dental Clinic open on weekends?
No. The clinic operates Monday to Friday only and is closed on Saturday and Sunday. Public-dental hours are generally 7:30am to 4:00pm, with an earlier 3:00pm close on Wednesday. There are no listed Saturday or after-hours sessions. Emergency presentations are triaged through the central call centre, so phone before attending if you have acute pain, swelling, or trauma.
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