Dentists in Midland, WA: clinics, costs and public options

Six practices we've checked around Midland Gate and Middle Swan, what treatment typically costs in 2026, and how to cut your gap with HBF or another fund.

Postcode
6056
Check-up & clean
$200 - $340
Public clinic
Middle Swan

Updated October 2026 by the Townsville Dental editorial team

Dentists in Midland: the quick picture

Midland is the main town centre for the City of Swan, about 16 km north-east of the Perth CBD. Because it serves a big catchment that stretches out to Ellenbrook, the Swan Valley and the Hills, there are more dental practices here than you might expect for its size. Most of them sit within a few minutes of each other around Great Eastern Highway, The Avenue and Victoria Street.

That clustering works in your favour. If one practice can't fit you in this week, there is usually another a short walk away, and it's easy to get two quotes for bigger work like crowns, implants or Invisalign.

Clinics in and around Midland

These are practices we confirmed through Healthdirect, the City of Swan business directory and clinic websites. Hours and services change, so check before you go.

ClinicAddressGood to know
Midland Dental HubSuite 10, 401 Great Eastern HighwayWeekdays from 8:30am, phone 08 6117 0616
Dr Teeth Dental CareShop T16, Midland Gate, 274 Great Eastern HighwayInside the shopping centre, easy parking
Crescent Village Dental CentreSuite 13, 53 The CrescentSome Saturday morning hours
Avenue 9 DentalUnit 1, 9 The AvenueEmergency, dentures and implants
My Midland Dentist18 Stafford StreetGeneral family dentistry
Swan Government Dental Clinic3 Eveline Road, Middle SwanPublic clinic for eligible concession card holders

There are also several practices on Victoria Street, The Avenue and Old Great Northern Highway, so it's worth searching Healthdirect if you'd like more choice. Our clinics directory has the full list we've checked.

What dental treatment costs in Midland

Fees in Midland tend to sit a little under the Perth average, mostly because rents are lower than in the western suburbs. These are typical private fees before health fund rebates.

TreatmentTypical Midland fee
Check-up, clean and bitewing X-rays$200 - $340
Tooth-coloured filling, one surface$150 - $280
Simple extraction$200 - $350
Root canal, molar (excluding crown)$1,600 - $2,600
Porcelain or zirconia crown$1,400 - $2,200
3-unit bridge$3,800 - $6,200
Single dental implant with crown$5,000 - $7,000
Ask for a written treatment plan with the item numbers listed. Your health fund can then tell you exactly what you'll get back before you commit.

Health funds and preferred providers

HBF is the biggest fund in Western Australia and has a large network of member dentists across the north-east suburbs. If you're with HBF, seeing one of their member practices usually means a lower gap on check-ups and a set fee schedule on bigger items. Bupa, Medibank, HCF, nib and others run their own preferred provider networks too, and some Midland clinics belong to more than one.

The simple way to check is to use your fund's online provider search, then ring the clinic and ask, "Are you a preferred provider for my fund, and what would my gap be for a check-up and clean?"

Public dental for Midland residents

WA Dental Health Services runs the Swan Government Dental Clinic in Middle Swan. Adults with a current Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card can apply, and fees are subsidised. Routine care often has a waiting list, while urgent problems are triaged sooner. School-aged kids in WA can also get free general dental care through the School Dental Service.

Getting there

Midland train station is at the end of the Midland line, and most of the clinics above are within a 10 minute walk of it. Midland Gate has plenty of free parking, and Great Eastern Highway connects quickly to Guildford, Bellevue, Swan View and Stratton.

How to pick the right Midland dentist

  • Check which health funds the practice has agreements with before you book, not after.
  • For anything beyond a check-up, ask for an itemised quote and compare it with one other clinic.
  • If you're nervous, ask whether they offer longer first appointments, happy gas or referrals for sedation.
  • For implants or complex work, ask how many of those procedures the dentist does each year.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a dentist cost in Midland?

A check-up, clean and X-rays at a Midland private practice usually costs $200 to $340 before any health fund rebate. Members visiting a preferred provider for their fund often pay a small gap or nothing for routine preventive care.

Is there a public dentist near Midland?

Yes. Swan Government Dental Clinic at 3 Eveline Road, Middle Swan, is run by WA Dental Health Services. It treats eligible adults holding a concession card, and fees are subsidised rather than free.

Can I get an emergency dentist in Midland on the same day?

Often, yes. Several Midland practices keep emergency slots, so ring as early as you can in the morning. If you have facial swelling spreading toward your eye or neck, or trouble breathing or swallowing, go to the emergency department at St John of God Midland Public Hospital or call 000.

Which health fund is best for dental in Midland?

There isn't a single best fund. HBF is the most common fund in WA and has a big network of member dentists in the north-east suburbs, but Bupa, Medibank, HCF and others also have preferred providers nearby. Ask the clinic which funds it has agreements with before you book.

Want to compare Midland with the other areas we cover?

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