Join our clinical team for an information session focused on restorative and aesthetic dental solutions. In a professional and informative environment, we share clinical insights regarding complex dental care—providing you with the opportunity to learn more about modern dentistry in a group setting.
Our practitioners will be available to discuss general information regarding restorative dentistry, dental implants, and full-mouth rehabilitation. These sessions are designed to provide clarity on available treatment pathways.
To ensure a focused environment, we limit attendee numbers for each session. View our upcoming dates and register your interest below.
Important Information:Â All dental procedures carry risks. A consultation is required to determine suitability for any treatment. Results vary between individuals and depend on clinical factors and patient compliance. Any surgical or invasive procedure carries additional risks; before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
If you are considering restorative treatment for worn or damaged teeth, join us on Wednesday, July 30th for a professional information session. Our clinical team will discuss modern approaches to tooth preservation and the role of dental implants in full-mouth reconstruction.
In a relaxed and informative setting, you can learn about contemporary treatment pathways, ask general questions, and gain clarity on your options in a no-pressure environment.
Filming and Photography Notice: Please be advised this session will be recorded for educational and promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to being filmed and photographed for use in Bond St Dental’s educational and marketing materials
This session is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of:
Tooth Preservation:Â Clinical techniques for managing worn, damaged, or compromised teeth.
Implant Solutions:Â When full-arch implant protocols are appropriate and what the alternatives may be.
The Functional Bite:Â The relationship between tooth wear, jaw function, and musculoskeletal comfort.
Systemic Health:Â How oral health and inflammation can impact your general well-being.
Clinical Outcomes:Â Reviewing case studies that demonstrate restorative and aesthetic dental results.
Topic 1: Foundations Of Full-Mouth Rehabilitation
What “rehabilitation” means in a clinical context.
The biological benefits of retaining natural teeth where possible.
Understanding occlusion (your bite) and natural tooth sensation.
Topic 2: Surgical Options And Considerations
Understanding full-arch implant procedures.
Long-term maintenance: hygiene, speech, and functional expectations.
The importance of bone and soft tissue preservation.
Topic 3: Understanding Tooth Wear And Jaw Health
How bruxism (grinding) and erosion affect facial support.
The role of the jaw joint (TMJ) and airway in dental health.
Why early intervention supports better long-term clinical outcomes.
Topic 4: Oral Health And General Well-Being
The clinical link between oral inflammation and systemic health.
How a balanced bite supports efficient digestion and breathing.
Our information evening begins promptly at 6:30pm and concludes at 8:00pm. The 90-minute session includes our clinical presentation, a comprehensive Q&A period, and time for brief individual discussions with our practitioners. We recommend arriving 10–15 minutes early to enjoy refreshments and settle in before we begin. This timing is designed to respect your schedule while ensuring we cover all essential information and address your questions thoroughly.
This is an educational evening offered as a service to help the community understand their dental options. There is no charge for attendance.
This is not a clinical examination, but rather an informational session. However, our clinical team will be available after the presentation for brief, general discussions about your situation if you wish.
Just yourself and your questions! You don’t need to bring dental records or x-rays. This is a group event that will focus on educational content and general information rather than individual evaluations. There will be time for general questions during the presentation and an opportunity for brief individual questions at the conclusion of the event.
Absolutely! Many people find it helpful to bring someone along. Please just let us know when you register so we can ensure adequate seating.
The information evening takes place at Bond Street Dental, located at 6 Bond St, South Yarra, Melbourne VIC 3141. Our modern practice is conveniently situated in the heart of South Yarra.
Street parking is available along Bond Street and surrounding areas. Additionally, there are several public parking options nearby. For those using public transport, we’re a short walk from South Yarra Station and accessible via multiple tram routes. If you have specific questions about getting to our location, please contact our team, and we’ll be happy to provide detailed directions based on your starting point.
No. This evening is purely educational. While we’ll discuss treatment approaches available at Bond St, our primary goal is to provide information about preserving natural teeth and exploring all options before making decisions.
Yes! A key focus of our presentation is exploring alternatives to full-arch implant solutions when appropriate. We’ll discuss when implants are truly necessary and when other approaches might better preserve your natural dentition.
We understand costs are an important consideration. As each case is entirely unique and treatment plans are custom-designed for your specific needs, meaningful cost information can only be provided during a personalised consultation
Absolutely not. Many attendees simply come for the information. There’s no expectation or pressure to proceed further.
We maintain a dedicated clinical schedule to ensure that patients seeking restorative consultations can typically be seen within 1–2 weeks. Our team is available to assist you with finding a suitable time for a comprehensive evaluation following the information evening.
Yes, you can schedule your consultation with any of the dentists who present at the information evening.
We adhere to all current health and safety guidelines. Our event space is professionally maintained, and we limit attendance to ensure a comfortable and professional environment. Hand sanitiser is readily available throughout the practice for all guests.
Light refreshments will be available for guests upon arrival and following the conclusion of the presentation
This information evening will be professionally recorded for educational and promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to being filmed, photographed, and recorded for use in Bond Street Dental’s marketing initiatives, social media, website, and educational materials.
While our focus will be on presenters, attendees may appear in footage during the event. We respect your privacy—if you have concerns about appearing in recordings, please contact us at info@bondst.com.au.
Your participation helps us share valuable dental knowledge with others who may benefit from this information.
Dr Brent Dickman graduated from the University of Adelaide in 2002 with a Bachelor of Dental Science, following the completion of a Bachelor of Health Sciences with Honours (BHSc, BDSc Hons, Adel).
With a clinical focus on reconstructive dentistry, Dr Dickman has extensive experience in aesthetic and restorative dentistry, including the placement of dental implants. While practicing all aspects of general dentistry, he has a particular interest in Digital Smile Design, crown and bridge work, and porcelain veneer placement.
Dr Dickman’s approach to reconstructive dentistry is rooted in evidence-based, personalised care. He is committed to providing patients with customised solutions designed to support long-term oral health and dental function.
Mr Russell Young graduated from RMIT in 1973 as Dux of Applied Science (Dental Technology). His early career was marked by the Victorian Chamber of Commerce Study Award and being named Apprentice of the Year in Dental Technology.
In 1974, he was awarded the Overseas Foundation Scholarship from Rotary International to study dental ceramics in New York and Chicago. Upon returning to Australia in 1975, he co-founded Omega Ceramics Dental Laboratory, which has become a prominent facility in Australian dental technology.
A qualified Dental Prosthetist, Mr Young has lectured on aesthetics in dentistry throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, and the United States. He has published numerous articles on dental ceramics in international dental journals. 2 His clinical focus includes implant design development, restorative aesthetics, and clinical-laboratory coordination. Mr Young combines comprehensive clinical knowledge with extensive experience as a senior dental ceramist.
Dr Rodrigo Azubel graduated from the Faculty of Dentistry at the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1999. His international career includes private practice in Argentina and China before relocating to Australia, where he received accreditation from the Australian Dental Council in 2007.
With a commitment to ongoing professional development, Dr Azubel has pursued extensive advanced training. In Argentina, he served as a clinical tutor within the departments of Oral Surgery and Community Dentistry. He has completed comprehensive postgraduate training in Periodontics and Oral Rehabilitation alongside prominent specialists in Argentina, and in 2000, he finished a one-year postgraduate course in Implantology at the International Team for Implantology (ITI).
In Australia, Dr Azubel maintains active membership in the Australian Dental Association, the Melbourne Seattle Study Club, the Australian Osseointegration Society, and the International Team for Implantology (ITI).
Dr Andres Aguirre is a highly experienced dentist with over 20 years of clinical experience. He holds a Graduate Diploma in Clinical Dentistry (Advanced Restorative) from the University of Sydney and has developed extensive knowledge in aesthetic and restorative dentistry, oral rehabilitation, endodontics, and implant dentistry.
With clinical experience spanning three countries—Colombia, Chile, and Australia—Dr Aguirre brings a diverse perspective to his practice. This background informs his comprehensive approach to patient care and treatment planning.
Throughout his career, Dr Aguirre has focused on the advancement of dental care and improving patient outcomes. He is actively involved in both clinical and digital dentistry and has authored articles on systemic factors affecting dental implant outcomes and the shortened dental arch concept. His work focuses on the integration of academic research with practical clinical application.
