What We Do
At All Ability Dental, we care for adults and young people, particularly those who require specialised care due to frailty, disability, or complex health conditions. Our patients include individuals living with a range of conditions, including:
- Physical and Intellectual Disabilities
- Chromosomal Disorders, such as Down syndrome and Prader-Willi syndrome
- Developmental and Behavioural Disorders, including autism spectrum conditions and ADHD
- Neurodegenerative Disorders, such as dementia, MS, MND, Parkinson’s disease, and Huntington’s disease
- Cerebral Palsy, stroke, and acquired brain and spinal injuries
- Older Adults with frailty
- Complex Health Conditions, including: Osteoporosis and other bone conditions, Cancer, Bleeding disorders, Compromised immunity
- Organ and bone marrow transplants, Arthritis, and other joint/connective tissue diseases, such as scleroderma
In addition to these physical conditions, we also support patients who are managing mental health challenges, including anxiety, depression, PTSD, dental phobia, and individuals with strong gag reflexes. We also provide care for those in need of palliative care.
At All Ability Dental, we are committed to offering personalised care that addresses the full spectrum of our patients' needs—physical, emotional, and psychological—ensuring they receive the best possible dental experience.
We provide dental care across various environments, including patients' homes, residential care facilities, select private hospitals, and our clinic. Our goal is to minimize obstacles to dental treatment by ensuring wheelchair accessibility, incorporating sensory-friendly adjustments, and applying behavioral support techniques. For those who need it, we offer sedation with nitrous oxide as well as general anesthesia.
Our services include routine cleanings, fillings, both simple and surgical extractions, root canal therapy, and the placement of crowns and bridges. Thanks to our specialized training and experience, we are equipped to manage complex health conditions and collaborate effectively with other healthcare professionals. While some patients may require ongoing specialist care, we are also able to coordinate care with general dentists when appropriate.