Find a Dentist in Phillip

24 dental practices in Phillip are listed on Find a Dentist.

Phillip is a suburb of Canberra. Use the search at the top of this page to describe what you need, for example a check-up, help for a child or support for nerves.

Phillip at a glance

The 2021 Census recorded 5,197 residents in Phillip; their median age was 32, compared with 35 statewide.

Children aged 0–14 were 11.3% of residents and people aged 65 or older were 7.4% (Australian Capital Territory: 18.3% and 13.8%). Couple families with children made up 29.2% of families, against 45.3% across Australian Capital Territory.

55.4% of residents used only English at home; the most common other languages were Nepali (5.9%), Malayalam (4.8%) and Mandarin (3.5%).

Public dental options near Phillip

Canberra Health Services provides public dental care at the Phillip Health Centre, on the corner of Corinna and Keltie Streets between Westfield Woden and the Woden Library. It is open 8am to 5pm on weekdays, close to the Woden Interchange.

Adults need to be the primary holder of an eligible concession card, such as a Pensioner Concession Card, Health Care Card or Commonwealth Seniors Health Card. There are waiting lists for some restorative and denture services. Book through Central Health Intake on (02) 5124 9977.

Before you book a dentist near Phillip

Check the dentist is registered on the Ahpra Register of practitioners.
Most dental care is not covered by Medicare, so ask for a written treatment plan, and whether you can claim your health fund on the day or use a payment plan.
Ask about appointment times, parking or public transport, and access if you use a wheelchair or pram.

Frequently asked questions

Is there public dental care near Phillip?

Yes. The Phillip Health Centre on Corinna Street, near Westfield Woden, provides public dental care for eligible adults and children. Call Central Health Intake on (02) 5124 9977.

Can I search for a dentist in Phillip who speaks Nepali?

Yes, add Nepali to your search. At the 2021 Census, Nepali was the most common language other than English used at home in Phillip, at 5.9% of residents. Please confirm languages with the practice when you call.

What should I do in a dental emergency in Phillip?

Call 000 for swelling affecting breathing or swallowing, bleeding that will not stop, or a serious face or head injury. Eligible Canberrans can call Central Health Intake on (02) 5124 9977 to be assessed for an emergency dental appointment. For health advice any time, call healthdirect on 1800 022 222.

How do I check a dentist near Phillip is registered?

Search the Ahpra Register of practitioners by name or registration number. It also shows any conditions on a practitioner’s registration.

Sources and last checked

Facts on this page were checked on 26 October 2026 against these sources. Fees, phone numbers and eligibility can change, so please confirm with the service.