About Dalkeith Dental

Dental care that feels considered, clear and personal

Dentist discussing a smile assessment with a patient

We know a dental visit is easier when you understand what is happening and feel comfortable asking questions. At Dalkeith Dental, we take time to listen first, explain what we find in everyday language, and help you decide what feels right for your health, priorities and budget.

Our approach

A Dalkeith practice shaped around everyday dental care

A good appointment is not about rushing to treatment. It starts with understanding why you came in. We will talk through your concerns, check what is happening clinically, and explain the options that make sense. If there is more than one way forward, we will compare them with you before anything is booked.

What makes the practice feel local is not only its Waratah Ave address. It is the way reception, dentists, hygienists, therapists, and assistants stay connected around an appointment, from the first call through to follow-up.

  • A local practice in the Waratah Ave health building, shared with Dalkeith Medical Centre, Dalkeith Physiotherapy, and Clinipath.
  • Care across general, preventive, restorative, children's, hygiene, orthodontic, emergency, and nervous-patient appointments.
  • A team that connects reception, clinical care, hygiene, therapy, and follow-up throughout your visit.

Your dentists

Meet the dentists looking after your care

Dr Jeremy Gray and Dr Rachael Pantin bring different experience and clinical interests to the practice. Both take time to assess carefully, explain what they can see, and answer questions before further care is arranged.

Dr Jeremy Gray from Dalkeith Dental

Owner and Principal Dentist

Dr Jeremy Gray

Dr Jeremy graduated with a BDS from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne in 1996. He gained experience in oral surgery and general dentistry in the UK, where he also managed his own dental practice for more than 10 years before moving to Perth.

At Dalkeith Dental, Dr Jeremy takes a considered approach to care, giving patients time to understand what has been found and what their choices involve. He continues his clinical education, with interests in restorative and reconstructive dentistry.

Dr Rachael Pantin from Dalkeith Dental

Dentist

Dr Rachael Pantin

Dr Rachael graduated from Charles Sturt University in 2014 with a Bachelor of Dental Science. She worked in Bunbury for three years before gaining further experience in the Perth CBD and joining Dalkeith Dental.

Her additional training includes Invisalign treatment, CEREC restorations, and treatment options for snoring and sleep apnoea. Dr Rachael explains each stage as the appointment progresses and pays close attention to patient comfort.

How we think

A thoughtful appointment starts before treatment is discussed

01

Tell us what brought you in

Tell us what has changed, what is worrying you, or what you would simply like checked. There is no need to know the name of the treatment before you arrive.

02

Make the findings make sense

Your dentist will explain what they can see, what may need monitoring, and what deserves attention now. We want you to understand the reason behind a recommendation, not just the recommendation itself.

03

Give you room to decide

Before treatment begins, we can talk through timing, fees, alternatives and follow-up. For larger plans, you can take the information away and decide on the next step without feeling rushed.

Our dental team

The people around your appointment

Your visit is supported by more than the dentist in the room. Our hygienists, therapist, dental assistants, reception team and practice manager all help keep your care organised, comfortable and connected from one appointment to the next.

Meet the Team
  • Emily and Jane support hygiene, prevention, dental therapy, and ongoing oral-care planning.
  • Kelsie, Hirdesh, and Lisa help appointments run steadily through chairside support and front-office coordination.
  • Helen supports the practice experience, day-to-day operations, and regulatory standards.

Dalkeith WA

Our place on Waratah Ave

You will find us upstairs at 16/81 Waratah Ave in Dalkeith, in the same building as Dalkeith Medical Centre, Dalkeith Physiotherapy and Clinipath. There is nearby parking, stair access and a lift. If you are unsure where to go, call reception and we will talk you through it.

Opening hours

Monday
8am to 5pm
Tuesday
7:30am to 6:30pm
Wednesday
8am to 5pm
Thursday
7:30am to 6:30pm
Friday
8am to 4pm
Alternate Saturdays
8am to 12pm

Call the practice to arrange an appointment.