About Us

Welcome to Tamworth Oral Health and Dental Care, the Tamworth, NSW dental surgery of Dr Raghu Vangala, Dr Shabana Vangala and associates.

We are pleased to serve our neighbourhood in Tamworth as well as the surrounding communities of Manilla, Quirindi, Gunnedah and Murrurundi.

Our dental team is what truly makes us different. We take the time to educate our patients and listen to any concerns before getting started with any dental treatments. We look forward to helping you achieve a healthy and comfortable smile at any age.

Featured Services

Implants

We offer dental implants to replace missing teeth and improve your smile.

Crowns

Dental crowns repair broken and damaged teeth for improved comfort and function.

Bleaching

Bleach away years of teeth stains with our professional teeth whitening options.

Dentures

Our full dentures and partial dentures to replace multiple missing teeth at once.

Tooth fillings

We restore damaged or decayed teeth using safe, durable dental filling materials.

Root canal treatment

We treat infected tooth pulp and preserve the natural tooth with comfortable, effective root canal procedures.

Extractions

We safely remove problematic or damaged teeth to protect your overall oral health.

Veneers

We enhance the appearance of teeth with custom-made, natural-looking dental veneers.

Preferred Providers

At Tamworth Dental Care, we are proud to partner with BUPA Platinum, HCF and CBHS as preferred providers, and accept all health funds. Our partnerships with these health funds strongly reflects our commitment to making high-quality dental care accessible and affordable for all of our patients. Additionally, we offer the “Access My Super” service to help you fund essential dental treatments. Make your experience seamless and stress-free, allowing you to focus on your dental health.

All health funds are accepted

Our Use of Technology

We are proud to offer the following leading-edge technology:

3-D Cone Beam

This technology creates a three-dimensional digital view of any aspect of your teeth and jaw. With 3-D cone beam, we can focus on more specific areas of the mouth because it creates a three-dimensional digital view of your teeth and jaw.

Intraoral Camera

Sometimes it can be difficult to understand why we might recommend certain treatments. With an intraoral camera, we can show you exactly what your dentist sees in your mouth—and in real-time.

Digital X-Rays

Digital x-rays are an important diagnostic tool, so we often recommend that patients have dental x-rays once a year. X-rays give your dentist a chance to see what is not visible to the naked eye.

Our Special Offers

Take-Home Whitening Kit

$ 299
  • custom-fitted trays
  • professional-grade whitening gel
  • Free Consulting

Zoom In-Chair Whitening

$ 649
  • custom-fitted trays
  • professional-grade whitening gel
  • Free Consulting

Ultimate Whitening Package

$ 799
  • custom-fitted trays
  • professional-grade whitening gel
  • Free Consulting

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Is It Too Late to Fix That Missing Tooth

Is It Too Late to Fix That Missing Tooth?

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How Long To Wait To Eat After Composite Filling

You walk out of the dental chair feeling fine, but then comes the question that almost everyone asks, when can I eat again? It might seem like a small detail, but knowing how long to wait after a composite filling can make a real difference to your comfort and recovery.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes, early withdrawals may be subject to tax. The tax rate depends on your personal situation, and it may be higher than the standard tax rate. We recommend consulting your super fund or a financial advisor for advice specific to your circumstances.

No, early access to superannuation is typically only granted for dental treatments that are medically necessary, such as procedures to relieve pain or address serious health issues. Cosmetic procedures like teeth whitening or veneers are generally not eligible.

Yes, you will need a referral from your GP or a specialist to confirm the severity of your condition and the need for urgent treatment. This, along with your dentist's recommendation, will be required for your application.

The processing time for early release of superannuation can vary depending on your superannuation provider and the completeness of your application. Generally, it may take a few weeks to process the request, so it’s essential to plan ahead.

To qualify, your dental condition must either cause acute or chronic pain and require immediate treatment. Your dentist will assess your condition and provide the necessary documentation to support your claim.

If you fail to use the withdrawn superannuation funds for the intended dental treatment, you could face penalties. This could include having to repay the amount withdrawn or other legal consequences. It’s important to ensure that the funds are used as specified in your application.

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