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Your Patient Portal.

Your forms, preparation and recovery information — one step at a time.

Your procedure journey

Choose the stage you need. Follow the individual instructions our team has provided for your appointment.

01Before treatmentForms, preparation & fees02On the dayArrival & what to expect03After treatmentRecovery instructions & help

Here for a general dental appointment? Open your general dental forms.

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01

Before treatment

BEFORE YOUR PROCEDURE

Admission & consent forms

Complete your admission information and Patient Information & Consent Form through the A1 pre-admit portal.

For IV sedation admission forms, select Other Surgical Procedure as directed by our team. Keep your appointment-specific instructions alongside your forms.

Open pre-admit portal

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If you cannot sign in, cannot find the form requested or are unsure which procedure to select, call our team. Keep the latest instructions supplied for your appointment; completing a form does not confirm your procedure or suitability for sedation.

Prepare for your procedure

Keep your medical history and medication list up to date. Follow the fasting, medication and carer instructions provided for your planned care, and let our team know about any health changes.

IV sedation preparation

IV sedation information

GENERAL DENTAL APPOINTMENTS

General dental forms

New patients: after confirming your booking, complete your general dental form before your first visit, including your medical history, medications and allergies. Use the practice’s Centaur eForms link below and sign in to your patient account. If the form is not available or you need help, call (02) 6273 8885. Returning patients should update their information as requested by our team.

For procedure admission and IV sedation consent, use the pre-admit portal.

Open general dental forms

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Complete and submit: follow the steps inside Centaur, then check for its confirmation or completion status. Opening the link alone does not send your form. If no confirmation appears or you cannot find the form, ask our team to check receipt. Please do not send medical history through the website enquiry form or WhatsApp.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Referrals & assessment

If your dentist or doctor has referred you, call our team and tell us who referred you. We can explain the assessment and paperwork needed for your visit.

Referring clinicians can discuss the referral process and confirm the appropriate channel for clinical records. Please confirm that channel before sending patient records or radiographs.

Referral information

Discuss a referral

Recommended by a friend or family member? You can choose an appointment or call us directly and let us know who recommended A1.

02

On the day

Know what to expect

Follow your confirmed arrival and carer arrangements. For IV sedation, your dental and anaesthetic teams coordinate treatment, monitoring and recovery.

Discharge follows clinical assessment. You and your carer receive the instructions for your recovery.

Your IV sedation treatment day
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After treatment

A question about recovery?

Use the contact details in your discharge instructions if you have questions or concerns. Follow-up arrangements depend on your treatment plan.

Call (02) 6273 8885

When to get help

For difficulty breathing, collapse or another medical emergency, call 000.

INFORMATION FOR YOUR DISCUSSION

Risks & complications.

Your dentist and anaesthetist explain the risks relevant to your procedure, medicines and health. This overview supports that discussion; it does not replace your individual consent information.

IV sedation

The depth of sedation can vary. Deep sedation can affect breathing and heart function, which is why individual assessment, monitoring and recovery arrangements are important.

ANZCA: types of anaesthesia

Extractions & oral surgery

Possible problems include pain, swelling, bleeding, infection and numbness. Persistent severe pain may indicate dry socket. Your surgeon explains additional risks for your planned procedure.

healthdirect: tooth extraction

Questions & urgent help

Ask about alternatives, the risks that matter to you and what to expect during recovery. For recovery concerns, contact your treating team. For difficulty breathing, collapse or another medical emergency, call 000.

When to get help

Your care, your questions.

Your rights & choices

Ask questions about your options, fees and consent. Tell our team if you need information explained differently or would like a support person involved.

Your healthcare rights

Patient information

Need help with your forms?

Our team can help you find the right link and understand what to complete.

Call (02) 6273 8885