Dr Luke Paul Pitty is a Dentist and Oral Surgeon based in Sydney, NSW. His practice is located at Level 2, 74 Castlereagh Street, Sydney NSW 2000. If you’re looking for help with everyday dental care, or something more urgent with teeth and gums, this is the kind of place to start.
In the chair, the focus is on getting your mouth feeling comfortable again, and keeping your teeth healthy over time. Dr Pitty works with patients who need routine check-ups, as well as people who have problems that need a closer look. That can be anything from ongoing tooth sensitivity to pain from a tooth that’s not quite right.
Some common things he looks after include dental check-ups and teeth cleaning. Regular cleaning helps with plaque build-up and can make a big difference to how your teeth feel day to day. When a tooth needs treatment, he can help with fillings for cavities and other damage.
At times, teeth can get badly affected, and that’s where extra care is important. Dr Pitty provides extractions when a tooth needs to be removed, and he also offers root canal treatment when the nerve inside a tooth is causing ongoing pain or trouble. Root canal treatment can be a good option for saving a tooth instead of losing it.
As an oral surgeon, he also helps when the issue is more than a basic dental appointment. Oral health problems can change quickly, especially when you’re dealing with swelling, bad pain, or an infection. In many cases, the goal is to manage the problem properly and help you get back to normal as soon as possible.
The clinic is set up for practical, hands-on care. Appointments are about listening to what’s going on, making a plan, and then doing the work needed. That might mean simple treatment and follow-up, or it might mean a more involved procedure depending on what your mouth needs.
Dr Pitty’s background includes work across general dentistry and oral surgery. He also speaks with patients about care after treatment, so things stay on track after you leave the practice. If you’re unsure what you need, a dental check-up is often the first step to sort it out.