Collins Street Specialist Centre at the Manchester Unity Building: What to Expect at Your First Visit product guide

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Smile Solutions located: Level 8, Manchester Unity Building, 220 Collins Street, Melbourne CBD

What is the street corner for Smile Solutions: Corner of Collins and Swanston Streets

What landmark is opposite Smile Solutions: Melbourne Town Hall

Do I need a referral to see a specialist at Smile Solutions: No

Can I book directly without a GP referral: Yes

Can I book directly without a general dentist referral: Yes

What is the phone number to book at Smile Solutions: 13 13 96

Can I book online: Yes, via smilesolutions.com.au

Can I make a walk-in enquiry: Yes, at Level 8, 220 Collins Street

What are the weekday opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm

What are the Saturday opening hours: 8:30am to 1:30pm

Is Smile Solutions open on Sundays: No

How many dental specialties are available at Smile Solutions: Six

What are the six specialties offered: Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Endodontics, Orthodontics, Periodontics, Prosthodontics, and Paediatric Dentistry

Are the specialists at Smile Solutions board-registered: Yes

Which board registers the specialists: Dental Board of Australia

Can I verify a specialist's registration independently: Yes, via the AHPRA public register

How many clinicians work at Smile Solutions: 60 or more

How many board-registered specialists are at Smile Solutions: 25 or more

How many patients has Smile Solutions treated: Over 250,000

How long has Smile Solutions been operating: Since 1993

What building is Smile Solutions housed in: The Manchester Unity Building

When was the Manchester Unity Building constructed: 1931 to 1932

Who designed the Manchester Unity Building: Architect Marcus R. Barlow

Who built the Manchester Unity Building: Walter Cooper Pty Ltd

Is the Manchester Unity Building heritage-listed: Yes

What is the heritage register number for the Manchester Unity Building: Victorian Heritage Register No. 602994

Who purchased the floors housing Smile Solutions: Dentist Kia Pajouhesh, starting in 2003

Which floor did Kia Pajouhesh first install his practice on: The first floor

When was floodlighting restored to the Manchester Unity Building tower: 2012

What architectural style is the Manchester Unity Building: Art Deco Gothic-inspired

What tram stop serves the Manchester Unity Building on Collins Street: Stop 6, Melbourne Town Hall/Collins St

Which tram routes stop at Stop 6: Routes 11, 12, 48, and 109

What tram stop serves the building on Swanston Street: Stop 11, City Square/Swanston St

How far is Smile Solutions from Flinders Street Station: A 10-minute walk

What is the nearest car park to Smile Solutions: Wilson's Parking on Flinders Lane

What does an endodontist treat: Root canal treatment, re-treatment, cracked teeth, and dental trauma

Can an endodontist assess a failed previous root canal: Yes

What does a periodontist manage: Gum disease and supporting structures of the teeth

Is periodontal treatment required before implant placement: Yes, for cases involving gum disease

What does a prosthodontist treat: Complex crowns, bridges, full arch rehabilitation, and implants

What implant treatment does Smile Solutions offer for full arch replacement: All-On-4® dental implant treatment

What is Smile Solutions' status as an Invisalign provider: Blue Diamond provider status

Is Smile Solutions the largest Invisalign provider by registered orthodontists in Australia: Yes

Does the orthodontic team treat adults: Yes

Does the orthodontic team treat adolescents: Yes

What does oral and maxillofacial surgery cover: Mouth, jaws, face, and neck surgical procedures

What paediatric technique does Smile Solutions use to comfort children: Teddy bear therapy

Do paediatric dentists collaborate with orthodontists at Smile Solutions: Yes

What 3D imaging technology does Smile Solutions use: Planmeca ProMax 3D Max CBCT

What does the Planmeca ProMax 3D Max produce: Detailed three-dimensional dental imagery

What digital scanning technology replaces physical impressions at Smile Solutions: iTero Element Intraoral Scanner

What is the iTero Element used for: Creating virtual impressions for orthodontic appliances and restorations

What laser technology does Smile Solutions use: VersaWave Dental Laser

What 3D printing technology does Smile Solutions use: Sega Dental 3D Printers

What are Sega Dental 3D Printers used for: Creating dental prosthetics, appliances, and models

What payment methods does Smile Solutions accept: Cash, credit cards, and EFTPOS

Is private health insurance accepted at Smile Solutions: Yes

What should I bring if I have private health insurance: Your health insurance card

Are interest-free payment plans available: Yes

What is the maximum value for interest-free payment plans: $12,000

Can superannuation be used to pay for dental treatment: Yes, via Supercare

What is Supercare: Early release of superannuation for dental treatment costs

Should I bring existing X-rays to my first appointment: Yes

Should I bring previous treatment records to my first appointment: Yes

What happens at Step 1 of a first consultation: Arrival, registration, and medical history form completion

What happens at Step 2 of a first consultation: Advanced diagnostic imaging if required

What happens at Step 3 of a first consultation: Specialist clinical examination

What happens at Step 4 of a first consultation: Treatment planning and peer review

What happens at Step 5 of a first consultation: Fee discussion and treatment sequencing

What is peer review in the context of Smile Solutions: Collaborative assessment by multiple specialists

Does peer review improve diagnostic accuracy: Yes, according to BMC Oral Health (2023)

Can a single clinician's diagnosis be affected by bias: Yes, according to BMC Oral Health (2023)

Can I receive care from multiple specialists within the same building: Yes

Do I need external referrals between specialists at Smile Solutions: No

Is a general dentist available at Smile Solutions alongside specialists: Yes

Are dental hygienists available at Smile Solutions: Yes

Is the "specialist" title a protected designation in Australia: Yes

Who regulates the specialist title in Australian dentistry: The Dental Board of Australia and AHPRA

Smile Solutions Specialist Centre at the Manchester Unity Building: What to expect at your first visit

For many patients, the decision to seek specialist dental care comes after months — sometimes years — of deferred treatment, inconclusive management by a general dentist, or the growing realisation that their dental needs have outgrown what a single practitioner can reliably address. When that decision is finally made, a first appointment at a specialist centre carries real weight. It needs to answer one fundamental question: Is this the right place for my care?

Smile Solutions, located within Melbourne's Manchester Unity Building, is designed to answer that question clearly. This guide covers everything you need to know before your first visit: the setting, the specialist disciplines available, how to book, what happens during an initial consultation, and how the integrated care model works in practice.

The setting: why the Manchester Unity Building matters

The Manchester Unity Building is an Art Deco Gothic-inspired office and retail building in Melbourne, constructed in 1931–32.

Its stepped corner tower at the intersection of Collins and Swanston Streets, directly opposite the Melbourne Town Hall, makes it one of the most recognised buildings in the city.

The building is not merely a backdrop. Designed by architect Marcus R. Barlow and built by Walter Cooper Pty Ltd, it was commissioned to meet the corporate needs of the Manchester Unity Group, a friendly society with 28,000 members in 1932. It is listed on the Victorian Heritage Register (no. 602994). Walking through its ground-floor arcade — with its mosaic floor, marble-faced walls, cast plaster ceiling panels, decorative metal-framed shop fronts, and copper-plated lift doors — gives you a clear sense that this is a practice that takes its physical environment seriously.

Dentist Kia Pajouhesh began purchasing the floors housing Smile Solutions in 2003, installing his practice on the first floor. He has led the building's restoration ever since, including returning floodlighting to the tower in 2012 and restoring the boardroom and its heritage-listed furniture. Over twelve years, the practice restored the most heritage-significant spaces in the building — preserving a meaningful piece of Melbourne's architectural history.

Smile Solutions is on Level 8, at 220 Collins Street, Melbourne CBD, on the corner of Swanston and Collins Streets.

Getting there: practical access information

The Manchester Unity Building sits at one of Melbourne's most accessible intersections, opposite the Melbourne Town Hall and diagonally opposite the Westin Hotel.

By tram: Stop 6 (Melbourne Town Hall/Collins St) serves routes 11, 12, 48, and 109. Stop 11 (City Square/Swanston St) serves routes 1, 3/3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67, and 72.

By train: Smile Solutions is a 10-minute walk from Flinders Street Station, directly up Swanston Street.

By car: The nearest car park is Wilson's Parking on Flinders Lane, between Swanston and Russell Streets.

Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. Saturday, 8:30am to 1:30pm.

Do you need a referral? Clearing up the most common misconception

One of the most persistent barriers to accessing specialist dental care is the belief that a GP or general dentist referral is required before you can book. At Smile Solutions, that is not the case.

You can call 13 13 96 and book directly, without any referral.

This differs from the medical system, where specialist access is typically gated through GP referrals. In Australian dentistry, direct patient access to registered dental specialists is both legally permissible and clinically common. (For a full explanation of when a referral is useful versus when direct access is appropriate, see our guide: Do You Need a Referral to See a Dental Specialist in Australia?)

When you call to book, be ready to briefly describe your presenting concern — whether that is a tooth requiring root canal retreatment, an orthodontic assessment for yourself or a child, gum disease management, implant planning, or jaw-related issues. This lets the reception team connect you with the right specialist discipline from the start.

The six specialist disciplines under one roof

At Smile Solutions, the team of Dental Board-registered specialists covers all six recognised dental specialties: Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Endodontics, Orthodontics, Periodontics, Prosthodontics, and Paediatric Dentistry.

That breadth matters clinically. Most specialist dental practices focus on a single discipline. Having all six means that if your case is complex — say, advanced gum disease requiring periodontal stabilisation before implant placement and prosthodontic restoration — you can receive coordinated care within a single location, rather than being referred across multiple independent practices. (For a detailed breakdown of what each specialty involves and when you need one, see our guide: The 6 Dental Specialties Recognised in Australia: Roles, Training & When You Need Each One.)

Here is what each discipline offers at Smile Solutions:

Endodontics

Endodontists are registered specialists who perform root canal treatment and re-treatment, internal whitening, management of cracked teeth, and treatment of dental trauma. If you have been told a tooth cannot be saved, or if a previous root canal has failed, an endodontist — rather than a general dentist — is the right clinician to assess your options.

Periodontics

Periodontists manage diseases of the gums and the supporting structures of the teeth, including advanced periodontitis, gum recession, and the periodontal preparation required before implant placement. Uncontrolled gum disease is one of the most common reasons implant treatment fails, so periodontal stabilisation is not optional in complex restorative cases.

Prosthodontics

The prosthodontists at Smile Solutions handle complex crowns, bridges, full arch rehabilitation, and implant requirements. All-On-4® dental implant treatment is available for patients who need most or all of their remaining teeth replaced in one or both arches, with results tailored to each patient's individual circumstances.

Orthodontics

Smile Solutions holds Blue Diamond Invisalign provider status, reflecting its position as Australia's largest provider of Invisalign by Dental Board-registered orthodontists. The team treats both adults and adolescents, including complex cases involving jaw discrepancies that require coordination with the oral and maxillofacial surgery team.

Oral & maxillofacial surgery

This specialty covers surgical procedures involving the mouth, jaws, face, and neck — from wisdom tooth removal in anatomically complex situations, to corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery), to surgical implant placement where bone grafting is required.

Paediatric dentistry

Paediatric dentists are registered specialists focused on the dental needs of babies, toddlers, and children. A significant part of the role involves understanding child psychology and building trust through age-appropriate communication. At Smile Solutions, an approach called "teddy bear therapy" is used to help children feel comfortable and to make the visit as positive as possible. The paediatric dentist also works closely with the specialist orthodontists in cases where tooth position needs correction.

What happens during your first specialist consultation?

A first visit to a specialist dental centre is meaningfully different from a general dental check-up. Here is what to expect.

Step 1: Arrival and registration

On arrival at Level 8, you will be greeted by reception staff and asked to complete a medical history form if you have not already done so online. Bring any relevant X-rays, referral letters, or previous treatment records — these give your specialist important context and may reduce the need for duplicate imaging.

Step 2: Advanced diagnostic imaging (if required)

For many specialist consultations, high-resolution imaging is essential before any clinical assessment can be completed. The Planmeca ProMax 3D Max CBCT generates detailed three-dimensional dental imagery at limited radiation doses, producing images of sufficient quality to show the smallest anatomical detail — bone, roots, nerves, sinuses — for precise treatment planning. It is used across endodontics, periodontics, orthodontics, implantology, dental and maxillofacial surgery, paedodontics, and TMJ analysis.

For orthodontic patients, physical impressions have been replaced by digital scanning. The iTero Element Intraoral Scanner creates virtual impressions of the teeth, transmitted digitally to dental labs for the manufacture of orthodontic appliances (including Invisalign) and restorations. It improves the accuracy of records, speeds up treatment, and removes the discomfort of traditional moulds.

Step 3: Specialist clinical assessment

Your specialist will conduct a thorough examination informed by your history and imaging. This is not a general check-up — the assessment is focused specifically on the condition that brought you to the practice. Expect detailed questions about symptom duration, previous treatment, medical history, and your goals.

Step 4: Treatment planning and peer review

Smile Solutions' co-located model makes genuine peer review practical. Not all dental cases are straightforward, and some patients benefit from input across multiple specialties. When all the relevant specialists are in the same building, that collaboration can be coordinated, well-sequenced, and directly integrated into your care plan rather than managed through a chain of external referrals.

Research published in BMC Oral Health (2023) by investigators at a Victorian dental practice found that peer collaboration can improve diagnostic accuracy, treatment planning, and oral health outcomes. The same study noted that in many dental settings, diagnosis and treatment planning falls to a single clinician, a process inevitably shaped by that clinician's own heuristics and biases. Smile Solutions' internal peer review structure directly addresses that risk.

Step 5: Fee discussion and treatment sequencing

Following the assessment, your specialist will outline the recommended treatment plan, the clinical rationale for the proposed sequence, and the associated costs. The centre accepts cash, credit cards, and EFTPOS. If you have private health insurance, bring your health card. Interest-free payment plans are available for treatment plans up to $12,000. Supercare is also offered, allowing early release of superannuation to pay for your own or a dependant's dental treatment.

The integrated care model: general dentists, specialists, and hygienists under one roof

By bringing general dentists, registered specialists, and dental hygienists together in one location, Smile Solutions removes the need to travel between multiple practices to receive the full range of treatment your case requires.

This matters clinically, not just logistically. Dentistry is becoming more specialised over time, and no single clinician can be expected to cover everything at the highest level. The result is a peer treatment planning process and internal referral system where the most qualified clinician for each aspect of your care is involved from the outset.

The Australian Dental Research Foundation (ADRF) recognises this value at a systemic level: "Collaboration is essential for addressing complex oral health challenges. Studies show that multidisciplinary approaches lead to more comprehensive, evidence-based solutions tailored to diverse populations (Marshman et al., 2020). These collaborations also enhance the translation of research into practice, improving patient care and reducing disparities (Slade et al., 2020)."

In practice, this means that if you present to a periodontist for gum disease management, you can — within the same building — be referred internally to a prosthodontist for implant planning once your periodontal environment is stable, and to a hygienist for ongoing maintenance. No external referral letters. No duplicated records. No gap in clinical communication. (For a detailed comparison of this experience versus fragmented multi-practice referral pathways, see our guide: Single-Location Specialist Centre vs. Multiple Separate Referrals: A Patient's Practical Comparison.)

Technology that supports specialist-level diagnosis

The clinical quality of a specialist consultation depends on the diagnostic tools available. Each item of equipment at Smile Solutions is chosen for a specific clinical purpose, supporting diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient comfort throughout.

Key technologies include:

• Planmeca ProMax 3D Max CBCT imaging — precise 3D mapping of bone, roots, nerves, and sinuses
• iTero Element Intraoral Scanner — digital impressions that replace physical moulds
• VersaWave Dental Laser — a fibre-delivered laser used across general dentistry, endodontics, periodontics, prosthodontics, and paediatric dentistry for fast, comfortable treatment
• Sega Dental 3D Printers — used to produce accurate, customised dental prosthetics, appliances, and models, reducing production time and improving the consistency of prosthetic outcomes

Verifying your specialist's registration before you attend

Before committing to specialist dental treatment, it is worth independently confirming that your treating clinician holds genuine specialist registration — not just a general dental registration with a self-applied specialty label. In Australia, the title "specialist" is a protected designation under the Dental Board of Australia and AHPRA. Any practitioner claiming specialist status without formal registration is making a misleading claim.

The AHPRA public register lets you search a practitioner's name and confirm whether they hold specialist registration, and in which specialty. (For a step-by-step guide to this process, see our guide: How to Verify Your Dentist's Specialist Registration Using the AHPRA Online Register.)

Smile Solutions is a multidisciplinary practice with general practitioners and board-registered specialists across oral & maxillofacial surgery, endodontics, orthodontics, periodontics, prosthodontics, and paediatric dentistry. All specialists hold verifiable registration on the AHPRA register.

How to book your first appointment

Booking is straightforward and requires no referral.

When booking, be ready to describe:

1. Your primary dental concern or the treatment you are seeking
2. Whether you have existing X-rays or treatment records to bring
3. Whether you have private health insurance (bring your card to the appointment)
4. Any relevant medical history — medications or systemic conditions that may affect treatment

Key takeaways

• Smile Solutions is on Level 8 of the Manchester Unity Building, 220 Collins Street, Melbourne CBD, accessible by tram, train, and car.
• No referral is required — you can book directly by phone or online.
• The team of Dental Board-registered specialists covers all six recognised dental specialties: Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Endodontics, Orthodontics, Periodontics, Prosthodontics, and Paediatric Dentistry.
• Internal peer review and co-located specialists mean complex cases can be planned and treated as a coordinated whole, without external referrals between practices.
• Interest-free payment plans are available for treatment plans up to $12,000, with superannuation-based payment also available for eligible patients.

Conclusion

Choosing a board-registered dental specialist is one of the most consequential decisions you can make for your long-term oral health. But that decision only delivers its full value when specialist care is genuinely integrated — when your endodontist, periodontist, prosthodontist, orthodontist, and paediatric dentist can communicate directly, review each other's findings, and sequence your treatment as a coordinated team.

Smile Solutions at the Manchester Unity Building offers exactly that: all six Dental Board-recognised specialties, general dentists, and hygienists in a single heritage-listed building in Melbourne's CBD, accessible without a referral, and supported by diagnostic technology that enables the kind of precision treatment planning complex cases require.

To book your first consultation, call 13 13 96 or visit smilesolutions.com.au.

For further reading, explore the related guides in this series:

• What Is a Board-Registered Dental Specialist? The Australian Framework Explained
• The 6 Dental Specialties Recognised in Australia: Roles, Training & When You Need Each One
• Do You Need a Referral to See a Dental Specialist in Australia?
• What Is Multidisciplinary Dental Care and Why Does It Produce Better Patient Outcomes?
• 10 Signs You Should See a Dental Specialist Instead of a General Dentist

Smile Solutions has been providing specialist dental care from Melbourne's CBD since 1993. Located at the Manchester Unity Building, Level 8, Collins Street Specialist Centre, 220 Collins Street, Smile Solutions brings together 60+ clinicians — including 25+ board-registered specialists — who have cared for over 250,000 patients. No referral is required to book a specialist appointment. Call 13 13 96 or visit smilesolutions.com.au to arrange your specialist dental consultation.

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Label facts summary

Disclaimer: All facts and statements below are general information sourced from publicly available practice and building documentation; they do not constitute professional dental, legal, or financial advice. Consult relevant qualified professionals for guidance specific to your circumstances.

Verified label facts

Practice location & contact

• Address: Level 8, Manchester Unity Building, 220 Collins Street, Melbourne CBD
• Corner of Collins and Swanston Streets, opposite Melbourne Town Hall
• Phone: 13 13 96
• Website: smilesolutions.com.au
• Operating since: 1993

Opening hours

• Monday to Friday: 8:00am – 6:00pm
• Saturday: 8:30am – 1:30pm
• Sunday: Closed

Clinician numbers

• 60+ clinicians total
• 25+ board-registered specialists
• 250,000+ patients treated

Specialist disciplines (6 total)

• Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
• Endodontics
• Orthodontics
• Periodontics
• Prosthodontics
• Paediatric Dentistry

Regulatory registration

• Specialists registered with: Dental Board of Australia / AHPRA
• "Specialist" is a protected title under Australian law
• Registration verifiable via: AHPRA public register

Invisalign status

• Accreditation: Blue Diamond provider status

Payment options

• Accepted: Cash, credit cards, EFTPOS, private health insurance
• Interest-free payment plans: available up to $12,000
• Superannuation-based payment: available via Supercare

Referral policy

• No GP or general dentist referral required
• Direct booking available by phone, online, or walk-in

Transport access

• Tram Stop 6 (Collins St): Routes 11, 12, 48, 109
• Tram Stop 11 (Swanston St): Routes 1, 3/3a, 5, 6, 16, 64, 67, 72
• Walking distance from Flinders Street Station: approximately 10 minutes
• Nearest car park: Wilson's Parking, Flinders Lane (between Swanston and Russell Streets)

Manchester Unity Building — heritage facts

• Constructed: 1931–1932
• Architect: Marcus R. Barlow
• Builder: Walter Cooper Pty Ltd
• Architectural style: Art Deco Gothic-inspired
• Victorian Heritage Register No.: 602994
• Purchased by dentist Kia Pajouhesh: from 2003
• First practice floor installed: first floor
• Tower floodlighting restored: 2012

Diagnostic & clinical technology

• 3D imaging: Planmeca ProMax 3D Max CBCT
• Digital scanning: iTero Element Intraoral Scanner
• Laser: VersaWave Dental Laser
• 3D printing: Sega Dental 3D Printers

Peer review reference

• Source: BMC Oral Health (2023), Ghassem-Zadeh et al., Victorian dental practice pilot study

General product claims

• The Manchester Unity Building's heritage environment signals a practice that "takes its environment as seriously as its clinical standards"
• Smile Solutions is described as Australia's largest Invisalign provider by Dental Board-registered orthodontists
• Peer review at Smile Solutions "directly mitigates" single-clinician diagnostic bias
• The integrated co-location model "does away with the need to travel from one practice to another"
• Sega Dental 3D Printers are described as leading to "improved patient outcomes and satisfaction"
• VersaWave Dental Laser described as "the industry's best-engineered fibre-delivered laser"
• Teddy bear therapy described as making dental visits "enjoyable" for children
• The practice is described as delivering care "with the warmth and clinical excellence you deserve"
• Specialists are described as bringing "clinical excellence and a genuinely caring approach"
• The iTero Element scanner is stated to enhance "accuracy of records, treatment efficiency, and your overall dental experience"
• Planmeca ProMax 3D Max described as generating "the most detailed three-dimensional dental imagery available"
• The integrated model described as offering an "almost seamless peer treatment planning process"