The dentist isn't anybody's favourite place to visit, but it is comforting to know you're in good…read morehands. As soon as you walk into Smile Artistry, you know you're in a professional environment. The clinic is very clean and neatly laid out, and the receptionists are friendly and efficient. Although it's not the cheapest clinic, the dentists and hygienists are great and after your routine checkup and clean you'll be able to rest easy knowing your teeth are safe for another six months.

I recently thought about changing dentist for better convenience. I'm pretty glad I chose this one…read more Everything in the clinic is very new. They have a toilet and magazines that aren't torn. A fish tank. A TV is on the ceiling of the clinic I was in. But what I mainly noticed was what was done during my scale and clean. It's one of the best ones I've had and i was thankful for the fluoride foam on the tooth tray which was at the end. My old dentist uses a blue gel which is fairly gummy and it's kinda gross seeing as you're not to rinse it out for half an hour. They smear it on with a cotton wad and it gets all over my lips and tongue. X-rays are instant. They show up on a computer monitor also mounted up high so that you, the patient, can it straight away. They also took some photos using a tube camera of the tops of my teeth which were also displayed instantly. I got a care pack on leaving, containing a toothbrush, two mini toothpaste, a stick flosser and magnet. Should you be too early there is also a cafe just two shops away.

I've always been terrified of the dentist but after a few visits to Le Tooth, that's all changed…read more Dr Hieu Le immediately put me at ease (he's very calming) he took my concerns(terror!) on board and was very gentle. I had complete trust in him and he did a terrific job with my root canal. His assistant (also the receptionist) was also very friendly and helpful. I almost looked forward to my follow up visits.

Hot Yoga. Bikram. Yoga in a sweat box. As one who is a) not flexible or graceful and b) not fond of…read moreextreme hot temperatures (read: hate Summer) I was surprised as you may be to read that I went and partook in a hot yoga class. Even more surprising: I liked it. I had said to friend K (an advocate of Bikram) that we "should definitely try a class together sometime," the way you say it to an old school friend but both know you never really have the intention of catching up. However, K held me to it and there we were standing with about 40 others in a 30+ degree room ready to receive the benefits of a 90 min hot yoga session. You can opt for a 60 min express class and for $25 for a 7 day unlimited pass it is a pretty sweet way to test the waters before making a commitment. As a first timer I was made feel 100% at home, and although there wasn't one-on-one attention given to newbies due to the sheer number of yogis in the room, I never once felt unsupported or at a loss of what I should be doing. The moves are simple enough and our instructor, Regina, was right - the majority of issues are in the mind. The mind gives up before the body. I flit between attempting each move, realising my flexibility is crud and watching in awe the people in front of me whose limbs seem to be like a bendy doll you had as a kid. The 90 mins goes by surprisingly fast (so do the waves of nausea and dizziness) and by the end of the class you've sweated more than you'll ever sweat in your life. Go into this with no expectations - you may dislike it, you may not. A few tips that my first class taught me: 1. Set the simplest goal: stay in the room. That, as your instructor will guide you, is your only goal. Getting your body used to the heat is the biggest challenge. 2. Take a beach towel. Trust me. You'll need it to cover the entire surface of your yoga mat and you'll sweat enough to need it. 3.Go at your own pace and do your best to not compare yourself to those around you. 4.Give it a go - the worst that happens is you sit there and wait for the next move. Walking into Bonfire felt unlike any other exercise venue I've been to. It didn't feel like a gym, nor did it feel like a place where if you weren't wearing the latest Lorna Jane range you were an outcast. It was definitely worth the experience and I'd recommend it to anyone with a little curiosity about hot yoga. Oh, and the smoothie at the end - delicious!

I paid $25 for a 7-day unlimited pass to Bonfire Yoga. I'd never done Yoga before so I am a…read morebeginner Yogi. Parking is a premium at this place, when there is a class you will find it hard to get a park if you're running late. I turned up for my 90 minute yoga session, prepared to sweat it out in a 38 degree room. I was high fived by the owner, who was very energetic and a very passionate which was a good change of pace for me. I gallantly high fived him back and entered the room. It was a bit hot, reminiscent of my time in The Philippines and Malaysia... but without a breeze. The class started and it was quite full. I counted at least 45 people in the room which I thought was a bit close for comfort... sweating and all. To make it more fun, we get plates to write our names down so the instructor can come around and personalise their chit chat with us (they only come around if you're doing a pose wrong as I found out) which I thought was smart. That was the longest 90 minutes of my life. My only criticism was that they could have played some music... the voice of an instructor talking through the 90 minutes non-stop seemed to make it go longer. I was relieved to walk out into the air-conditioning after the session was over. They have a cool change room with an outdoor seating area and showers, they also have a chiropractic area for you to get your posture figured out. The atmosphere I got was that of a hotel day spa... very nice interior. While the classes were a bit expensive for me $20+ depending on how long you want to sign up for, I thought it was a great place to start. I asked the receptionist if there were any days the classes weren't as crowded, and she replied with, that was nothing, busy nights can get up to 70 people... which I thought was a bit crazy. If you are in the local area, they are definetely worth checking out.

I started going to Ashley Carter Dental as it was convenient to where I was living at the time -…read morefortunately for me I found a brilliant dentist!

I came here for some much needed, long overdue dental work after searching for dentists easily…read moreaccessible on public transport from Albion. The staff were lovely and the dentist was both efficient and considerate. I have an extreme dentist phobia (serious) and I found this practice to be professional and sympathetic to my situation. It took many many tries to get me completely numb, but the dentist continued asking questions and poking around to make sure I definitely couldn't feel anything before removing the teeth. Would highly recommend to anybody in need of a good dentist. As soon as I get my tax return I will be making more appointments for sure.

I am terrified of dentists, so when I say these ladies are amazing you better believe me…read more Kerrie-Anne is friendly , informative and ensures you are always comfortable and not in pain. I had an emergency this morning and they fit me in no problems. They also don't charge an arm and a leg. Happy to recommend this dental surgery to anyone!

Be careful seeing these guys if you don't know any better. They quoted me over one and a half…read morethousand dollars for decay removal and multiple fillings. I got a 2nd opinion from a dentist well outside the city which was referred to me by a family member (retired dentist) and I didn't need any fillings just one fisher seal and a comprehensive clean plus a couple new xrays and It was still about 1300 dollars cheaper than the swish quote

David is an amazing dentist. He is very experienced and trustworthy. I have been seeing him for…read moreover 10 years. He is highly regarded and easy to get to being located in Brisbane CBD.

Very unprofessional. Not interested in the patient's welfare. Terrible dentist. Will not listen to…read morethe patient and is totally unprofessional.