Where exactly is the clinic?
Level 17 of the St James Centre, 111 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, between Market and King Streets, opposite St James Church. Take the lifts from the Elizabeth Street lobby.
Level 17, 111 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Level 17, 111 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Sydney Holistic Dental Centre occupies Level 17 of the St James Centre at 111 Elizabeth Street, in the heart of the Sydney CBD between Market and King Streets, opposite St James Church and a few minutes' walk from St James, Martin Place and Town Hall stations. The clinic was designed for calm: quiet treatment rooms, a television in the ceiling above every chair, nitrous oxide available in each room, and the technology to complete most diagnosis and much of your treatment in a single visit.
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The St James Centre is on the eastern edge of the CBD, facing Hyde Park. Enter from Elizabeth Street and take the lifts to Level 17.
By train: St James station is directly across Elizabeth Street; Martin Place and Town Hall are a short walk.
By bus: Elizabeth Street and Castlereagh Street stops are within a block.
By car: Public parking is available in nearby CBD car parks; ask reception for the closest options.
Access: Lift access from street level; please tell us in advance if you need assistance.
Level 17, St James Centre, opposite St James station.
Many people find dental visits stressful. The clinic is set up to lower that from the moment you arrive: a quiet reception, unhurried appointments, and treatment rooms where you can watch a film with headphones while we work. Rubber dam keeps water and debris away from your throat, local anaesthetic is warmed to body temperature, nitrous oxide is available in every room, and intravenous sedation can be arranged for longer or more anxious visits. Read about dentistry for anxious patients →
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Equipment
What it does for you
Digital radiography
Bitewing and panoramic x-rays with a fraction of the radiation of film, viewed instantly on screen
3D cone beam CT
Three-dimensional imaging for implant planning, root canal anatomy, wisdom teeth and airway assessment [1]
Intraoral scanner
Digital impressions for Invisalign, crowns and veneers, with no impression trays
High-definition photography
A visual record of your mouth that we review together and track over time
Dental microscope
Magnification for root canal treatment and fine restorative work
CEREC CAD/CAM
Ceramic inlays, onlays and crowns designed and milled on site, often completed in one visit
Air purifiers and negative ion generators
Cleaner room air, part of our SMART amalgam removal protocol
SMART amalgam removal equipment
Rubber dam, clean-air nosepiece, high-volume suction and aerosol capture; see mercury-free dentistry
The practice follows the Dental Board of Australia's infection control guidelines and Australian standards for sterilisation, with tracked instrument cycles and single-use items where appropriate [2]. Amalgam waste is captured and disposed of as hazardous waste. Materials are chosen for biocompatibility; the practice has been mercury-free since 1987.
View the clinic photo tour → to see the reception, treatment rooms and views before your first visit.
Sydney Holistic Dental Centre, Level 17, 111 Elizabeth Street, Sydney NSW 2000. Open 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday.
Call (02) 9221 5800 or send an enquiry. Email: shdc@shdc.com.au
SEND AN ENQUIRYLevel 17 of the St James Centre, 111 Elizabeth Street, Sydney, between Market and King Streets, opposite St James Church. Take the lifts from the Elizabeth Street lobby.
8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday. For emergencies, call (02) 9221 5800 as early in the day as possible.
There is no on-site parking. Several public car parks are within a few minutes' walk; reception can suggest the closest.
Yes. There is lift access from street level to Level 17. Please let us know in advance so we can prepare the treatment room.
Yes. CEREC technology lets us design and mill ceramic restorations on site, so many inlays, onlays and crowns are completed in a single visit.
Yes. The online photo tour shows the clinic, and reception is happy to show you the rooms if you drop in.
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Reviewed by Dr Craig Wilson, BDS (Syd Uni) Hons. Last updated: September 2026.
European Commission. Radiation Protection 172: Cone beam CT for dental and maxillofacial radiology, evidence-based guidelines (SEDENTEXCT). Luxembourg: European Commission; 2012. https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/ec5936c7-5a29-4a93-9b3a-01a5d78d7b2e/language-en
Dental Board of Australia. Guidelines on infection control. Melbourne: AHPRA. https://www.dentalboard.gov.au/codes-guidelines/policies-codes-guidelines.aspx