Meet Our Team
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Dr John G KarydisJohn completed a Bachellor of Dental Science Degree at the University of Qeensland in 1990. In 1992 he established Carseldine Dental at Clock Corner with an emphasis on being a family dental practice. John has always been a strong advocate of preventative dental care in the community and has always offered his support to local school and sporting events. John has always kept abreast of the latest in dental advances over the years. John is married to Sam Karydis, who has been actively involved in the surgery since its establishment, and has two young sons. He enjoys playing golf and spending time with his sons. |
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Dr Sam CassanitiSam graduated as a dentist with honours from the University of Queensland in 2002, and soon after moved to Coffs Habour for a year to work in private practice. On returning to Brisbane, Sam joined John at carseldine dental and in 2007 became a partner in the practice. Sam has a particular interest in endodontics and crown and bridge dentistry. Sam is interested in continuing professional developement with a keen eye on the latest techniques and materials. Sam is married with a young daughter, and enjoys indoor soccer and spending time with his young family. |
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Dr Sarah TamDr Sarah Tam is the newest menber of our team and brings enthusiasm and a geniune passion for helping people. Sarah graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachellor of Dental Science in 2009, and she has a keen interest in cosmetic dentistry. Sarah enjoys touch football and spending time with family and friends. |
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Spiro G Karydis – ProsthetistWith over 15 years experience as a dental technician, in 2007 Spiro became qualified as a dental prosthetist. Spiro has a special interest in implant retained dentures, and is a memeber of the Australian Dental Prosthetists Association Queensland. |
We recommend the
following dental care
steps for achieving
healthy teeth and
gums; Brush with
a soft round bristle
toothbrush, Replace
your toothbrush every
three to four months...
The main culprit
behind bad breath
is bacteria! Our
mouths contain
millions and
millions of bacteria,
which can quite
easily get out of control.
