Your extras may have rolled over. But tooth decay doesn’t take a break.

Your next dental check-up could cost you nothing*. Did you know that as a health fund member, the cost of your next dental check-up could be covered by your extras?

That means no out-of-pocket costs* for you to pay. We will process your rebate immediately and you can claim on the same day as your treatment. Your oral health shouldn’t wait – make the most of the cover you’re paying for.

Every year, many of our patients miss out on dental extras they’ve already paid for by failing to use them – we wouldn’t want you to be one of them!

Put your dental extras to good use with a comprehensive check-up and clean.

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Just 2 simple steps to a healthier smile

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Step 1

Check your health insurance policy

Log in to your health fund account to double-check the dental cover included in your policy. Your dental insurance may cover you for a full check-up*, including a clean, scale and polish. Bitewing x-rays are not included in the $0 out-of-pocket check-up and may incur an out-of-pocket cost.

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Step 2

Book your dental check-up

Once you’re clear on your coverage, book to secure an appointment with us before the end of the calendar year.

The power of regular check-ups

Even with the best oral hygiene routine, dental problems can still arise. In fact, about 9 out of every 10 adults in Australia have experienced dental decay**, which can lead to cavities.

Left untreated, cavities can result in infection, pain and even tooth loss.

A check-up every 6 months is the best way to keep dental decay at bay. Our dentists always provide a thorough check to detect any issues early, before they become advanced and potentially more costly to treat.

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A typical check-up may include

During your check-up, we’ll perform a thorough inspection of your teeth and gums, and be on the lookout for signs of these common issues:

  • Cavities
  • Tooth decay
  • Sensisitivty
  • Gum disease

 

Your appointment will also include a professional clean, scale and floss, as well as the opportunity to discuss any additional concerns you may have.

Oral health links to overall health too

The benefits of regular check-ups extend well beyond a healthy smile. Studies show there is a connection between gum disease and conditions including diabetes, heart disease and even Alzheimer’s disease.

So a 6-monthly check-up brings peace of mind that you’re helping protect both the health of your mouth and your body.

Frequently asked questions

What is extras cover?
Extras cover is health insurance for treatments that aren’t covered by Medicare or hospital cover. It includes dental, optical, physio and other healthcare services usually performed outside of hospital.
What dental services are covered first?
The best way to find out exactly what your dental cover includes is to log in to your health fund member account and check your policy details. Many dental insurance plans include gap-free* check-ups as part of your dental cover.
What is a gap-free check-up?
‘Gap-free’ means the cost of your check-up appointment is totally covered by your health fund, so you don’t pay any out-of-pocket costs on the day.
Which health funds do you accept?
We accept all major health insurance providers and are proud to be the preferred provider of many funds.
How do I make a claim?
Our practice is equipped with HICAPS facilities, which means you can claim your dental health insurance rebate on the spot.
What if I need treatment not covered by my dental extras?

We offer flexible, interest-free payment plans that enable you to access the treatment you need right away, while paying the cost in instalments over time:

  • SmileFund: A flexible, interest-free payment plan that enables you to spread the cost of your dental care over time (up to 18 months)
  • Afterpay: Pay for treatments on the same day using Afterpay (a maximum cost of $1,500) and split the cost of your repayments into four equal instalments over an 8–week period.