Clear information for considered decisions

You can ask about the proposed care, alternatives, likely costs, timing, health-fund processing and what may happen if treatment changes.

The information that applies to you can depend on the care being considered and your individual circumstances. Ask the clinic to explain the relevant fees, proposed steps and timing before deciding. Where a third-party provider or private cover is involved, check its current terms directly with that provider or fund.

• Ask what is included in the amount discussed.
• Ask about any costs that may depend on further assessment or care.
• Take time to consider the information and ask further questions if needed.

Yes. You can take time to reflect on the discussion and ask further questions if anything is unclear.

This is general information and cannot replace an individual discussion with your dentist. Your dentist can explain how it relates to your oral health, including suitable options or alternatives, relevant risks or limitations, practical timing and likely costs where these are relevant.

Check the provider's current terms directly with that provider, including eligibility, charges, repayments and any conditions that apply to you.

The information that applies to you can depend on the care being considered and your individual circumstances. Ask the clinic to explain the relevant fees, proposed steps and timing before deciding. Where a third-party provider or private cover is involved, check its current terms directly with that provider or fund.

• Ask what is included in the amount discussed.
• Ask about any costs that may depend on further assessment or care.
• Take time to consider the information and ask further questions if needed.

You can ask our team about practical clinic questions. The provider should answer questions about its own approval process, eligibility and current terms.

The information that applies to you can depend on the care being considered and your individual circumstances. Ask the clinic to explain the relevant fees, proposed steps and timing before deciding. Where a third-party provider or private cover is involved, check its current terms directly with that provider or fund.

• Ask what is included in the amount discussed.
• Ask about any costs that may depend on further assessment or care.
• Take time to consider the information and ask further questions if needed.

We accept EFTPOS and major credit/debit cards. A range of eligible third-party payment and finance options may also be available, including:

Each third-party provider controls its own eligibility, charges and repayment terms. Please check that provider's current information directly before relying on an option, and ask our team about the practical details that apply to your visit.

• Afterpay
• Zip
• Total Lifestyle Credit
• MediPay
• Supercare