Love a little extra? Use your 2026 dental extras while you still have them.
Make your dental extras count before they reset. Call or book online today.
Good news! Your next dental check-up could cost you nothing*
As a health fund member with adequate cover and available benefits, you may be eligible for a $0 out-of-pocket* dental check-up.
Our friendly team can check whether your health fund is a preferred provider at our practice and let you know if you could qualify for a gap-free* check-up.
If you don't qualify, your extras could still go a long way towards your visit.
Check your health fund cover, book your appointment and make the most of what you've already paid for before your extras expire.
Do your extras reset on 1 January?
Many health fund extras expire at the end of the year.
Log in to your health fund portal to check what dental extras you have remaining, then book your check-up before they expire.
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Do your extras roll over or reset at a different time?
If you're with AHM or a fund that resets at another time of year, your extras may already be rolling over - but that's no reason to put off your oral health.
Book your check-up before the end-of-year rush and give your smile the attention it deserves.
We accept all health funds across Australia
Many of our practices are preferred providers for a range of health funds and offer HICAPS facilities so you can claim your rebate on the same day as your treatment.
Preferred provider status varies by practice, so we recommend checking with your local team to confirm whether your fund is included.
We are preffered providers for the following health insurance providers:
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Make 2026 count. Book your check-up before your extras reset.
Regular check-ups are one of the simplest ways to stay on top of your oral health. Our dentists take the time to look for any early signs of concern, so small issues can be addressed before they become bigger ones.
Book your check-up now and head into summer knowing your oral health is in good shape.
Frequently asked questions
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.
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.
‘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.
We accept all major health insurance providers and are proud to be the preferred provider of many funds.
Our practiceis equipped with HICAPS facilities, which means you can claim your dental health insurance rebate on the spot.
This largely depends on your individual needs, but there are many reputable health insurance funds in Australia that include dental health coverage.
Many of our patients claim through:
- BUPA dental cover
- HCF dental cover
- nib dental cover
- HBF dental cover
- Medibank dental cover
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.
Terms and conditions
The cost of NDC Australia Pty Ltd. dental treatments and services may be covered by your health fund, and our practices accept all major health funds. Please check with your health fund to determine whether you are eligible for a ‘gap-free’ check-up (as cover levels and benefits can vary between health funds), when your dental extras reset and to understand the implications of using your health fund benefits, including that this may result in you having less available benefits in the future for other health services.
**Source: https://www.nidcr.nih.gov/research/data-statistics/dental-caries/adults